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<blockquote data-quote="Welshy74" data-source="post: 309268" data-attributes="member: 23592"><p>I am a newbie to the photography world and looks like im going down the road of sports photography. Question I have is that I currently have a D3200 and the longest lens I have seen is 300mm where as the FX I have seen go up to 800. I know they are massively different in price but would I need to go up to FX for the longer lenses as the sports I would be taking photos of would be rugby, football, cricket etc where distance would potentialy be an issue. Thanks for your help</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Welshy74, post: 309268, member: 23592"] I am a newbie to the photography world and looks like im going down the road of sports photography. Question I have is that I currently have a D3200 and the longest lens I have seen is 300mm where as the FX I have seen go up to 800. I know they are massively different in price but would I need to go up to FX for the longer lenses as the sports I would be taking photos of would be rugby, football, cricket etc where distance would potentialy be an issue. Thanks for your help [/QUOTE]
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