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<blockquote data-quote="Borga Voffe" data-source="post: 544030" data-attributes="member: 41839">Need to get a better understanding of this long tele zoom. The photo show how I get photos of animals in the mountains.How useful is this OLD VERSION of 80-400 VR as a travel companion in my backpack on long mountain hikes. How easy is it to use, and how&nbsp; &quot;fast&quot; can I be ready to shoot them mooses running in front of me. At&nbsp; heafty size ans weight, 1.5 kilo, it might bean advantage for me-- better to hold, more substantial grip etc.In fact, I have this idea that the Nikkor 70-300 will be not as usefull/ not enough telezoom. but I might be all wrong :-(The Nikkor 70-300 is too easy to get, many such lenses at sale just now, very low asking prices, I can get it very cheap.[ATTACH]204242[/ATTACH]Sorry for all&nbsp; this double posting.d7200, tokina 12-28, nikkor 18-140</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Borga Voffe, post: 544030, member: 41839"] Need to get a better understanding of this long tele zoom. The photo show how I get photos of animals in the mountains. How useful is this OLD VERSION of 80-400 VR as a travel companion in my backpack on long mountain hikes. How easy is it to use, and how "fast" can I be ready to shoot them mooses running in front of me. At heafty size ans weight, 1.5 kilo, it might be an advantage for me-- better to hold, more substantial grip etc. In fact, I have this idea that the Nikkor 70-300 will be not as usefull/ not enough telezoom. but I might be all wrong :-( The Nikkor 70-300 is too easy to get, many such lenses at sale just now, very low asking prices, I can get it very cheap. [ATTACH=CONFIG]204242._xfImport[/ATTACH] Sorry for all this double posting. d7200, tokina 12-28, nikkor 18-140 [/QUOTE]

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