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Which 70(80)-200 2.8 lens?
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<blockquote data-quote="Drew Wat" data-source="post: 110845" data-attributes="member: 12274"><p>I have the 80-200 F2.8 and it is the twist zoom. It is a great lens. I can't speak for the 70-200 series. My choice was all price based as well as I am still a bit old school in regards to liking the less complicated. I like the older lenses that are made out of metal over the plastic that the newer ones seem to be made of. Just seems to feel better in my hands. I don't know how the VR would work on such a large lens but I have found that when I use the 80-200 it is in well lit situations and the shutter is fast enough to not worry about any vibration. I also have been using the tripod in lower light and again no vibrations to speak of. Cost of the 80-200 is half the cost of the new 70-200. Sometimes you get even better deals that make it even sweeter. Good luck on what ever you choose no matter what you will not regret getting either lens.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Drew Wat, post: 110845, member: 12274"] I have the 80-200 F2.8 and it is the twist zoom. It is a great lens. I can't speak for the 70-200 series. My choice was all price based as well as I am still a bit old school in regards to liking the less complicated. I like the older lenses that are made out of metal over the plastic that the newer ones seem to be made of. Just seems to feel better in my hands. I don't know how the VR would work on such a large lens but I have found that when I use the 80-200 it is in well lit situations and the shutter is fast enough to not worry about any vibration. I also have been using the tripod in lower light and again no vibrations to speak of. Cost of the 80-200 is half the cost of the new 70-200. Sometimes you get even better deals that make it even sweeter. Good luck on what ever you choose no matter what you will not regret getting either lens. [/QUOTE]
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