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john smith wrote in news:46bf9f2f$0$8055
: In article . 144, "Peter.D.Evans" orbscure.AT.hotmail.DOT.com wrote: Are any of you photographers out there using either the Sigma 50-500 or Tamron AF 200-500 lenses? My plan is to purchase either for use on a Nikon N80. If you are, I'd appreciate your thoughts with regards their use for airshow display photography - and some examples of your work using either posted here would be great too please! How fast is each? Try these two links for more details: Sigma 50-500 - http://tinyurl.com/3cmxs5 Tamron AF 200-500 - http://tinyurl.com/2ob3cz cheers, Peter D Evans - Administrator LEMB - Luftwaffe Experten Message Board http://www.luftwaffe-experten.org |
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"Peter.D.Evans" orbscure.AT.hotmail.DOT.com wrote: john smith wrote in news:46bf9f2f$0$8055 : In article . 144, "Peter.D.Evans" orbscure.AT.hotmail.DOT.com wrote: Are any of you photographers out there using either the Sigma 50-500 or Tamron AF 200-500 lenses? My plan is to purchase either for use on a Nikon N80. If you are, I'd appreciate your thoughts with regards their use for airshow display photography - and some examples of your work using either posted here would be great too please! How fast is each? Try these two links for more details: Sigma 50-500 - http://tinyurl.com/3cmxs5 Tamron AF 200-500 - http://tinyurl.com/2ob3cz cheers, Peter D Evans - Administrator LEMB - Luftwaffe Experten Message Board http://www.luftwaffe-experten.org Tamron wins on weight at 2/3 that of the Sigma Sigma wins on lens speed at f-4 to 6.3 vice Tamron f-5 to 6.3 It really comes down to useage. Is one stop gaining you anything? The weight difference may be a factor, depending on how long and what type of shooting you will be doing. |
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Tamron wins on weight at 2/3 that of the Sigma
Sigma wins on lens speed at f-4 to 6.3 vice Tamron f-5 to 6.3 It really comes down to useage. Is one stop gaining you anything? The weight difference may be a factor, depending on how long and what type of shooting you will be doing. Thanks for that John, appreciate the feedback especially as I hadn't even begun to consider the weight angle - great point! Aviation use for me would be for flying shots and I would be using a monopod. This would be my first foray into DSLR with a longer lens having been using a Panasonic digital with quite appauling shutter lag... but that's another story altogether! Cheers... Peter D Evans - Administrator LEMB - Luftwaffe Experten Message Board http://www.luftwaffe-experten.org |
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