Canon EF 70-200mm

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Canon EF 70-200mm

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Canon EF 70-200mm question by lyd285: questions on picking a lens?
ok so i think i am going to get the Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L USM Telephoto Zoom Lens. Here is what i do not understand. I want a super soom lens. But i do not know how to figure out how far away i can zoom into or onto which ever you call it

I currently have the canon zoom lens ef 75-300mm 1:4-5.6 lens and the canon efs 18-55m lens. Will the new one be a lot better and be able to zoom in more? I am looking to do nature shots and such like bird watching etc.
how much closer can i get zoomed in if i get a 70-400 mm lens?

Canon EF 70-200mm best answer:

Answer by cabbiinc
Actually you will be able to zoom in less. Your current lens will go up to 300mm, thats pretty good. But if you want to get even closer you will need to go to a 400 or 500 or maybe even a 600mm lens. You are probably looking at the price of this lens and saying "why so much". Well this lens has the same aperature throughout. With your current lens your aperature can open up to f/4.0 at 70mm but only open up to f/5.6 at 300mm. The lower the number the wider your aperature and more light. The second part of this lens is its an L series lens. It has really good glass.

A much cheaper alternative is a teleconverter. It will multiply your current lens. If you bought a 2 times teleconverter your current lens would become a 150-600mm. The drawback is that you lose a full f-stop or two so you would need alot of light.

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nikon lens d5000 question by : What is the best Nikon D5000 lens?
Can someone tell me what is one of the best super zoom lens for the Nikon?? I really want to take pictures of birds, but my other lens don't zoom in enough to get a amazing shot. I want to buy a zoom lens, but i don't know which to get. Please help! Try NOT to suggest anything worth 1,000 or more.

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Answer by HisWifeTheirMom
Well, then you aren't going to get the best zoom lens availabe for the D5000.
Look at the Sigma 70-200 f/2.8 that runs about $ 999. That would be the third choice for best zoom lens.

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Canon EF 70-200mm

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Canon EF 70-200mm

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Canon EF 70-200mm question by rrwilliams64: Tamron AF 55-200mm F/4.0-5.6 Di-II LD,Sigma 70-300mm f/4-5.6 DG or the Canon EF-S 55-250mm IS?
Three lens choices:
Tamron AF 55-200mm F/4.0-5.6 Di-II LD Macro Lens $ 100
Canon EF-S 55-250mm IS?. $ 225
Sigma 70-300mm f/4-5.6 DG Macro $ 100

I need a companion to my 18-55 kit lens (XSi) and can get a copy of the Tamron which is in like new shape for $ 100, likewise for the Sigma. The Canon 55-250 costs twice those. I'm an amateur photographer, a variety of shooting needs, some sports, some indoor, wildlife, portraits, etc. Fully aware of the IS advantage of the Canon and the propensity for many 3rd party glass to lack the same- and I'm also on a budget, so the advice "save your money for a 70-200mm f/4 L " doesnt work for me. Unless I hear that the aforementioned Sigma and Tamron are just IQ $ hit and not even worth a hundred apiece, I may have to look at other options. (The Tamron 55-200, esp, I've read decent reviews.) Again, we're talking value class lens here and I realize there are compromises across the focal length at this price point. Thoughts on the two 3rd party lenses?
thnx
Kirol, good input, thnx for the Sigma experience. BL- I GET IT, THE CANON HAS BETTER IQ..... no $ #@^, I realize that, I'm making the comparison on the other two being less than HALF the price...THATS the rub, the price point and value for buck spent...I'm not shooting action shots for SI or Elle, yet nor do I want marginally inferior IQ with a lens I'm not familiar with. Someone tell me with personal experience these two 3rd party lenses are garbage, their opinion, bingo, thats what I'm looking for. NOT that the $ 225 Canon is a better lens. I realize that

Canon EF 70-200mm best answer:

Answer by Kirol
Well, I'm a Commercial Photographer myself, and work in a Camera shop.
I can tell you that the Tamron doesn't have stabilisation, and this is reflected in the price. (Tamron lenses with Stabilisation will be labled with VR - vibration reduction.) We sell a lot of them in the camera shop I work at for beginners, but mainly because we don't offer the Sigma alternative and it's a good beginner lens for people just starting out.
The canon obviously does, with the IS in it's name. The build/lens quality will also be way higher, being an official canon product and compatibility between a canon lens and canon camera is going to be superior, and it will also focus faster.
Now, I don't use IS lenses, nor do I rely on AutoFocus. If you need these things is up to you, but remember it's more work and setting up for you to do. Another nice little thing is that the Canon has a USM motor, which means the AF motor will be emiting sounds within the ultrasonic range (and thus will be quiet as a church mouse).
I've had good experiences with Sigma, especially with their 105mm macro lens. Quite legendary, I assure you.
Still, it's the 70-300mm you're talking about here.
I actually own this lens.
To be fair, it's decent.
It sure ain't bad. I paid almost twice that at the time and while I rarely use it, I crack it out whenever I need to do sports photography (which it is brilliant for, I might add) but for wildlife photography (at the end ranges, the 250~300mm zoom ranges) it lacks the image stabilisation I need. Still, I'm shooting without a Tripod most of the time because it broke! Hah.
Anyway, without a doubt I'd categorically say :
#1) CANON
#2) SIGMA
#3) TAMRON

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