I got a 5d Mk3 about 10 days ago. love it its a fantastic piece of equipment.
A group of us when to anglesey race circuit at weekend and had a great day's photography.
afterwards the wife and my sister said that they would love to have a go a photography.
after a little research I found the...
there's also the sigma 150-500, very impressive looking lens, nice image/pretty sharp, but just felt it lacked in quality. i've had no experience with Tamron lenses, I was told to stay away years back, was this bad advice?
Yeah, not a bad shout. I have to admit though, I do like the L series quality. Almost an addictive issue I suppose.
I was a bit disappointed in the finish of the (rubbery coated) 150-500 sigma. Is this a standard across the range?
No, sorry never meant there was an issue. Just saying that I found I wanted less than 100 more often than needing more than 400.
So 70-200 would have been fine.
Whilst on the full frame the magnification is roughly 2/3rds when compared to the crop sensor.
So the 100-400 might turn out to be...
I found that the 100-400 was too much on the 60d (crop sensor), hoping that it'll be ok on the mk3
gonna test it properly and see what I think. I don't know if 200 will be too short on full frame.
plus the F4.5-5.6 on the 100-400 isn't as much of an issue on the mk3 as better sensor and ISO...
This weekend I'm traveling to anglesey (Tracmon) to watch a friends track day.
is there any advice for photography at this circuit?
I haven't visited Tracmon for 10 years when I did a track day myself. since that day the track has been modified/rebuilt.
thanks.
That it, it's here :)
camera arrived today.
Roll on Anglesey track day this weekend.
New toys :) Roll on Adams track day. by steve_farrimond, on Flickr
if your getting rid of your 70-200 give me an offer.
I find that the 100-400 is sometimes a bit too much, wanting less than 100 more than ever needing more. this is however on a crop sensor, so hoping the full frame will balance this out.
we will see shortly i suppose. mk3 due on Wednesday.
I have a EF 100-400 L, getting the 5d with a 24-105 L and looking at a 70-200 f2.8
this should cover my shooting for the time being.
60d is a fantastic piece of kit to be fair. I really like it.
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