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I'm thinking of getting either a 70-200 f2.8 vr2 or a 70-200 f4 vr to use with a d800.
I've been reading many reviews, this comparison review of the two seems quite good but it's still not helped.
https://photographylife.com/nikon-70-200mm-f4-vs-f2-8
What I'm unsure of is the vr2's focus/lens breathing issue at close subject distances and the difference in AF speed/quality in low light between the f2.8 and f4. I'm likely to use it at sunrise/sunset rather than for sports under floodlights. As it's going to be a zoo/wildlife parks/nature portrait lens I'm going to be using it in the 1-5m range quite often.
Does anyone have any experience of AF in low light for both the f2.8 vr2 and f4? Could anyone point me in the right direction of examples of the same subject taken at 2-4m and the same focal length on both lenses just to see what the difference really is.
I've been reading many reviews, this comparison review of the two seems quite good but it's still not helped.
https://photographylife.com/nikon-70-200mm-f4-vs-f2-8
What I'm unsure of is the vr2's focus/lens breathing issue at close subject distances and the difference in AF speed/quality in low light between the f2.8 and f4. I'm likely to use it at sunrise/sunset rather than for sports under floodlights. As it's going to be a zoo/wildlife parks/nature portrait lens I'm going to be using it in the 1-5m range quite often.
Does anyone have any experience of AF in low light for both the f2.8 vr2 and f4? Could anyone point me in the right direction of examples of the same subject taken at 2-4m and the same focal length on both lenses just to see what the difference really is.