kev_blizard Messages 650 Name kev Edit My Images Yes 13 Jan 2013 #1 found this on POTN http://vimeo.com/56298775
Gaz J Messages 3,294 Name Gary Edit My Images No 13 Jan 2013 #2 If you're into big lenses!! http://www.waitingoutside.com/2009/04/the-biggest-slr-lens-i-ever-sigma-200-500m-f28/ http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/lenses/sigma-300-800.shtml Last edited: 13 Jan 2013
If you're into big lenses!! http://www.waitingoutside.com/2009/04/the-biggest-slr-lens-i-ever-sigma-200-500m-f28/ http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/lenses/sigma-300-800.shtml
MWHCVT In Memoriam Messages 28,464 Name Matthew Edit My Images Yes 13 Jan 2013 #3 Gaz J said: If you're into big lenses!! http://www.waitingoutside.com/2009/04/the-biggest-slr-lens-i-ever-sigma-200-500m-f28/ http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/lenses/sigma-300-800.shtml Click to expand... Don't forget the EF 1200/5.6 That said it's an impressive video
Gaz J said: If you're into big lenses!! http://www.waitingoutside.com/2009/04/the-biggest-slr-lens-i-ever-sigma-200-500m-f28/ http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/lenses/sigma-300-800.shtml Click to expand... Don't forget the EF 1200/5.6 That said it's an impressive video
petersmart Messages 5,000 Edit My Images Yes 13 Jan 2013 #4 Incredible video - also the contrast between the inexorable progress of the moon and the hesitancy of the walker made it even more awesome, IMHO. BTW the lens was effectively 1600mm (800mm with X2 extender). .
Incredible video - also the contrast between the inexorable progress of the moon and the hesitancy of the walker made it even more awesome, IMHO. BTW the lens was effectively 1600mm (800mm with X2 extender). .