Sorry overlapped your postVR or VRll ?
sold it mate.Mk2 I'm guessing? I see you sold your 300? Or traded? Cannot wait to see your images from it especially on base
Thats one of the reviews I read before getting one. I do agree its great up to 10-15m, up to 30m its pretty good. I've not used it enough above this distance because of that review. Looking at some of the images I've take over 30m they are quite reasonable, probably better than i was expecting after that review. I generally shy away from long distance images as i feel you don't get the same sharpness as close up, I much prefer the close and personally approach.This review seems to think the lens is great when trying to shoot close items and not so good if there quite far away, the very few shots ive taken seem to bare that out but seeing as i will be using it for sport mainly i dont think ill suffer, oh and it will live on a monopod lol
http://www.bythom.com/Nikkor-200-400mm-lensreview.htm
£1900 mate.OP, care to share how much you paid for it. I had one on sale here recently and didn't get a sniff.
.....the keeper rate is very poor.i had fine tuned it on delivery but not happy with it.
Mine has been very good too. Used with d3 and D4. When I first got it I took some trial shots of a seagull, I was so pleased and impressed I actually laughed. It was like getting into the tvr for the first time. However I have never used hand held, always on mono/tripod. A tip is to make sure the filter lens is clean, it can easily get forgotten sitting in its slot out of site.ive just had a play on a monopod in the back garden, light wasn't brilliant so average shutter was 250-400th with static objects no more than 50mtrs away and the lens is a sharp as a pin, next need to test properly on fast moving objects, I was using my D810 as I havent (still!!!!) received my D4s from customs yet