Very nice but I need a 1200-1700mm f5.6-f8 ifed ais zoom for £2000 not the £60,000 + nikon want.
Phillip.
Posted by Alan Woolnough on September 28, 2006 at 10:53 AM
Pardon my french
Bloody hell
In all honesty, i think these massive cat lenses fall more into the realms of astronomical telescopes, than photographic lenses. Possibly the only difference between them is aperture control
It would be interesting to know the price difference between the two equivelents, and whether one or the other is optimised to a higher optical standard.
Alan
Posted by Chris Lloyd on September 28, 2006 at 11:15 AM
I wonder how long it will take Nikon to bring out a VR version of that?!
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Another Landrover job :-)
Phillip.
Bloody hell
In all honesty, i think these massive cat lenses fall more into the realms of astronomical telescopes, than photographic lenses. Possibly the only difference between them is aperture control
It would be interesting to know the price difference between the two equivelents, and whether one or the other is optimised to a higher optical standard.
Alan
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Rene de Heer
Looks like Nikon didn't want to be out-done by that big Zeiss.
Very interesting -- out of the mothballs... still a beast.
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