Envious of all you guys that either have thousands of dollars or don't need a lot of flex and zoom, but I get amazing results shooting equestrian and canine events with a 70-200 or a 55-300.
Gotta have the right lighting but since it's generally outdoors (for horses at least, dogs sometimes indoors) it works out.
I really want a 200-400 zoom but also like... Can't drop several grand on glass right now.
Envious of all you guys that either have thousands of dollars or don't need a lot of flex and zoom, but I get amazing results shooting equestrian and canine events with a 70-200 or a 55-300.
Gotta have the right lighting but since it's generally outdoors (for horses at least, dogs sometimes indoors) it works out.
I really want a 200-400 zoom but also like... Can't drop several grand on glass right now.