Re: Kenko Convertor for EF-S
I think what I really need is practice, never having had a lens this size before. Having intended to semi-retire this year (I'm now 65) I was offered so much well-paid and interesting work I couldn't resist, it's given me more money to spend on kit, though, and so I'm getting everything I need. However, I've been so busy that I've only been out with the lens a couple of times for short periods, when I get free time later in autumn I need to go out for days at a time and use it. I do have an Optech strap which was recommended here and I've changed settings on the lens and 80d to those you recommended a while ago, but haven't had a chance to try it since. My main problem is keeping it locked onto the target, I'm sure I'll get better with time and practice.
I think what I really need is practice, never having had a lens this size before. Having intended to semi-retire this year (I'm now 65) I was offered so much well-paid and interesting work I couldn't resist, it's given me more money to spend on kit, though, and so I'm getting everything I need. However, I've been so busy that I've only been out with the lens a couple of times for short periods, when I get free time later in autumn I need to go out for days at a time and use it. I do have an Optech strap which was recommended here and I've changed settings on the lens and 80d to those you recommended a while ago, but haven't had a chance to try it since. My main problem is keeping it locked onto the target, I'm sure I'll get better with time and practice.
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