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Re: six spot burnett moth
Seems to be a tad bit soft Jeff
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Re: six spot burnett moth
Have to agree. Also not great angle, not up to your usual standard Jeff.Originally posted by tesarver View Post
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Re: six spot burnett moth
although the 150-600 is a great lens, I have found it is not really suited to this type of work and for the future if you still have the 70-200 and converter I think you will find you get better and consistant results - I certainly find that with my 300 f4 with or without the converterSeems to be a tad bit soft JefComment
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Re: six spot burnett moth
Got to agree with you there stan ,going to have to start taking it out with me .Originally posted by Stan View PostComment
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