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Yeah, I agree. Great photo!
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Has anyone been to the Johannesburg Lion and Rhino park? I've got a free trip there through work, and was wondering if a Tamron 150-600 would be overkill?
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Ah yes..that's true!
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Jul 26, 2015 07:45
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Snakes like to be pat too. This is especially true with Australian snakes.
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Elendil004 posted:That actually might be a bit much. You get very close to the lions, I never needed more zoom on my 70-200 with an extension. If you have a second body with a wider lens then your Tamron would rock, but I think with that much zoom you might miss wider shots of things playing. OK cool, that's what I was thinking... Cheers!
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Do they have to cull bears in Yellowstone?
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 This cow will be a pattie next week 
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Soldier crab doing it's thing. starship troopers reboot lookin good
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Bubbacub posted:Yeah, I won't risk a big white telephoto on a boat, but I've gotten decent results with a 70-300 and want a bit more reach. The combination of reach and portability of the RF lenses is just too irresistible if I happen to come across a kingfisher or something in broad daylight. I do a lot of open water sea kayaking as well as a bit of mangrove estuary paddling, and have used the Nikon Z50 + Nikon 24-200 to decent success. Not the best birding setup, but its light and takes a reasonably decent image. Are there any teleconverters that would fit that 70-300? Size and weight are my big concerns when it comes to gear on a kayak.
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