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Was in the local photo shop trading in a SIgma 50 (focal length never worked for me) when the manager mentioned he had just received a 120-300OS in trade (wildlife shooter picked up a Sigma 150-600 C). Had a realistic price, and I've been hunting for this lens for awhile. An hour later I was out of the store with a grin. Had to wait a week to get out and start the learning process - wasn't expecting much, but in the end I was happier than ever to shoot a great semi-pro game - not much passing, but some awesome runs, and a very strong defense.
All were shot with a 7100, 120-300, some with a 1.4x, all at 4.0, and a gradually increasing ISO, starting at 640 and ending at 2500. Of course, lots of struggles, (Focus tracking is really different at this range - I haven't figured out whether to just shut it off, or to keep it on a bit to hold as the inevitable player steps into the shot) but I had alot of fun.
Comments, crits welcome.
© Pyrat 2015
1) D7100, f4.0, 1/1600, ISO 640 380mm
© Pyrat 2015
2) D7100, f4.0, 1/500 (oops), ISO 1250 300mm
© Pyrat 2015
3) D7100, f4.0, 1/1000, ISO 1600 120mm
© Pyrat 2015
4) D7100, f4.0, 1/1000, ISO 1600 300mm
© Pyrat 2015
5) D7100, f4.0, 1/1000, ISO 1250 170mm
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