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Have you ever felt that your gear is not allowing you to shoot what you're visualizing/wanting to?
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Have you ever felt that your photography gear limits your ability to capture the scenes you envision? This is a common challenge, especially when you're pushing the boundaries of your lens's reach. Often, I find myself at the maximum 300mm, yet it's still not enough to frame the shot as I imagine. While I can occasionally move closer, various circumstances can restrict my mobility. That's why I'm considering a 200-600mm lens to bridge this gap, though I anticipate similar challenges may arise in the future.
I'll explain a little:
A situation i'm finding myself in frequently is seeing/visualizing a scene with something i want to shoot that's too far for my lens, meaning i end up a lot at it's maximum 300mm and it's usually still not enough
In some cases i could move a little closer, but in a lot of others it may not be possible due to various reasons
That's why i'm quite keen on getting a 200-600 lens to bridge that gap, altough i feel it'll probably happen again
I mostly shoot:
- Sailing: half a problem, you have lots of freedom to move around but not necessarily always
- Sports: a know place for long telephotos
- Events: not really an issue, in that case i'm fine
- Landscape: sometimes the scene i want to shoot it's just too far away
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