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i got my 70-200 back a few months ago. i can't complain...it's been rock solid since i've owned it, and i got it new for ~1450 in 07.
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I used an 85 1.2 on a 1DsMk2 and it focused at glacier speed.
Every 70-200 has been nothing but a joy though.
When the lights came up at two, I caught a glimpse of you and your face looked like something Death brought with him in his suitcase.
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 Originally Posted by Transcend
I didn't know High ISO could also do shallow DOF or activate more AF sensors on most bodies. Who knew??!
I'm actually not totally sure WTF the conversation is about in this thread anyway.
Here's an idea:
If you like a lens, and you can afford it....buy it.
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BTW - I'm still looking for a Tokina 50-135 f/2.8...
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Originally Posted by H8R
BTW - I'm still looking for a Tokina 50-135 f/2.8...
egay....
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Originally Posted by stevew
Let me clarify: I'm still looking for a Tokina 50-135 f/2.8 that isn't over-priced and shipping from half way around the world. I have a Tokina 11-16mm to trade.
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a friend of mine at work just got his D800 on Monday. nice piece of gear, at least it felt nice... the Nikon controls left me totally flummoxed.
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Originally Posted by narlus
the Nikon controls left me totally flummoxed.
Same thing when I pick up a Canon. Aside from the comfort of the grip (anything from the 60D up feels NICE), the layout is a big WTF.
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