Thank you Paul. I bought this lens because of your earlier walk around videos. I use it for commercial architecture work and found on film and digital in real world, the vignette isn’t really an issue. Thanks for the tips and calming street videos! Also, your picture profiles. Look forward to the next one.
It's great to hear that this lens is working well for your commercial architecture work. Do you currently have a platform where your images can be seen, I would love to take a look. I have had this lens for many years and have kept it due to its many characteristics. Thank you for your kind words of encouragement on my videos, I’m currently working on a street video with this lens and will upload it soon. Take care!
I used this lens back in the early 90’s when I worked for a sports newspaper. I bought it just because it was significantly cheaper than the 2.8. I mostly used the 80-200/2.8 as my mail lens. But that was the film era.
Thank you for sharing your story 👍 What kind of sports did you primarily cover? I think I've heard the reputation of the 80-200/2.8, is that lens called the the magic drainpipe? If it is, what an amazing lens from the '80s 🙌😮
Thank you Paul. I bought this lens because of your earlier walk around videos. I use it for commercial architecture work and found on film and digital in real world, the vignette isn’t really an issue.
Thanks for the tips and calming street videos! Also, your picture profiles.
Look forward to the next one.
It's great to hear that this lens is working well for your commercial architecture work. Do you currently have a platform where your images can be seen, I would love to take a look. I have had this lens for many years and have kept it due to its many characteristics. Thank you for your kind words of encouragement on my videos, I’m currently working on a street video with this lens and will upload it soon. Take care!
I used this lens back in the early 90’s when I worked for a sports newspaper. I bought it just because it was significantly cheaper than the 2.8. I mostly used the 80-200/2.8 as my mail lens. But that was the film era.
Thank you for sharing your story 👍 What kind of sports did you primarily cover? I think I've heard the reputation of the 80-200/2.8, is that lens called the the magic drainpipe? If it is, what an amazing lens from the '80s 🙌😮