Tires are a tough one to do because there is very little margin in them, but we will definitely give it a try.
Sent it over. I assume. I filled out and hit submit and then the page reloaded and was empty/unfilled. We will see I guess what happens. Appreciate the link!Tires are a tough one to do because there is very little margin in them, but we will definitely give it a try.
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Nice lens for the money. I have shot with it, but my 300mm f/2.8 with a 1.4X teleconverter is my go-to lens for wildlife. I have not transitioned to mirrorless yet. Too much invested in glass for my DSLR's. I guess the Nikon adaptor would work if I ever decide to go that route. Currently very happy with my D810 and D850.
That 850 is a powerhouse. A friend has one. I used it a bit. I've been with crop-frame bodies for a while now. Got a D500 when they came out. Gave some thought to the 850 when it came along. I just didn't think I'd haul it around, being as big as it is. And to think, I used to haul a Graflex Speed around from time to time. Days of yesteryear LOL. But, man, the compact size of the mirrorless stuff is attractive. A few years ago, I was looking for something I or my wife could tote around while quail hunting. She's been hauling around the D500 with a 70-200 2.8, but whining a bit. I bought a Sony RX100 VI a few years back and she loved carrying it, rather not carrying the big lense. The IQ was great for its size..., but nothing special.
D500 with that 200-500 is a terrific combo for anything action - wildlife, sports, you name it. You are going to love it. IQ is darned good for a zoom, too. Enjoy shooting with that combo.
