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Hey /p/ I've already bought a Nikon DSLR but now I need to get myself one big hunky telephoto lens so I'll look like a real pro. Whats a cheap option?
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>>2749897
Get one of those 70-200mm f/2.8 lens mugs and hold it in front of the body.
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Sigma 50-500mm for creeping on your neighbors wife.
Seriously.. get a 35mm or 50mm.
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>>2749900
dub dubs
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Every time I see a massive camera like that it makes me glad I prefer rangefinders. Such a pain in the ass to carry dSLR and big lenses around.
OP, the Sigma 70-200 2.8 without IS is a good value secondhand lens
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>>2749931
Except there is no lens that mimics a 70-200 on a rangefinder, so you wouldn't be using one anyways. You can fit small primes on a small DSLR.
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55-200 would be the cheapest
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>>2749931
Really?! Thanks for letting me know!
>makes me glad I prefer rangefinders
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>>2749897
if you buy cheap the autofocus and lens stabilization will drive you nuts.
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Sigma 150-500 DG OS LMNOP
Have one for my Canon. Good stabilization and fast enough AF to work with. Daylight only, though, because of the aperture.
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