Quote (Boochie @ Oct 5 2015 02:52pm)
I actually work at a camera repair center. I just go off of whatever my co-workers suggest. haha
I've never owned a camera myself before. Decided since I work at a camera repair place, may as well buy a camera and start learning more about it other than the technical side. XD
You really couldn't go wrong with the 300mm f4. You probably should compare it beside a 150-600mm with proper shots if you're looking to get real reach though. I'd be curious to see which renders a more detailed image... a 300mm f4 cropped in, or a 150-600mm at 600mm. Sounds odd, but the 300mm f4 should get 16mp of equivalent sharpness compared to the 150-600mm at 600mm which may only get something liek 6mp of sharpness.
You really can't get enough reach when it comes to wildlife though... but... a 300mm f4 is an elite lens.