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| | | Sigma 70-200mm f2.8 for low light situations
I have a Sigma 50-500, f4-5.6 which has been on safari with me a couple of times and is fantastic (I have a Sony body with IS).
The only time it lets me down is when the light is failing and there just isn't enough to let the Bigma work, but often that is when the animals are becoming more active.
I have been thinking about getting an F2.8 70-200 to help in those situations.
It does mean lugging two 1Kg+ lens around though ...
Anyone got experience of low light shooting with such a lens? |
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