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first Sigma 70 - 200 pics
Ok so I have had the lens for a few weeks and I haven't posted any images because i have been haing too much fun......
so here are three that are not the best but show the lenses range..... At the botanical gardens in melbourne in fading evening light..... 
Out my dirty loungeroom window. (some artifacts around the moon in conversion) 
on sunday at the Soccer..... 
Since we have so many Sydney-siders did anyone catch the 5-0 scoreline? I certainly did my voice still hurts from all the screaming....
olrac
the 1st image would have been fantastic except for motion blur. try to remember that shutter speed should be greater than the focal length, eg at 200mm the shutter speed should ideally be greater than 1/200sec [every man's work is always a portrait of himself.
Ansel Adams, Carmel, California, 1979]
not sure what you mean about motion blur???
I looked at the image 100% (original NEF) and around the fethers of the birds wing it appears sharp..... maybe a bad conversion. This was taken on a tripod
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