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Oh ok, but what size was the lens?

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I had the 18-55mm lense on at the time. Only other lense I have at the moment is a 55-250mm one.

Patrick

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Oh ok, but what size was the lens?

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I had the 18-55mm lense on at the time. Only other lense I have at the moment is a 55-250mm one.

Patrick

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Ok thanks for clearing that up. I have been toying with a 28-300mm Tamron which is nice because it does portraits really well as well as pick out birds in trees from a great distance as well.

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Ok thanks for clearing that up. I have been toying with a 28-300mm Tamron which is nice because it does portraits really well as well as pick out birds in trees from a great distance as well.

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Nice. I'd like something like that for when I go out to say, an amusement park. I just don't like the long lenses on the camera when I'm just shooting a girl in front of me. I know some of those lenses get real pricey too. Just haven't gotten anything other than extra batteries and memory cards for the camera yet. Got it in early August.

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Ok thanks for clearing that up. I have been toying with a 28-300mm Tamron which is nice because it does portraits really well as well as pick out birds in trees from a great distance as well.

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Nice. I'd like something like that for when I go out to say, an amusement park. I just don't like the long lenses on the camera when I'm just shooting a girl in front of me. I know some of those lenses get real pricey too. Just haven't gotten anything other than extra batteries and memory cards for the camera yet. Got it in early August.

Patrick

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Yeah the 300mm setting is a little too close up for feet and very hard to shoot steady without a tripod far away without blur. I picked mine up for cheap off Craigslist...good quality and even has a lens lock so you don't get that typical lens creep when walking with camera in hand trying to photograph your favorite hot spot.

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