>Forgive me for asking but is there anything wrong with your
>70-200? I'd have thought it to be a very suitable portrait lens.

the 70-200 is a very good lense, particularly at 200, but I use it
primarily outside - inside the f4 can pretty quickly become a bit too slow
using existing light, nonetheless it will make a nice portrait lense.. But
I'd like a lense that will open up a little wider and reduce background
clutter... and hey it seem like a good excuse to think about buying a new
lense...

Also I do think the 70-200 can be a bit intimidating for the subject..
there's something about the white lense that really flips people's switch..





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