Hi,

> I use my EF 300 2.8L for children's' portraits no problem.  What
> generally happens is that they are curious initially and then they
> ignore you.  I generally will shoot handheld with the EF 300 2.8L wide
> open to get incredibly sharp images with beautiful blown out
> backgrounds.  The 300mm focal length allows me to shoot them in their
> natural habitat without affecting their natural play patterns.  As to
> the complaints about weight you guys are a bunch of sissies!  I use
> this lens in the crowded pits at race tracks with no problems at all
> and MANY other shooters are using EF 400 2.8L lenses in the crowd.

One photographer employed at the photo agency I work at does almost 
all of his action and also the portraits with his 4/600. For an 
impression of his work, look at www.tylerlarkin.de (in English). For 
further formula 1 pics of him, you may also have a look at our 
agency�s website: www.asa-online.net (only available in German yet; 
skip the flash plugin, it takes too long to load imho).

Cheers,

Marco



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Marco Kost
Journalist - Text und Bild

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