Pål writes:
> Anyway, if someone wonders if AF is the way to go to solve
> some focusing problems, the aswer is simple: if these problems are due to the
> fact that the subject won't be still long enough for the photographer to focus,
> AF helps.
This is *exactly* why I've been considering (and saving for) an AF 400mm
lens for wildlife. Trap-focus is really handy in some situations but is not ideal.
Cheers,
- Dave
David A. Mann, B.E.
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