I used to have an acquaintance, (I'd hesitate to call him a friend), at College, (University to those outside the US), who used to wander around campus with a Novaflex 600mm follow focus, (IIRC though it might have been an 800mm, it's been a long time), and gunstock with Nikon F attached. His squirrel photos were amazing. So were the looks on the faces of anyone who saw him. He used to ride a humongous BMW motorcycle as well, first MC I ever saw with a better stereo system than I had in my dorm room.

Carlos Royo wrote:

As some people around here are much more knowledgeable than me about long lenses, I would like to know their thoughts about the performance of the follow focus tele lenses made by Novoflex. I have only used a Sigma 400 5.6 AF, which I sold to a list member years ago, and the excellent F* 300 mm. 4.5
I still keep the F* 300 mm. but it is a short lens for birding and other kind of nature photography. If I ever get an *istD or other Pentax DSLR, perhaps the crop factor will allow a narrower FOV, but I will surely need a longer lens.


Carlos




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