So, if I got that right, after asking about a $1,300 camera equipment purchase and getting the "You're effin nuts" look, the next step is to make a $3K purchase? The fact that I can almost see your logic means my LBA is in a very advanced stage indeed.
Muhuahaahaa!

On 4/3/2011 9:05 AM, Paul Stenquist wrote:
A K-5 will do more to improve your keeper rate than will the lens upgrade. It's 
the better autofocus that you need. Of course a 60-250 and K-5 would be ideal. 
I really think that's what you need :-).
Paul
On Apr 3, 2011, at 8:40 AM, Cory Waters wrote:

I've been shooting at my daughter's soccer games for a while now.  I'm using my 
K10 and the DA50-200 I got when that camera was new (I think there's a newer 
version out now)
If I make half an effort, I can come away with three to five shots per game 
that I'm more or less happy with after a little processing. There's another ten 
to fifteen that I'll post out to the parent group.  They're not likely to be as 
critical as me, they're happy to have shots of their kid, and I assume they're 
just happy someone else is taking pictures so they don't have to ;)
The problem is, SHE sees the fifteen to twenty "post worthy" shots per game and thinks 
they're "fine".  This means that there's virtually no need for me to spend a grand on a 
new faster telephoto lens.
In the back of my mind, buried deep under years of obsessive desire for 
enablement, I know that a new lens won't make my photos *That* much better.  
It's not the lens that screws up most of my shots...

But, of course, LBA is strong.

The 60-250 calls.
But it might be the 55-300 that answers.






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