Best Camera Lenses for 300MM+

the lens has a wide focal length range 70-300mm, when used on the olympus camera it is exactly that and not the advertised 140-600 mm equivalent.

to overcome the problem of camera shake at 300mm i'm using it at iso 400 or iso 800 plus turn on the image stabilization of my olympus e510.

bought an olympus 70-300mm lens last week from amazon and put it through some tests on an e-510 yesterday and today.

the 300mm lens is a superb telephoto.

for the last two years i've been using a canon ef 70-300mm is usm lens.

i used to have to switch often between my 18-55mm and my 75-300mm lenses, but now with this i have most of both of those ranges.

ef 300mm f4l is; no comparison (part of my travel trio)

other canon gear that i have include their excellent ef-s 17-55mm f/2.8 is , their razor-sharp ef 70-200mm f/4l is , ef 70-300mm f/4-5.6 do is , the l-grade-sharpness ef 100mm f/2.8 macro , mp-e 65mm

mine are the ones comparing the shots of the "museo" sign, one using the sigma 150-500mm os at 500mm, the other my current 70-300mm quantaray at 300mm.

i bought this zoom for bird photography, because nikon 70-300mm vr is not enough for me.

distortion is about half of what you get with 18-200 lens, and sharpnes is on par with 70-300mm vr.

for that type of purpose i don't mind having to switch lenses, and the bonus here is that the 70-300mm vr becomes a reasonably affordable complement to the 16-85mm (2/25/09 note: i have since

though i bought the 18-200 well before the 16-85 was released, if i was doing it "today," i'd skip the 18-200 altogether and grab the 16-85 and save the difference for the 70-300mm.

you could get this one, get the 75-300mm with no is, or the 75-300mm with is.

i have the canon 75-300mm that came with the kit.

i was low on cash but wanted a lens with a focal length in the 100~300mm range.