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| Topic Summary | | | Re: Shooting lacrosse | Posted By Isabella Duffy (17th Aug 20 at 9:44am) |
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| | Shooting lacrosse | Posted By JoeClark (7th Jul 17 at 11:07am) |
Hello,
I am planning on documenting my college lacrosse team's season and my goal is to get the Nikon D500 before the school year starts in September.
I definitely want to get a 70-200 2.8 for my arsenal but I'm not sure which one to get. I know that the newest nikon lens will break the bank but I'm sure that it will give me a high ROI. I've also looked at the Tamron G2 as an option or the older VRii.
Does anyone have any advice/experience with those lenses particularly for shooting lacrosse? Are there other lenses I could look into getting for shooting lacrosse games?
Any thoughts are welcome!Thanks.
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