Photographer's Request for Critique

--David Darby

What do you think?

What do you think? Taken with 300 mm f/2.8 IS w/2X teleconverter

Critiques

william gomberg , February 27, 2007; 07:25 P.M.

Badly underexposed and unsharp. If this is an example of what this lens can do I wouldn't care for it.I suspect you'll learn to do much better. I suggest you begin by not using the t.c.

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Joe Pasquarello , April 03, 2007; 11:29 P.M.

I agree

Probably not the best example of the capabilities of the 300. Shooting super telephoto's is not the same as short teles or med zooms. Take off the tele-extender and start over. I'm not sure if I see OFF or camera shake...either way its not very flattering.

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James Sawle , June 27, 2007; 09:18 P.M.

Personally I think that the photo is rubbish, I was hoping to see something stunning, this is a bad photo for a 300mm lens, Iv'e done better myself with the standard kit lens.

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Milagro Eating Popcicle

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