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Footy's back! Swans v Pies @ North Sydney OvalModerators: Greg B, Nnnnsic, Geoff, Glen, gstark, Moderators
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Footy's back! Swans v Pies @ North Sydney Oval
Well, I was rarin' to give the new 70-200VR a try at footy, so tonight seemed like a good opportunity. My old 80-200/2.8 performed brilliantly, so I was interested to see how the 70-200 compared.
The result - subtly better, I think. The focusing speed is a little faster, and seemed able to lock on a bit easier. I'm quite pleased with most of my shots, considering the godawful lighting conditions at North Sydney Oval when the sun goes down. Most are 1/400 or 1/320 @ f/2.8, ISO 400-800ish (Auto ISO!!! It's brilliant) The 70-200 is a little short for footy, but as long as the action is nearby and you are reasonably close to the ground, the results are pretty damn good. 
Yep - the annual preaseaon practice match played at North Sydney Oval. Most times it's against Essendon, but this year it was collingwood.
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