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Originally Posted by dcstep
I use a 500/f4, but I wouldn't recommend starting there, unless money just falls out of your pockets. The 100-400mm is an old, but fantastic lens. Up until a few weeks ago, it used to be my first recommendation as a lens for someone starting into wildlife and birds. Now, I'd urge you to also consider the Tamron 150-600mm for around $1,100. It's getting rave reviews and I've seen lots of great shots taken with it. The difference between 400mm and 600mm is huge when it comes to birds.
Dave
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The problem is that im that im shooting racing cars on track. Im branch out from relatively close GRC stuff to trophy trucks and TUSC. I worked the Red bull Frozen Rush event and I was really limited by my lenses. So I need a really long and very high quality lens thats capable of dealing with the way I beat things up.