Thread: A Bit of Advice
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Old 8 May 2006, 19:05 (Ref:1603608)   #17
James North
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James North should be qualifying in the top 10 on the grid
Yes, I'd say the 100-400, would be a very good lens to have trackside. The L glass is very highly rated and the IS is supposed to be a help as well especially with slower shutter speeds.

It might be a bit limiting in the paddock/pits though and you would end up stepping back a heck of a lot to get your subject in frame and possibly end up getting run over.

But I've learnt that I can acheive fairly reasonable quality in the pits with cheap n nasty lens.

Take a peep at this
http://www.f1-jimages.co.uk/2006/des...6/img_9122.jpg
taken with 18-55 that comes in kits with canon bodies.
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