Review on Unleash Photography Potential with High Power 500Mm 1000Mm Manual Telephoto Lens by Wagner Witlin

I am a hobby photographer and I mainly take pictures of nature. I wanted a good telephoto lens but not expensive because I'm still learning and didn't want to invest thousands just yet. I read reviews of this lens not only here but also online and was very impressed. And the price was right. I first called the seller to make sure it would fit my Nikon D3500 as it is not listed and he assured me it would fit and also gave me lots of advice on using the lens. The most important thing to know is that this is NOT an automatic mode. But since I mostly shoot in manual mode anyway, that wasn't a problem for me. and then attach it to the camera, but once you've done it, it's easy. The lens is not too heavy, but not too light either. At first I tried shooting without a tripod and despite the fact that my hand was shaking I got a decent shot. After I mounted it on a tripod, the photos were much better. Another thing is that he needs a lot of light. So unless you're young and strong (and I'm not both), use a tripod. Shots on a sunny day were much better than on a cloudy day, even with the ISO setting. It's also a slow lens, it takes time to get used to the narrow viewer and focus. So if you want a quick photo, you might miss your subject. I haven't used the 2x converter much yet, but I'm sure everything will be fine. These photos were taken on a bright, sunny day the first day I received the lens. The first is ISO 1600 (recommended) and the second is ISO 800. To be able to see even on a sunny day, you need a high ISO. In general, I am very satisfied with the lens. There's definitely a learning curve, but for the money I don't think you can get much better.