Review on Nikon NIKKOR 500mm F/5.6E Pf ED VR Super-Telephoto Lens with AF-S Technology by Dimitar Borisov ᠌

The very best ones are the lens of a hunter's dreams if that hunter likes to travel light, be mobile, and use as little supplementary gear as possible. The size is such that it does not particularly grab the attention of strangers. The curious were more drawn to the number 300 2.8. All of its advantages. A photographer's dream camera would be one that is light, fast, and sharp. The decision to switch from the 300/2.8 resulted in a considerable improvement in both the number and the quality of the photographs taken of birds. Cons: People have complaints concerning the foot of the tripod. I don't comprehend the reason for their utilization of it. When used together, the tripod and this lens produce poor results. It is comparable to putting snow tires on a surfboard. When I took pictures of an owl at night using a shutter speed of 1/30, I got virtually all of the photographs sharp, but some of them had "motion blur." The D850 Carcass. I went on a long hunt while holding a camera, and I didn't get weary; therefore, there was no need for a tripod. Maybe for video.