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No. The Beercan doesn't go quite as long as the 18-250, but at f/4.0, it's 1 1/3 f-stops faster than the f/6.3 maximum aperture of the 18-250.This would allow you to use faster shutter speeds, and the autofocus probably works better too. The Beercan is also sharper and has less chromatic aberration.
And it's cheaper. I use my Beercan mostly for shooting sports, mostly my wife's dressage, but also my grandson's T-Ball. I also use it for the annual air show at Andrews AFB. See So, anything happen over in your neighborhood today?(Is that 'wildlife' enough for you?) |
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fast is good. that is one feature i am definitely considering.
thanks, tcav. i will keep an eye on ebay and see if i can pick one up cheaply enough that little use is not a problem. ellen fl p.s. love the 'birds' at the link. i have been trying to get shots of the flyover at bristol motor speedway for a few years now without success. |
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ellenfl wrote:
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I think the prices are starting to come down. A couple beer cans went this weekend for:
Can't wait to get my own beer can in the mail. |
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This past weekend's stats:
Notice that the average asking price for an unsold Beercan was lower than the winning bid for a sold Beercan! Two of the unsold Beercans were from a new seller, so that might have had something to do with it. |
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This past weekend's stats:
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