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Re: Robin Wong review of the 300mm f/4
A thorough review by my favourite reviewer of all. A talented and modest photographer and I believe what he writes. As for the review, I haven't read it properly yet but after looking at some of those crops - blimey they look stunning! Just what I was hoping to see from Olympus. Back to reading now.
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Re: Robin Wong review of the 300mm f/4
A photographers review, not much technology, just stunning images to prove the point. Another stunning lens from Olympus.The picture tells the story, great when you have a bad memory.DW.Comment
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Re: Robin Wong review of the 300mm f/4
A very good review of what appears to be an excellent lens.
The shots taken by Robin are excellent examples of what it can produce.
I hope this lens is available before my next trip to Bempton!
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Re: Robin Wong review of the 300mm f/4
I don't like reviews by Robin. When you've read one it's almost impossible not to justify purchasing the lens!David
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Re: Robin Wong review of the 300mm f/4
If he is that persuasive maybe the trick is to get our wives to read his review too!Originally posted by Melaka View Post
John
"A hundredth of a second here, a hundredth of a second there � even if you put them end to end, they still only add up to one, two, perhaps three seconds, snatched from eternity." ~ Robert Doisneau
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Re: Robin Wong review of the 300mm f/4
Some stunning images there showing off the capabilities of the 300mm.Regards Huw
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Re: Robin Wong review of the 300mm f/4
Robin Wong has posted some more shots taken with the 300mm f/4. This time they are wildlife shots taken in South Africa. They look rather good, although he does comment that, at times, 300mm was too long.
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Re: Robin Wong review of the 300mm f/4
What can you say? Except " I would love oneOriginally posted by Olybirder View PostRobin Wong has posted some more shots taken with the 300mm f/4. This time they are wildlife shots taken in South Africa. They look rather good, although he does comment that, at times, 300mm was too long.
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I would be interested in shots taken on an EM-5 with this lens?The picture tells the story, great when you have a bad memory.DW.Comment
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