The PUG? Try Sports Illustrated, not a gallery of hobbyists. Stop with the self serving sample group. The shots you can't get with your antiques, somebody else will. They get the shot and the job, you get squat. If you want to be in "qualification limbo" (not bad for.., pretty good considering..., almost as good as...., etc. ) some people want to get past that and get the best shot that could have been taken.
A slow lens is still a slow lens and doesn't have the look of a fast lens shot wide open. If you think a 70-200/4 zoom with a 2x converter is just as good as a 400/2.8, then have a nice life. For a lot of photography, equipment does count.


BR

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Oh come on Bruce. That's way overboard. Sure there are pictures taken today with modern autofocus lenses that could not be taken today, but i would guess that 80 per cent of the pictures taken today are capable of being shot with older equipment. The greatest development since then is the speed of the film. That makes older slower lenses much faster in reality.
Vic P.S. If PUG is any indication of the type of shots being taken it probably climbs to 90-95 per cent....
Vic




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