A Story of Canon 70-200mm Lens Envy and Muddy Shadows

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www.learningdslrvideo.com I was up in Wyoming this past weekend and my sister-in-law asked me to take some video of my niece during her volleyball match. She didn't have to ask because I would have done it anyway because I knew I would enjoy the challenge of getting interesting composition in this setting. So we showed up at the gym and I see two other photographers there and I could see from a distance they both had the Canon 70-200mm and for some reason I felt self conscience about pulling my Canon 28-135mm out of my bag which I knew works fine outside but I knew from experience that I would struggling within in this gym. I needed to get more angles for my video so I started moving around the gym and since I was a little embarrassed as I passed one of the other photographers I put my head down and just kept walking. As I walked passed I said to myself, "Gosh, I hope I wasn't being rude." After a few games one if the photographers came up to me to find out which newspaper or school I represented. I didn't want her to feel threaten so I just told her that I am an amateur and I am here to shoot my niece and I was mostly shooting video and showed her some slow motion shots I was getting. She wanted to learn more about video so I told her about my site. After that we had a nice chat. The other photographer from the newspaper only stayed a short while but I could tell she really enjoyed it like I was even with my inferior lens and she was there the whole time. I really was ...

A Story of Canon 70-200mm Lens Envy and Muddy Shadows

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