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Still very decent on the EOS 50D albeit quite comparable to the 55-250mm IS.
Thank you. Is the difference visible (compared to the 55-250 on the one hand and the 70-200 f4 IS on the other hand)?
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[quote name='Tiz' timestamp='1291654986' post='4788']
Thank you. Is the difference visible (compared to the 55-250 on the one hand and the 70-200 f4 IS on the other hand)?
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Towards the 55-250 - not really except for vignetting.
Towards the 70-200 IS - yes.
[quote name='Klaus' timestamp='1291656082' post='4790']
Towards the 55-250 - not really except for vignetting.
Towards the 70-200 IS - yes.
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Thank you. Is it possible to generalize this by saying that differences of about 100 LW/PH are hardly visible outside the lab and differences of about 200 LW/PH are visible (but still not huge)?
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[quote name='Tiz' timestamp='1291663829' post='4792']
Thank you. Is it possible to generalize this by saying that differences of about 100 LW/PH are hardly visible outside the lab and differences of about 200 LW/PH are visible (but still not huge)?
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It all depends. The subjective quality perceptions needs to take CAs into account.
Assuming the CAs are about equal I'd say that normal mortals will see a difference from 250 LW/PH onwards.
