One thing i did learn was handholding and panning a Lseries at speed sans monopod,gives your lower back and forearms a workout
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Aussie Superbikes with 70-200 2.8 IS
First up these pics are straight off camera...no PP.....and secondly a BIG thank you should go to Trevor Ross of Aussie Sports Images who graciously offered to lend me his 70-200 2.8 IS to try while at the superbike meeting..Considering i only just met him when he offered the lens..I now have a lens on order from poon
One thing i did learn was handholding and panning a Lseries at speed sans monopod,gives your lower back and forearms a workout
Gotta love that lens!!!! Once you go L and IS, you never look back. Top pics btw.
Hassy, Leica, Nikon, iPhone
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Thanks ..I procrastinated for 6 months before deciding to finally buy one 
cheers Joe
Nice shots, looking at them not a great deal of PP is going to be needed. I have to agree with Pirostitch and Kyle bot lenses mentioned are great and do get heavy after a while...congrats on the purchase.
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