On 28-300/D810 combo.

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Thank you, John!  LZ

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2017-07-10 003-1-2 by 2017-07-10 003-1-3 by longzoom, on Flickrhotos/longzoom/]longzoom[/url], on Flickr2017-07-10 003-1-5 by longzoom, on Flickr.    Image, 2 crops. THX! LZ

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2017-07-12 010-1 by 2017-07-12 010-1-2 by longzoom, on Flickrtos/longzoom/]longzoom[/url], on Flickr2017-07-29 001-1 by longzoom, on Flickr.    Upper image, with a cropped, a bit of modification of the second  variant of the same foggy pic.  Next one - I have no name for it...  LZ

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2017-12-07 009-1-2 by 2017-12-07 011-1 by longzoom, on Flickr/photos/longzoom/]long2017-12-07 011-1-2[[url=https://flic.kr/p/21cfYQj]2017-12-07 007-1[/[url=https://flic.kr/p/ZW8Jv2]2017-12-07 007-1-2 b2017-12-07 022-1 by longzoom, on Flickry longzoom, on Flickrurl] by longzoom, on Flickr/url] by lo[url=https://flic.kr/p/21cg3aL]2017-12-07 002-1-2 by longzoom, on Flickrngzoom[/url], on Flickrzoom[/url], on Flickr.   Couple more images,  by winter motivated (some with crops)...   THX!  LZ

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2018-03-22 061-1 by longzoom[url=https://flic.kr/p/247uiWr]2018-03-22 061-1-4 by longzoom,2018-03-22 061-1-2 by longzoom2018-03-22 061-1-3 by longzoo[url=https://flic.kr/p/25tq1Ex]2018-03-22 061-1-5 by     While this image is nothing special, trivial enough from family album, I wanna concentrate on a technical side. Firstly - 2 huge crops clearly demonstrating very high resolving power, evenly covering the full sensor. Secondly - bokeh in highlights is not the best ever seen, but acceptable, to my taste. And thirdly - shadow bokeh is much better to any taste, I somehow believe.   At 300mm, f9.5. PS. The tree was down by heavy snow and wind, Prospect Park, Brooklyn, NY.  LZ

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2018-03-27 032-1 by 2018-03-27 032-1-2 by longzoom, on Flickrgzoom/]longzoom[/url], on Flickr.    Summarized resolving power of the SYSTEM is very high, crop is detailed enough for high magnification. Some very low level of CA could be forgiven for such the prosumer lens, at 300mm.  Click on the main image for full EXIF. THX!  LZ

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The point of the 28-300 is that you  don't need a two lens kit.  Why would you carry two lenses ?  Why would you mess about with lens  caps and where do you carry the spare lens ?

No no one lens one camera.

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Actually, yes. But for long travel I always carry yet my old/new (for me)  Tok 17.  Both they are making an unbeatable combo for any vacation/travel situation, as for me, of course! THX!  LZ

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I have a 14mm Samy that I pair with the 28-300 but on a separate body.

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LZ, you might like this one by Jay Maisel: http://www.peachpit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=2319595&seqNum=2

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LZ, you might like this one by Jay Maisel: http://www.peachpit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=2319595&seqNum=2

  Wow, that's interesting! Thank you!  LZ

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He doesnt say much about the 28-300mm, does he.

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True, indeed, not much. But his philosophy and his own space in photography, what is very interesting for me! LZ

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True, indeed, not much. But his philosophy and his own space in photography, what is very interesting for me! LZ

Gotcha!

https://www.all-about-photo.com/photographers/photographer.php?id=344&name=jay-maisel

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2018-03-29 029-1-3 by 2018-03-29 029-1-2 by 2018-03-29 029-1-4 by longzoom, on Flickr/longzoom/]longzoom[/url], on Flickros/longzoom/]longzoom[/url], on Flickr.   I think I've reached my goal here - high level of detailing as well as excellent DR of the system. So the image itself, 2 crops. THX!  LZ