I had recently borrowed some camera lens to take pictures of a
Great Horned Owl Nest. So I figured I'd give the 70-200/F4 and 400/F5.6 lens a
workout on the frisbee fields, especially since we had late afternoon games
and the light would be better than mid-day ... although it did cloud up a bit,
so the pictures aren't as crisp they could have been.
With the zoomability of the 70-200, I was able to "look" at the field
and anticipate the next play and then zoom in. However, the 400/F5.6 lens
(usually used for birding) is like looking through straw attached
to binoculars!
Darn hard to anticipate the action, but kinda fun/challenging, and yields
some interesting shots due to the compressed view and narrow depth of field.