I'm trying to decide between a 200-400mm f4 zoom and either the 300mm or 400mm f2.8 lenses. I can afford to buy one of these lenses only. I'm an amateur shooting soccer, basketball and netball from courtside, as well as sailing from a chase boat and alpine ski racing.

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A 300mm/f2.8 is a lot bigger and heavier than a 300mm/f4; of course a 2.8 is a lot more expensive also, about 3 to 5 times. Frequently, the bulk and weight of a 300mm/f2.8 would prevent you from bringing it on location. In particular, since a 300mm is frequently not long enough, you'll also need either a 500mm or 600mm.

Nikon 300mm f/2.8 + TC-17E II vs Nikon 200-400mm f/4.0 + TC-14E II. Now here is an interesting comparison – if we take the Nikon 300mm f/2.8 and add the TC-17E II, we end up at 510mm. If we take the 200-400mm and add the TC-14E II, we get to 560mm. This time, I tried to match the field of view, because 50mm was too big of a difference.

Price on Used Market: ~$300–400 USD. Value at $300 USD: 4. Accessories: Great with PN-11 Extension Tube, usable with TC-200/201, TC-300/301 Teleconverter. Nikon users are blessed with a history of good 300mm lenses, perhaps none so physically attractive as the solid metal construction and silky smooth focusing of Nikon’s smallest, the
If your talking about the Nikon afs 300mm f2.8 ed if II lens, then yes the tc 1.4EII will work fine. I have the Nikon afs 300mm f2.8d ed if lens which is heavier than the II lens and it works fine with the tc 1.4EII. If you get a chance to buy the Nikon afs 300mm f2.8 ed II, jump at it. Its the lightest of all the 300 f2.8 lenses. Larry
Nikon AF-S 80-400mm F4.5-5.6G VR. Nikon AF-S 300mm F4 ED (note the 300PF is the new version but did not exist at the time of the review) Nikon 70-200mm F2.8 VRII. Nikon TC14EII (note this has since been replaced with the TC14 EIII) Nikon TC20EIII. The first test scene, the deck: Let’s look at how these lenses fare on the long end with this scene.
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