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Originally Posted by Leingod
Stick to Canon or nikon lenses pending on what she has. Sigma and tamron are good third party lense as well.
As for the distance themselves. You'll need to judge that. 100mm-300mm is a very reasonable distance for most shooting.
The other thing to look at is the f stop. Lower the number, the more blurry the surrounding will be that you're not focused on.
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I'm looking at another Sigma. I got what i think is a killer deal on a Sigma 70-300 shortly after I got her the camera (Canon EOS T-6) $100 for the 70-300 a Sigma 28-80 and an older 35mm Rebel G2. It was advertised for $200 or something for all on FB. I asked about getting just the one lens and offered $100 for it. They said take it all
She is now into taking pictures of birds and I want to get her something with more zoom. I'm looking at this
Sigma 150-600. I want to make sure it's a big enough step up over the 70-300 to make it worth while.
here are a couple of the birds she is
baiting into feeding in the back yard shot with the 70-300
https://imgur.com/vIVQjyg
https://imgur.com/soxpvLo
https://imgur.com/lvDwg8a
https://imgur.com/vCjern7
https://imgur.com/TV6b74N
https://imgur.com/8u7iGvb