SOLD: Canon 100mm 2.8 Macro
DavidTO
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I bought this from windoze, and I just don't use it. Much as I'd like to, I just don't have that much time to shoot, and when I do it's not macros.
So here's windoze's original post
Nothing's changed about the lens. It's been snuggled safely in my bag. I've used it twice.
I'll sell it under the same terms that I bought it for, knocking $20 off. So it's $380, shipped to continental US. If you pick it up (Nik
I'll knock off $10 for shipping.
So here's windoze's original post
This lens is mint mint mint, you'd be hard pressed to distinguish this from new. THe Hood is included!!! Box, all docs included!
The us model sells at b&h for $470 less a $20 rebate so the going price is $450 for new.
i'm selling it for only $400, which includes the hood, and shipping in the continental us.
payment terms: cash, personal check (with references), bank check, or paypal (you pay 3% fee).
With this lens - you'll see all the and you've dreamed about.
Nothing's changed about the lens. It's been snuggled safely in my bag. I've used it twice.
I'll sell it under the same terms that I bought it for, knocking $20 off. So it's $380, shipped to continental US. If you pick it up (Nik
I'll knock off $10 for shipping. 0
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Michiel de Brieder
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mine seems to have headed to ashby, in a katrina auction (hope he's safe there in tx)
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Michiel de Brieder
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lens hog.
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Love ya
Michiel de Brieder
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Im interested in getting one eventually but would like to know what else you do with macros like this if indeed you can do anything else with them.
Gus...question a minuite
Michiel de Brieder
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Like sunsets etc...stuff that would look diff with some detail if that is what it does.
Michiel de Brieder
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Some use it for portrait shots, though it's sharpness may not always be desired for this since it will show every nook and cranny of one's mug.:D
It's also great for still life shots and detailed product photography. I even used it for a landscape shot once. I'm at work, I'll post it when I get home.
Do understand though, it's a macro lens and it demands light when auto focusing. Without a lot of light, you will need to manual focus.
Gus
I was at the meeting/lunch and didn't have a chance to check this board..:cry
Too late, I guess.
David, if you ever decide to part with ony other of your glass - PLEASE
Michiel de Brieder
http://www.digital-eye.nl
You'll have to *share* it with me on the 2006 trip:-)
Michiel de Brieder
http://www.digital-eye.nl
I'm planning to acquire two L thingies before the shootout, but it all depends on the funding...
next time, give me a holla!!!!!
troy
I did give you first consideration...and then I posted it in the forum.
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Only problem with using many macro lenses as a "normal" prime short tele lens is that they have a long focusing range and can be a little slow autofocusing. Mine is one of the ones that's a slower focusing piece of glass - usually not a big problem for me. Not sure about the Canon 100 Macro though.
I knew, of course, that trees and plants had roots, stems, bark, branches and foliage that reached up toward the light. But I was coming to realize that the real magician was light itself.
Edward Steichen
Portrait with the macro
Flower with the macro
Experimental with the macro
Macro with the macro
You can use this lens for anything, including macro work.
So someone buy this nice piece of glass already.
Michiel de Brieder
http://www.digital-eye.nl
It looks like it has some other good uses.
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