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1 x Canon 300v (35mm film) , exelent condition
1 x Tokina 100- 300 mm zoom lense (completely Canon compatable) , exelent condition http://www.rokkorfiles.com/100-300mm.htm
1 x 1.7 tele-converter
Original owners manual
Category: Camera
sharpness: 5 color: 5 build: 5 distortion: 5 flare control: 5 test on film camera: Yes test on digital 6MP: Yes test on digital 10MP: NO test on digital 12MP: NO test on digital 14MP: NO | ||
compared to: | 100 2.8 Macro | |
positive: | Quite sharp | |
negative: | Screw on hood | |
comment: | The lens is very sharp, and light enough for me to handhold. I could see people who are very frail having difficulty getting sharp shots with it, but it does indeed produce beautiful results throughout its aperture range. The colors are great, if a bit warm. The tripod mount swivels around and locks in place securely. It's very strong. The case for it is decent for a hard case. The lens hood is adequate, though I've been finding that the flare is so well controlled that the hood is rarely necessary (I use it anyway though). It's very difficult to find nowadays, and it's a lens that can be had cheaper than anything else even close to its class in the range. I have been getting sharper shots with it than a friend using his sigma 100-300 f/4 on a rebel XT, but it's impossible to say if its sharper overall because there are too many factors involved in cross system (and different user) comparisons to make it of value. All in all though, the lens is sharp and does what you ask of it throughout it's range. If you are going to use the lens for more than a few hours at a time without resting, I'd recommend a monopod. The tripod mount is very nice in both portrait orientation and normal. No complaints there. The autofocus is reliable and much faster on a 7 than a 5D. It's internal focusing and internal zooming, so once you get used to the feel of the lens you're golden. The only real downside is that it's hard to get ahold of nowadays. If you see it, snatch it up. |