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For Sale: Canon 70-200 F4

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horner
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Selling a 70-200 4

Mechanically the lens is perfect. Only a few little cosmetic blemishes, nothing serious or very noticeable, just from normal wear and tear.

$550 and I will ship, fedex ground, US only

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Small knick on lens, does not affect photos or video
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Little paint scratch
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Lens hood is scratched up (That's the point)
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Jun 14 2011 4:11PM
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the.cheat
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well il take this if you still have it at around the end of the summer lol
Jun 14 2011 4:16PM
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*simba*
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sosososososososososso tempting
Jun 14 2011 4:50PM
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lukewalnuts
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.
Jun 14 2011 5:36PM
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s.erickson
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fuck add an IS to that
Jun 14 2011 5:37PM
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CrotchKiller
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mmm. im gonna check the old bank account
Jun 14 2011 5:58PM
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HeadyTopper
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UUUGGGHHHH ME WANT SO BADZ
Jun 14 2011 6:35PM
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Bentley@DOSMedia
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Hmmmm tempting since I just bought my NEX E to EF mount earlier today.
Jun 14 2011 11:00PM
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NE.
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i wish i had 550 dollars to spend right now
Jun 14 2011 11:05PM
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horner
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Just gonna shoot wide open? What are your plans for aperture control? I'd look into a 80-200 2.8 nikon before any canon lenses, unless you don't mind shooting wide open.
Jun 14 2011 11:07PM
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Bentley@DOSMedia
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I got that mount that Kipon mount that has aperture control http://sonyalphanex.blogspot.com/2010/12/nex-canon-eos-lens-aperture-control.html
Alright, so its not real aperture control, but it will do the trick for the time being (also I guess its not good on telephotos and you should really use it past 6).  I just have a lot of canon lenses right now that I wanted to use immediately so I snagged this quickly. 
I am eventually going with the Nikon glass with god knows which mount (theres too many to decide from).  Which mount(s) are you getting?

Ill probably roll with the canon lenses for the first couple of weeks and then switch over to Nikons once I get the canon stuff sold and a couple of extra dollars in my bank.

I also got the kit lens just because the stabilization and auto focus work great on it.  Figured I could use the good auto focus a lot with skiing, and plus its not that slow of a lens for that sensor. 
Jun 14 2011 11:21PM
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