Sigma 100-400mm vs Tamron 100-400mm vs Canon EF 100-400mm
Feb 9, 2018 13:34:41 #
taco40 wrote:
I had been hoping to purchase a used Canon, but la... (show quote)
How I resolved your question FWIW - I bought the Canon 400 prime (used $650 ebay) and the Canon 70-300 nano (used $400 ebay) and the Canon 1.4X II (used, $160 ebay) - main reason for buying these is I want to do fast action (focusing).
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Feb 10, 2018 21:27:26 #
davidrb wrote:
https://www.lensrentals.com/blog/2015/02/canon-100-400-is-l-mk-ii-teardown-best-built-lens-ever/ Read this before you buy one of the other lenses.
This article doesn't get into comparing optical quality of other cameras but does demonstrate that if you want a lens built for a lifetime, get the CANON.
May 13, 2018 22:08:02 #
chaman wrote:
Canon all the way.
Try looking at refurbished lenses on the Canon site. (Google - Canon refurbished lenses) These are lenses that have been returned by reps or stores. They are fully inspected and any repairs made, and have a full warranty. New boxed lenses are spot checked, while these are are individually inspected. I have bought cameras and lenses this way, and never had a problem. You may not find what you want all the time but patience will payoff.
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