I am selling off the results of long standing GAS. The equipment is in LN or LN- condition. Everything comes with Canon hood, case if originally supplied, RRS plate on tripod ring when provided, & original box. All lenses have always had a protective filter--glass is flawless. Will provide pictures &/or video to serious buyers.
Canon EF 70-200mm f2.8 L IS II (2 small nicks in white paint near tripod ring)--$1250
Canon EF 70-300 f4.0-5.6 L ISM USM (small wear mark near mount) with Tripod Mount Ring--$900
Canon EF 100-400 f4.5-5.6 L IS II USM (tripod foot & RRS replacement foot with plate)--$1500
Canon EF 16-35 f2.8 L II--$800
Canon EF 16-35 f4.0 L IS USM--$775
Canon EF 24-105 f4 L IS USM Series I---$250
Sigma EF 150-600 f5-6.3 DG Contemporary (used 2 times at zoo)--$650
Canon EF 35 f2.0 IS USM (used on one occasion)--$475
Canon EF 135 f2.0L (hard case included)--$675
Canon EF 28 f 1.8--$350
Canon EF 85 f1.8--$300
Canon EF TS-E 24mm f3.5 L Series I (hard case included)--$600
Canon EF Extender 1.4x III--$275
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV 30.4 MP LN- Shutter Count <44,300 RRS L Bracket, Battery & Charger, etc---$1800
Canon EOS 5DSR 50.6 MP LN Low Shutter Count ,11,400 RRS L Bracket, Battery & Charger, etc--$1200
PM if interested & I will supply any additional information, if filter included, and pictures etc. My wife wants me to pare down!

I bought two Canon cameras from Best Buy online, the first one was the EOS7D that I picked up in the store (already prepaid) and the second one (80D) delivered to the house due to the video kit (they did not carry this in the store but could pay for it there and have delivered). The thing about delivery was no ring, no knock - just put on the front porch and I got an email a few minutes later that it was delivered. I didn't hear a thing and neither did our two dogs. For that much money it seemed like they would require a signature.

Another avenue is Canon direct. I got my R5 from B&H with the 24-105. I then wanted the 100-500 and the 800 f/11. It was taking weeks with no end in sight. I finally went to Canon's website, ordered both of these with the 2x extender and they were all in stock. I canceled the order at B&H and got the lenses from Canon within a week.

Charles, You are right on course for an excellent light rig. I made this same move 18 months ago to the RP and 24 105 4-7.1 and would never go back. At one time all my lens had to be 'L', but not now. Hang the RP and lens around me neck with an Op/Tech sling and I'm good for at least a half a day. Most importantly the images are great.

I just last week received the R7 and order it primarily because of the IBIS and for bird shooting. I've the 16mm and the 24 150 to work with the R7, and will probably add the RF 100 400, also a light lens.

The jury will be still out or a while to see is if this combination is better or not. For background I just turned 89 on the 4th. Keep a Shooting youngster.

I shoot mainly landscapes, flowers and the occasional bird. Am 81 years old and camera handling and weight is becoming an issue for me.

All set to buy a Canon RP mirrorless camera with the 24-105 4-7.1 lens. However, questions keep popping up in my head:

1. Is the Canon R worth the additional cost?

2. Balance and handling have been mentioned as a problem when the 24-105 F4 is used with the Canon RP.
Experience anyone?

3. Both the Canon R and RP have been around a while. Understand Canon will be coming out with some new
models later this year Will the new ones replace the R and RP?

4. I feel like I should get the 24-105 F4 lens if I was to buy the Canon R. Thereby increasing the overall purchase
price substantially. Your thoughts on this?