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>I've just had my first roll back after testing the lens and the results are
>everything I hoped for. Tremendously crisp with beautiful bokeh.
>
>One question - I was speaking to someone else who has this lens mounted on
an
>EOS 1. He mentioned that there is a degree of "rotational" slack between
the
>lens and camera mount. Sure enough mine does the same, small but it's
there.
>
>Typical or not?
Robin:
There was a thread a while back about the normal play you are experiencing.
Someone explained in a very unstandable way how the bayonet mount tolerences
needed to be how they are, and how the minor rotational looseness is more
pronounced with heavier lenses like yours. As others have said, not to
worry. Wait until you mount a 100-400 and an extender, then you'll see what
seems like some play! ;-)
Gary Russell
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