Don't know if this helps, but I bought a Leki Sierra hiking pole
that can double as a monopod. It's reasonably lightweight, though
doesn't telescope down to as short a length as most photographic
monopods. However, if you go hiking it may be of value.
- Neil K.
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What's with the rumors about the D30 now being unavailable? What will
happen to the pricing now that the rebate period is concluded?
Just when I'm nearing a time when I can bite the bullet and go digital, the
product line changes. Something new available soon??
Grant W. Westerson
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I've decided to bite the bullet and go with L glass, so I'm selling my
1.5-plus-year-old Sigma 70-200 2.8 APO EX HSM.
This lens is rated nearly as good as the Canon version (3,9 versus 4,1), at a
much cheaper price. My lens is optically and mechanically excellent, having
returned from Sigma servi
Well Im considering buying an 80 200 2.8L for my EOS 1. I know that this
lens does not not work with the current L converter built by Canon. Photodo
rates this lens at a 4.2, but how much will it suffer if you put a 2x
converter behind it? Is there a way to get a simular rating with a
converter
Julian Loke wrote:
> There is a worrying misunderstanding that DEP and A-DEP mode are calculated
> using Circle of Confusion and Depth-of-field data.
> The modes are apparently implemented using defocus information at the sensor
> plane, and use a "guestimate" that the best DOF occurs at 7/17 be
test, thank you.
Grant Westerson
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From: "Nick Taylor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I've decided that I really need a lightweight monopod, and now I
> need some advice. It looks as though there are three 'pods that
> fill the bill: Slik 380, Bogen 3449, and Gitzo G1568.
>
> Any experience and/or opinions?
Norman Chappell wrote:
> What many of you seem to be forgetting in the latest edition of this thread
> is that A-DEP mode is basically provided for use with zoom lenses, on which
> it is virtually impossible to incorporate DoF scales.
It's apparently not easy to incorporate a usable DoF scale on
I've decided that I really need a lightweight monopod, and now I
need some advice. It looks as though there are three 'pods that
fill the bill: Slik 380, Bogen 3449, and Gitzo G1568.
Any experience and/or opinions? What makes the Gitzo sell for
about US$100 more than the US$120 Slik and Bogen?
Hi,
There is a worrying misunderstanding that DEP and A-DEP mode are calculated
using Circle of Confusion and Depth-of-field data.
The modes are apparently implemented using defocus information at the sensor
plane, and use a "guestimate" that the best DOF occurs at 7/17 between the
near and the
What many of you seem to be forgetting in the latest edition of this thread
is that A-DEP mode is basically provided for use with zoom lenses, on which
it is virtually impossible to incorporate DoF scales.
Also it is clear that others don't really understand why or how A-DEP does
what it does. T
"Marc S. Fogel" wrote:
>
> Does anyone know if Canon USA will repair gray market items under 1 year
> international warranty?
> Will they repair out of warranty gray market items?
>
> Thanks
> Marc
>
Yes.
Probably, there is a buck to be made.
Bob
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Could someone explain why, when you go to buy, that the first thing out of
> most sales people is you are getting a Gray Market price or item if you have
> shopped the item. If indeed Canon will do repairs and work on these so called
> Gray Market items then why are the
> Could someone explain why, when you go to buy, that the first thing out
of
> most sales people is you are getting a Gray Market price or item if you
have
> shopped the item.
Simple: They want you to buy what they are selling, not what you saw
elsewhere.
If indeed Canon will do repairs and wo
In a message dated 2/10/02 11:28:00 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Does anyone know if Canon USA will repair gray market items under 1 year
> international warranty?
> Will they repair out of warranty gray market items?
For warranty repairs; YES, YES, YES, YES, YES!
"Marc S. Fogel" wrote:
> Does anyone know if Canon USA will repair gray market items under 1 year
> international warranty?
> Will they repair out of warranty gray market items?
>
> Thanks
> Marc
>
For warranty repairs; YES, YES, YES, YES, YES!!!
This seems to be the most misunderstood and repe
Does anyone know if Canon USA will repair gray market items under 1 year
international warranty?
Will they repair out of warranty gray market items?
Thanks
Marc
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