on 12/21/00 11:42 AM, Robert S. Greenstein, Esq. at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Andy,
> 
> I've owned the 35-350 since it was introduced several years ago.
> 
> It has proven to be my most versatile lens and is incredibly durable.
> 
> I've used it to shoot alpine skiing in temperatures far below freezing
> for extended durations, and in the blazing heat of the Southern California
> in excess of 110 degrees.
> 
> Accompanied by the 20-35L, together the two offer outstanding coverage
> and quality.
> 
> I prefer using the 35-350 without the tripod mounting ring, although I
> do keep it in my gear bag.  I haven't found the lens to be cumbersome on
> either my A2e (with additional grip) or 1N (with motor drive grip).
> 
> As for the Tele-Extenders, although Canon's specs don't show the three
> units as being compatible, when the extra reach was needed I have used the
> 1.4x and 2x with the lens.  Autofocussing is disabled, but the extended
> focal length is realized.  With the extenders the images are softer.  When
> used without, the images are wonderful throughout the entire focal length
> range, with exceptional contrast and sharpness.  Of course, not as
> outstanding as a prime lens, but in one package, the 35-350 can not be beat,
> in my view.
> 
> I also do use the 20-35 2.8L, 200 1.8L, 70-200 2.8L, 600  4L, and
> 28-105.
> 
> As with all my lenses, I periodically have CPS clean and service them to
> keep them in optimal condition.
> 
> Feel free to fire any more questions if you wish.

I use the 70-200 2.8L, and use my newspapers 17-35 2.8L 300 2.8L and 400
2.8L.  I am wondering how you use the lens.  Do you use it more for shooting
outside?  I know that I probably can't use the 35-350 for indoor sports, as
we currently shoot them at 2.8 and push our iso800 film 2 stops.

Have you have any problems with zoom creep on the lens?

Thanks for your help

Andy

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