--- harrison mcclary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> you sure have me thinking about seriously looking before
> selling
> the 70-200 and getting the new IS version. Guess I will have to
> borrow or
> rent an IS to test next to my non IS and see which is best in my
> applications.
That's definitely a good idea. Unfortunately, newer does not always
mean better and that is not limited to camera equipment.
If I remember correctly the 300/4 was a completely new design whereas
the 300/2.8IS etc were not. Further I think I heard that the 70-200IS
is also not a completely new design. So if my memory served me right
here there is hope that the new 70-200IS is equaly good as the old
version. Hopefully that is why it took so long to get this lens....
Robert
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