Tom DelRosario wrote:
> I thought that L series meant a lens was built better and more expensive. In
>looking at a catalog, it appears that all the TS-E models are the same price, yet
>only one of them is L. It also appears that the 100-300/4.5-5.6 is roughly the same
>price as the 100-300/5.6, but only one of the is L.
>
> What differentiates the L-series lenses from the other lenses?
Basically the optics and mechanical construction.
L stands for 'lots' referring to the amount of money you give up for an L lens. ;-)
Bob
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