--- Tom Pfeiffer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> Those decisions aside, has anyone used both of these
> and could perhaps
> comment on the image quality similarity/differences?
> I understand the value
> of IS, I'm more interested in the "other" things,
> like handling, sharpness,
> focusing speed, etc.

Handling, focus speed, etc. should be very comparable.
 I haven't used a 35-350 in a very long time (and only
used it briefly, then) but my recollection is that it
was not as sharp as I would have liked.  10X is a very
difficult range to render sharply throughout.  If my
memory is accurate, I think the 100-400 is
significantly better optically.

You won't be using the out reaches of the 35-350's
image circle, which should help some, but I still
think the 100-400 is better.  It would be a real nice
range on the 10D though, wouldn't it.

=====
Bob Meyer
I wish I knew what I know now, when I was younger...

http://www.meyerweb.net/epson

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