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Old 07-25-2009, 11:42 AM   #16
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just get 2 of em...keep one in the car, that way you dont have to carry it out of the house.
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The OP doesn't want that girlie lens. The OP want's a man's lens. Now this is a MAN'S lens:


3/4 ton pickup truck not included.
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maybe you could mount it like a turret to the roof of your car?
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Who said Nikon was superior to canon? whats that i hear?
Nikon has just **** it's self?
oh wow
mind you... who needs to see 30 miles away?
Probably been built for a satelite to get an ultra close closeup of your house
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The OP doesn't want that girlie lens. The OP want's a man's lens. Now this is a MAN'S lens:


3/4 ton pickup truck not included.
Is there a Sigma or Tamron version? Does it have USM on the bellows? I like the minimum object distance of 120 meters.

Hey, I just checked. At $55K, this lens is only half the price of the 1200mm f5.6

http://blog.wolffmyren.com/2008/09/3...00mm-f14-lens/
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The OP doesn't want that girlie lens. The OP want's a man's lens. Now this is a MAN'S lens:


3/4 ton pickup truck not included.
Is there a Sigma or Tamron version? Does it have USM on the bellows? I like the minimum object distance of 120 meters.

Hey, I just checked. At $55K, this lens is only half the price of the 1200mm f5.6

Canon 5200mm f/14 lens « Williamo's Blog.
There is one for sale now. But Dude, it is an even $250,000.00 not 55K.
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Ah OK ... this site said $55K ...


I don't know what the 1200 cost new ... BH had one for $100K for a while ...

Anyway, I think I'll order my Nifty-5200 .... I wonder if it is plastic feeling ... I'm googling large camera bags as we speak ...
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Ah OK ... this site said $55K ...


I don't know what the 1200 cost new ... BH had one for $100K for a while ...

Anyway, I think I'll order my Nifty-5200 .... I wonder if it is plastic feeling ... I'm googling large camera bags as we speak ...
I forgot to mention the lens is in China and I do not remember what the shipping is, but I don't think that Brown is going to deliver this one. Keep in mind I think that there were only 5 or 6 ever made.
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Ah OK ... this site said $55K ...


I don't know what the 1200 cost new ... BH had one for $100K for a while ...

Anyway, I think I'll order my Nifty-5200 .... I wonder if it is plastic feeling ... I'm googling large camera bags as we speak ...
I forgot to mention the lens is in China and I do not remember what the shipping is, but I don't think that Brown is going to deliver this one. Keep in mind I think that there were only 5 or 6 ever made.
Hell, forget it. I don't see that it's "L" glass. What's the point?
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Ah OK ... this site said $55K ...


I don't know what the 1200 cost new ... BH had one for $100K for a while ...

Anyway, I think I'll order my Nifty-5200 .... I wonder if it is plastic feeling ... I'm googling large camera bags as we speak ...
I forgot to mention the lens is in China and I do not remember what the shipping is, but I don't think that Brown is going to deliver this one. Keep in mind I think that there were only 5 or 6 ever made.
Hell, forget it. I don't see that it's "L" glass. What's the point?
It is the supreme example of L glass. Look at the color of the lens body?
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I forgot to mention the lens is in China and I do not remember what the shipping is, but I don't think that Brown is going to deliver this one. Keep in mind I think that there were only 5 or 6 ever made.
Hell, forget it. I don't see that it's "L" glass. What's the point?
It is the supreme example of L glass. Look at the color of the lens body?

Hmmmm .... where's the little red ring?
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Hell, forget it. I don't see that it's "L" glass. What's the point?
It is the supreme example of L glass. Look at the color of the lens body?

Hmmmm .... where's the little red ring?
That thing on the back is a camera. The ring is too small to be seen on this lens.
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