Finally! The Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II USM Lens Announced!
Eleven years ago, if you'd asked me which was my favourite lens, without hesitation I would have told you the...
11 November, 2014
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Podcast 253 : Q&A #12 – What Tripod? What Walk Around Lens?
In this post/podcast episode, I'm going to answer three questions from listener Paul Posey, from Louisville, Kentucky, (which coincidentally is...
02 August, 2010
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A Tribute to a Lens Gone By (Podcast 147)
I'm feeling saddened, as I have just sold my old faithful 100-400mm L lens, alongside my 24-105mm F4 lens to...
22 July, 2008
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