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		By: Chris Wyatt		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Hi Artie,
Thanks for getting back to me regarding lenses for Africa.   My longest lens is the 100-400.  I talked with Todd and told him that this was the longest lens I had.  With the 7D this is &quot;comparable&quot; to a 600 on a full sensor camera as to length not quality.  He said I should have no problems having only this lens.  I read an article from Joe Johnson of RRS and he said the drivers got so close to the animals that he never really used his longer lenses.  If I had a perfect situation I would love to have the Canon 500 f4 and the new Canon 70-200 f2.8 with a 1.4tc.  Financially I know that this is not going to happen, unless I win the Lotto.  I realize that there is an overlap on the 2 lenses but thought this might be my first step towards getting my 2 lens setup.  I considered getting a used 500 f4, but I&#039;m worried about getting one that is in poor quality, and if it is in good shape, there is little price savings.  My other idea is to buy a non Canon 500 but I&#039;m not sure of the quality.  As you can tell I am spinning around on all the possibilities.  I have a second camera body, Rebel XT, and would use one body/lens for long shots and one for shorter ones. Of course, my other option is to rent a lens.

I know the final decision is mine, but I value your thoughts.  If you know of good places to buy used gear or to rent gear, that would be helpful. 

Thanks,
Chris]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Artie,<br />
Thanks for getting back to me regarding lenses for Africa.   My longest lens is the 100-400.  I talked with Todd and told him that this was the longest lens I had.  With the 7D this is &#8220;comparable&#8221; to a 600 on a full sensor camera as to length not quality.  He said I should have no problems having only this lens.  I read an article from Joe Johnson of RRS and he said the drivers got so close to the animals that he never really used his longer lenses.  If I had a perfect situation I would love to have the Canon 500 f4 and the new Canon 70-200 f2.8 with a 1.4tc.  Financially I know that this is not going to happen, unless I win the Lotto.  I realize that there is an overlap on the 2 lenses but thought this might be my first step towards getting my 2 lens setup.  I considered getting a used 500 f4, but I&#8217;m worried about getting one that is in poor quality, and if it is in good shape, there is little price savings.  My other idea is to buy a non Canon 500 but I&#8217;m not sure of the quality.  As you can tell I am spinning around on all the possibilities.  I have a second camera body, Rebel XT, and would use one body/lens for long shots and one for shorter ones. Of course, my other option is to rent a lens.</p>
<p>I know the final decision is mine, but I value your thoughts.  If you know of good places to buy used gear or to rent gear, that would be helpful. </p>
<p>Thanks,<br />
Chris</p>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 24 Oct 2010 15:21:34 +0000</pubDate>
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