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Canon EF 200-400mm f/4L IS USM Extender 1.4x Excellent Condition
The best all-around sports glass.
If you have to take one lens with you on the field for just about any sport, this is it. Lovely compressed backgrounds and bokeh. Destroys Nikon’s 200-400 I and II (extensive experience with both). Working in newspapers, we never reached for the newest 400 f/2.8 — despite be...Read full review
Canon EF 200-400mm f/4L IS USM Extender 1.4x Excellent Condition
Verified purchase - Pre-Owned
The best all-around sports glass.
If you have to take one lens with you on the field for just about any sport, this is it. Lovely compressed backgrounds and bokeh. Destroys Nikon’s 200-400 I and II (extensive experience with both). Working in newspapers, we never reached for the newest 400 f/2.8 — despite being a fabulous lens — we were all grabbing for this lens because of its versatility. Some people heaitate because it’s and f/4 but this lens is butterry smooth and makes you forget a fixed focal length quickly.
Spider-Man 2099 (1992 1st Series) #46 CGC 9.8 0962533006
Rare issue #46
This is an underrated issue. Low print run and the last issue in the vol. 1 series caps off the finale to the greatest Spider-man from Marvel. There are only 3-4 on census at 9.8 so snatch this up if you find one.
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Don Zeck Lens Cap for Nikon 200-400mm f/4.0 VR Lens #N50
Overall a good product. Price and rubber replacements are questionable points.
My copy was not fitting snugly out of the bag, it was loose. From the naked eye the provided extra rubber rings appeared to be identical to the ones on the cap already, so naturally I ignored them. That said, I did not make any adjustments and placed the cap on in the wild. ...Read full review
Don Zeck Lens Cap for Nikon 200-400mm f/4.0 VR Lens #N50
Verified purchase - New
Overall a good product. Price and rubber replacements are questionable points.
My copy was not fitting snugly out of the bag, it was loose. From the naked eye the provided extra rubber rings appeared to be identical to the ones on the cap already, so naturally I ignored them. That said, I did not make any adjustments and placed the cap on in the wild. Had I known the extra rubber rings are actually thicker I would have tinkered with it from day 1. Long story short, when taking my camera out of its bag the lens cap rolled away. It got a slight chip all because they could't set it up from the factory. Replacing the rings takes more finagling than you think. I would of hoped they'd provide an instrument that would let you remove and apply the new rings if needed. I know, first world problems. A $1 plastic part would be choice. Instead I have this friendly reminder that things break. Aside from my bickering, it's a champion. Keeps your investment ship shape. Why buy this if Nikon provides a soft cover? 1: if you use a LensCoat. 2: if you keep a ThinkTank long glass cover on all the time. 3: if you want your OEM stuff to remain perfect for resale or type A personality. A star taken away because they really need to set this thing up at the factory to work out the door. Really, it's a cap, not reformatting a hard drive. It was perfect out of the bag for my Don Zeck #5 for my 400 2.8 IS when shooting Canon. Why no love for Nikon? Another star knock down because even though it's less material than the #5 it costs the same. Don Zeck you should be more fair with the price point.
