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Highly entertaining Bryan.
I wonder if this is just a big ploy by Canon to force everyone into buying lenses with IS. By drinking all this coffee you'll surely be as shakey as a leaf and need an image stabilised lens to actually get a decent shot. Damn marketing gurus - they've done it again!!! [:D][:D][:D]
i can't wait till the f/2.8 version of this lens comes out... it will hold twice the liquid. [:D]
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Wouldn't the f/2.8 version hold the same amount, but allow you to drink it twice as fast? [:P]
Bryan, a great review!
I am missing a through-the-focal-length coffee taste and temperature comparison. I guess they vary. :)
Somebody's a little late to the party, it seems...:-)
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haha!!! I really enjoyed reading this review!!!
Hilarious!!!!
Best wife ever? Yes. As follows.... yay for presents! Yay for marriage!
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Taken with my phone... sorry for the bad quality pic. I was just too excited not to share!
Dave.
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Haha congrats mate! That's one great gift [:D] I'm starting to see a pattern here...soon we'll have to start a show your "best wife/man/girlfriend ever"photo thread [A]
Bryan, pretty good review, but I was disappointed... you didn't include MTF charts nor measurements for steam falloff. And if I load a mocha in there, does the lens mug suffer from sugar diffraction at f14 and smaller? And you didn't even mention flare... although that probably won't be an issue for me, I always use a Reddi-whip diffusion foam on the filter. However you did a great job covering the lens mug's mounting options. Anybody know if the Manfrotto 322 Grip Head can handle the weight on the lens mug when it's fully loaded?