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I'm delighted to hear it wasn't the lens. I have had my eye on this for a long, long time and the mkII version makes it only more appealing. Question is, do I sell the 35L?

Those seem quite far apart in terms of performance and features. $800 vs $8000. Like playing an instrument, nothing worth doing is easy. Assume a learning curve for truly pro stuff.

A nicer 100-400 would be a must buy.

If so, I might buy one. Had a great time with a rented 100-400 for 2 weeks recently. It was very sharp but couldn't initiate focus at 400mm—you had to back it down in the 300s before it would...

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I have thought a lot about this. Canon doesn't have a market segment for the kind of camera that I want the most: a normal-bodied (non-integrated grip), fully-sealed camera with 1D-class...