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400mm shoot out (ignore this)


100-400IS L vs 400/5.6L, Canon 5D, ISO 1000, MLU, IS off (100-400 only), Medium JPEG Faithful pic style, Auto Levels in PS, 100% CROPS
100-400IS 400mm f/5.6 wide open (no TC)
100-400IS 400mm f/5.6 wide open (no TC)		 100-400IS 400mm f/8 (no TC)
100-400IS 400mm f/8 (no TC)		 400/5.6L 400mm f/5.6 wide open (no TC)
400/5.6L 400mm f/5.6 wide open (no TC)		 400/5.6L 400mm f/8 (no TC)
400/5.6L 400mm f/8 (no TC)
100-400IS 560mm with TC wide open f/8
100-400IS 560mm with TC wide open f/8		 100-400IS 560mm with TC f/11
100-400IS 560mm with TC f/11		 400/5.6L 560mm f/8 wide open (w/TC)
400/5.6L 560mm f/8 wide open (w/TC)		 400/5.6L 560mm f/11 (w/TC)
400/5.6L 560mm f/11 (w/TC)
400/5.6L 560mm f/8 w/cokin 1A filter and TC
400/5.6L 560mm f/8 w/cokin 1A filter and TC		 100-400IS 400mm with TC wide open f/8
100-400IS 400mm with TC wide open f/8		 100-400IS 400mm with TC f/11
100-400IS 400mm with TC f/11		 untouchedCROP.jpg
untouchedCROP.jpg
wild turkeys
wild turkeys

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Mike Bishop 05-Feb-2006 14:40
Note_001: I get the feeling the prime focusses faster than the zoom with/without the TC, but I haven't really tested this
Mike Bishop 02-Feb-2006 13:20
Conclusion_001: These were performed on different days resulting the prime having less contrasty image than the zoom which may make the prime to be less sharp than the zoom - but how is this possible?
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