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Andy, TBH if i wanted a FF i would go 5DIII everyday over the 6DII, it seems from what i have seen the 6DII is basically an 80D with a FF sensor, in your position i would get the 80D. As you have a nifty 50 and a super wide angle zoom do you really need an 18-55? how about a 1.4x extender III...

It is Mike and it only took me 2hrs to find the answer :). The answer for anyone else who may ever see this thread is No, adding an extender does not increase the MWD.

It accepts the kenko converter without a 12mm tube.

2 months, :(, i think it might be gone by then. I have a plan if i can get hold of him :).

It is indeed, pretty much on par with Canon.

I have one thanks Mike and that's exactly it, will it increase the working distance? Thanks

:mad:, it won't let me in, that is a very very very good price for a MkIII too.

Hi guys, I need some help please. I just received my used 150mm Sigma from a camera shop but sadly i have to return it as OS is not working. It was also quite heavy so rather than go down this route i am thinking Canon 100mm f2.8 + 1.4 TC. I believe i will need to use one of my kenko tubes for...

That's some great info guys. Both mine are now going up for sale to fund the 1.4 III.

Mmm, that good eh, i might have to get one and do some comparison shots. If it's that good i might actually use it :LOL:.

I have the 2.0 II and the 1.4 II. The 2.0 rarely gets used (some lunar work) as IQ suffers a little. The 1.4 gets used a bit with my 100-400 mkII, i certainly wasn't going to pay the extra for the mk III just so the colour matched my lens :).

Nice. After much faffing i decided that out in the field the 180 may be a bit unwieldy handheld with no OS so i just purchased a used Sigma 150mm with OS from camera jungle. I was going with the non OS version (hearing of OS issues) but as they are part of the Jessop group and offer a 12 month...

Well you've convinced me John but it will have to wait, got my eye on a Sigma 180mm Macro.

Haha, you know you'll love it :).

Hi John, Glad you came over. Looking at some of the photo's these guys have taken, it sure looks like a good place to learn.