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varanus
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Yep Kerso or Ian is a great bloke and who i got my 70-200f4L from great deals on canon lenses should be able to match one stop who by the way have a lot of good feedback and are great with returns etc so no need to worry on the other hand if you want to take it back to a shop then you pay more for that privilage and most these days go for the better savings and buy online
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chris
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havent used kerso yet, but was looking at the 100mm macro ,
or poss other macro's |
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varanus
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well if you email him you will get a better deal than on ebay as he will deduct the ebay fee's IAN Kerr kerso1123@msn.com
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Stuart
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Have you ever had to return anything to one stop Paul?..
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Stuart
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also noticed that on alot of the sigmas there isn't a great deal of difference in price as in the 24-70 for example..only saving £30 on that lens and for the extra I would rather get from a shop over here or a UK online dealer..
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varanus
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ive not had to send anything back but know about 4 people who have all went ok for them
savings on things like the sigma 70-200 2.8 make it near the same money as the 70-200 f4 canon and the sigma 180 macro is a very good deal as is the sigma 150 macro which shaun got from them
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Stuart
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without doubt some of the prices are unbeatable..but if you hunt around you can get similar from over here..mind you tempted with there 300mm F4 nikon prime.. 
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millsy
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| Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2006 8:31 pm Post subject: |
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thanks for the help guys. im gonna go for the EF 70-200 f4
im bidding for one on ebay at the mo  |
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varanus
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did you get it?
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sorry for the late reply, yea i finally got one
mind you it wasn't the one i bid for originally, or the one after that, or the one after that, but hey at least i beat em lol.
got it for £400, mint condition with all accessories.
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