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Reduced. £530 inc RMSD.

Open to sensible offers.

You could go with a 24mm pancake lens on the cropped sensor give you the equivalent of just under a 40mm on full frame. Both the 24mm and 40mm pancake lens are very sharp for the money.

This has been up for sale before but decided to keep it but it's back for sale as I purchased it last May (used) and still haven't used it. I've just purchased macro lens so I need to make some money back and I still need to get a flash gun. It's in very good condition, comes with original box, front and rear caps, lens hood and pouch. Looking for £530 including RMSD. I have no photos at the moment but can take some on request. Thank for looking.

Now sold.

Still for sale. Advertised elsewhere.

Still for sale. Not bothered if it sells or not, hasn't been used for some time. Just think someone else could benefit from it.

Still for sale. Get it in time for spring when wildlife really comes a live.

Sigma 150-600mm Sport Canon fit. Purchased in May last year from Park Cameras, not used since November. Excellent condition, comes with box, bag, upgrade tripod foot and I will also chuck in the USB dock worth £40. Due to size and weight, this is collection only from GU6. £1000

Still got the Sigma.

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I know quite a few people use the older (vintage) lenses due to them being very cheap to buy and just buy an adapter to fit it to your Canon. I'm a fan of the old manual Olympus Zuiko lens just because the quality is very good and there is plenty of them around. I have a 50mm 1.8 and a 35mm 2.8, trying to get a 28mm 2.8 but they go for silly money for how little I'm going to use it. I would post an image I have taken with them but I don't have any at them moment as I'm too lazy to go out an do some imaging, I'm just a lens hoarder.

Not that I will ever get the chance to see it, I always wondered what it would look through a scope. Thanks for posting.