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I ended up abandoning my Canon system and switched to a full-frame Nikon setup. So up for sale is a Canon EF 28-105mm f3.5-4.5 USM Lens. It comes with a front and rear lenscap, and an Optex polarizer. This is a Full Frame lens that I used with good success on my 10D and Eos 350D and T1i. The macro feature is nice. The Optex filter is pretty much for free as it isn't that clean (but it works!). The lens itself is in great shape...really clean throughout, quick to focus, and a nice firm zoom. The optics are all fantastic. I am asking $175 USD for this lens (or best offer, I suppose). Shipping to USA or Canada will be included in the purchase price, but outside of these areas shipping will be an extra $15 USD.

 

The other little piece I have up for sale is an EOS/m42 adapter. It comes with a rear lenscap. It has an AF-confirm chip which is pretty handy, I gotta admit. I used this to mount some old SMC Takumar lenses for use on my 10D....heck I was even using an old Pentax screw mount bellows on my Canon digital! I was a pretty sweet setup and yielding some excellent results. I'm asking $20 USD for this one (OBO), inclusive of USA/Canada shipping or an extra $7 USD for outside of these areas.

 

Photos are below, and first PM that states 'I'll take it!' gets the item. Payment is by PayPal.

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Chris

 

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How about a price reduction....(shipping incldued for USA/Canada, elsewhere is extra)

 

1. Canon 28-105mm EF Lens - $135

2. EOS/m42 adapter - $15

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