Canon 100-400 II

Up for sale is my mint condition Canon 100-400 II. It's bittersweet parting with this lens because it's such a well balanced performer, but I've recently welcomed a 400 DO II into the lineup, so the zoom must find a new home.

CONDITION: As I stated in my opening paragraph, the lens is in mint condition. No scratches, dings, blemishes, or damage of any sort on either the glass or the body. It has been pampered, and comes from a clean, smoke-free home.

PERFORMANCE: The lens works fantastically on my 5D4 and 80D. Both required very little MFA to get the focus just right, and once it is dialed in the results from this lens are cracking! It takes the Canon 1.4x III teleconverter like a duck to water. The best part of this lens is that it has a very short MFD, so it can actually do some amazing near-macro shots. I've used it primarily for bird/wildlife photos.

WHAT DOES IT COME WITH? You'll get everything as it is when you buy a new lens from Canon: original box, soft case, lens caps, lens hood, a EF 100-400 II, an instruction book, warranty card etc. Even the original plastic bags the items came wrapped in.

SHIPPING DETAILS: Lens is located in Maryland, USA. Lens will be shipped, and insured, with UPS, FedEx, or USPS. I am happy to ship internationally, but buyer is responsible for any charges over $35 (the cost for me to ship across US). It costs me roughly $35 to ship across the US, and if it costs me $50 to ship to your home country, you'll pay the $15 difference.

FEEDBACK: I have excellent feedback as both a buyer and seller on this forum, and a 100% positive rating on eBay (dragosanix).

PRICE: $1695 PayPal'd to me. FIRM. Please don't low-ball me, I won't reply.

EXAMPLE PHOTOS: here are a few shots I've taken with the lens. I don't have any "white wall at f/22" shots to share, unfortunately.

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/QjbJ​rg Preening sparrow by M K, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/GX6V​do Juvenile Heron #2 by M K, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/M2gA​PN Northern Mockingbird amongst Porcelain Berry Vines by M K, on Flickr