paulhillion Goldmember  1,392 posts Joined Jun 2004 Location: Guernsey, UK More info | Sep 28, 2006 04:15 | #1 I owned a 100-400 a couple of years back but ended up selling it to buy another lens. Anyway I've now bought another 100-400 and the first thing that struck me (apart from the credit card statement
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OiPaz Senior Member  704 posts Likes: 1 Joined Jul 2005 More info | Sep 28, 2006 06:22 | #2 paulhillion wrote in post #2047906  do they automatically fit the newer versions to all IS enabled lenses regardless of model? Unfortunately not! The IS on the 100-400 is still the old version, valid for two stops only (after 1 sec). http://www.oipaz.net/
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baybud Senior Member  419 posts Joined Feb 2006 More info | it may be quieter though, just as in any machine there will always be tolerences, it may just be that your new one happens to be quieter.
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) was how quiet the IS seemed? I seem to remeber the IS on my previous version being a fair bit noisier. I know Canon have bought out upgraded versions of their IS system, do they automatically fit the newer versions to all IS enabled lenses regardless of model?