FS: Canon EOS Lenses

Jiggaman2576

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I have a Sigma 17-50 Super Wide angle lens and a Sigma 28-300 Wide/Telephoto Zoom that I am selling. I use them on my Canon 20D perfectly, but its time for me to step up to some L glass which is a whole lot O' money so I need to sell these to help fund my upgrade. I paide 269 for the 28-300 on ebay a few months ago and 200 for the wide angle. I'd like to get $300 for both which is a friggen steal. IM Jiggaman2576 on AIM if you want more details or links to information about them. Thanks

Jigga
 
Here is the detailed info for each lens with MSRP. I failed to mention that both are in like new condition with no visible scratches on the outside or the glass.

28-300

18-50
 
Good luck, I made the L jump a few months ago. Love my 24-105L IS and 70-200L. Bump for a canon owner...
 
The 70 - 200 L is one of the lenses I purchased. I have another one, the 580EX speedlite and the battery grip for the 20D coming as well. Sure would be great to get some of my money back on these lenses. FYI, if someone buys the lenses I'll throw in a Bower Flash unit I paid 100 bux for. It supports E-TTL I believe but does not have an LCD screen and it has a manual zoom on the head. Full swivel also on the flash.
 
Boy, wish I could pick these up...a great price; just got too many other things I need to purchase in staring a small biz at home. Just curious, do these lenses also work for regular film Canon SLR's? I must admit to being confused with the switchover in lenses to know what's compatible.
 
If they have an EF-S in the prefix then they are digital only, if they have an EF then they are compatible with all EOS SLR cameras and digital. The S is supposed to mean something but I can't remember exactly what.

Follow up: S stands for short back focus which basically means the lens fits much closer to the sensor then on a film camera.
 
It's a bird, its a plane...its this thread! Speaking of threads, both lenses come with polorizing filters which by themselves cost over 100 bux. The 28-300 can only use it till around 150mm then it starts to double image because of how polorizers work but the wide angle can handle the plorarizer through its entire range. So lets recap, 2 leneses, 2 polorizing filters, and a bower ETTL flash unit for 300. Come on somebody has to want this!
 
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