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08-03-2007, 08:09 PM
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| | | Canon 100-400 tripod ring question Could someone answer me a simple question. What is the thread size on the tripod ring of a 100-400 is L as mine is finally on its way, but I dont want to get it here only to find I have to wait another 2 weeks for a replacement plate for my tripod head. I cant find this information anywhere.
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| | | Re: Canon 100-400 tripod ring question Quote:
Originally Posted by Rookie 300d Could someone answer me a simple question. What is the thread size on the tripod ring of a 100-400 is L as mine is finally on its way, but I dont want to get it here only to find I have to wait another 2 weeks for a replacement plate for my tripod head. I cant find this information anywhere.
Thanks Paul.  | Same as on the bottom of the camera body - not sure of the size, but the same as found on the bottom of your camera
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| | | Re: Canon 100-400 tripod ring question 1/4" Whitworth is the standard bush size in the camera base
3/8" Whit.is the other standard bush (as on Manfrotto tripods)
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09-03-2007, 09:08 AM
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| | | Re: Canon 100-400 tripod ring question Whitworth ??  Thought BSW as been obsolete for years. Are n't threads governed by some ISO or other these days. | 
09-03-2007, 10:34 AM
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| | | Re: Canon 100-400 tripod ring question As far as I can remember the camera bush has been 1/4"Whit (or 3/8 Whit)
just as fishing tackle used 3/8 BSF for bank sticks and landing nets
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| | | Re: Canon 100-400 tripod ring question the thread is exactly the same as your camera | 
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| | | Re: Canon 100-400 tripod ring question Thanks every one for your answers
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| | Re: Canon 100-400 tripod ring question Is this a new lens your waiting for. I have one and the auto focus resuts are not what i expect, a little fuzzy. and it won't lock on to the subject I.E. a bird in flight.
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| | | Re: Canon 100-400 tripod ring question Quote:
Originally Posted by nightshade As far as I can remember the camera bush has been 1/4"Whit (or 3/8 Whit)
just as fishing tackle used 3/8 BSF for bank sticks and landing nets | OFF TOPIC REPLY:
In one sentence, you just took me back nigh on forty years, to my youth, coarse fishing in the fens with my rods, one hand-built by Jack Clayton (inventor of the swing-tip - I used to be in his shop most weekends) and the other hand-built by George Clark (a Boston barber who also made and sold fishing tackle - my brother worked in his shop on Saturdays and saved George from the hassle of interrupting a haircut to sell maggots and wash his hands before returning to the Barnet).
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| | | Re: Canon 100-400 tripod ring question Quote:
Originally Posted by Davy Crockett Is this a new lens your waiting for. I have one and the auto focus resuts are not what i expect, a little fuzzy. and it won't lock on to the subject I.E. a bird in flight.  | I cant see what this has to do with the thread size, but i would suggest that your problem is user error and not the lens
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