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No, they are not automatically lying. I have an old Kodak lens on a medium format camera. The lens has bubbles in it. I defy anyone to find evidence in the photos it has taken. You can even use a microscope. Short FL lenses are a different story, but this post is about a longer lens..

Enjoy your Panasonic VIDEO equipment. This STILL photographer couldn't care less about shooting video. All I want is an evolution of what is a great still camera. And like all things, it depends on who you hang around. Seen plenty of 5Ds, but never seen one being used to shoot video. 50 percent...

I'm not worried about it breaking off, I'm worried about it having a smaller screen area, and making the camera fatter. If you want a TV camera, buy a mirrorless camera or a point and shoot. Please Canon, please leave the floppy screens to the consumer products, and concentrate on still image...

I'm sure there would be some market for this, but how about a 24-105 replacement. If ever there was a Canon lens screaming for replacement, that's it. If they gave it a similar quality upgrade to the 100-400 II, I'd buy it right now.

Excellent review, thanks. There is one comment in the comparison with the MkI which lists lack of push/pull zoom as a potential con. For those to whom this really matters, be aware the lens operates very well as a push/pull. Install the lens hood, which now locks in place, set the zoom friction...

A softer version of Acutance reply would be, the 5DIII is an excellent camera. I was an early adopter and the body has been flawless. About once per year I've had an error message which required pulling and replacing the battery, but then I never did any firmware updates until a few weeks ago...