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    Canon 600 F4 IS replacement foot options

    About to throw down some coin for a very nice used 600 f4 IS.

    So far I'm trying to find a replacement foot for the lens and most of my searches are coming back for the IS II version, same with most reviews, videos etc.

    I know RRS and Jobu have one.

    Can anyone offer advice on the options, pictures are what I'm really after to see the height differences.
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    Hi Morgo
    Have you looked at the specs section on this http://www.reallyrightstuff.com/LCF-...600mm-800mm-IS
    Dimensions are given and it doesn't say IS II.

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    I also found this from Wimberley http://www.tripodhead.com/products/r...-feet-main.cfm
    If you scroll down to the Canon replacement feet, they discuss both IS I & II versions and mention substantial height reductions.

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    Thanks,

    I think I'm going to give this Kirk one a try

    http://www.kirkphoto.com/Lens_Plate_...anon_foot.html

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    Kirk make good products but I mainly use RRS and Wimberley for L brackets and plates.
    I hope its height will suit your purpose. Would you go for the sure grip coated model?

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    Morgo, I caught this thread a little late but if you are still looking I suggest considering a plate from Hejnar.

    http://www.hejnarphotostore.com/prod...-asterisk-.htm

    We have some of his products, L brackets, clamps and plates and they are very good quality at a slightly lower price than some of the other well known brands.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Babu View Post
    Kirk make good products but I mainly use RRS and Wimberley for L brackets and plates.
    I hope its height will suit your purpose. Would you go for the sure grip coated model?
    If its a fail I'll likely just grab a RRS foot and write it off as lesson learnt.

    Think I'll go the standard grip

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    Quote Originally Posted by I @ M View Post
    Morgo, I caught this thread a little late but if you are still looking I suggest considering a plate from Hejnar.

    http://www.hejnarphotostore.com/prod...-asterisk-.htm

    We have some of his products, L brackets, clamps and plates and they are very good quality at a slightly lower price than some of the other well known brands.
    Thanks, I have only just ordered the other

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