Except 'the helicoils' is only moving internal zoom group(s) for this lens (also for the 40-150mm f2.8 Pro zoom lens). Olympus is showing that in 'their' own bag. Everybody with a backpack or holster camera bag has them vertical.
Yes, I store my 40-150 Pro horizontally (with MC20), on the camera to be ready for birds in the backyard, but I think the 100-400 will take its place for that shortly. I won't have to think about this 150-400 Pro lens though. It is beyond my justifiable spending.I think we have to make the distinction between carrying and storing. It'd be difficult to carry the 150-400 horizontally because it's quite long. Most likely it would be vertical in a bag or backpack. However, storing it horizontally between uses might be a good idea. I store all my long lenses horizontally in my dry cabinet simply because they won't fit vertically anyway.
That's innovating. I've made a Celtic styled 6 hole whistle (& play it) from conduit but that is using materials where they can be useful.
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Unfortunately thats beyond my knowledge.
It's a shame it is not a few thou cheaper. Also wish it had started at 100 as 150 makes it harder for a every day tele. I think the sweat spot for me would be a 75-300 pro teleYou trying hard to make me drool?
Looks to be the best review so far. At least to me
