Can someone tell me what the 5th lens probably is? I have add too mad and can’t read all the comments
Upvote
0
There isn’t one, per se. Different colored versions (black and white) of the 70-200/2.8 count as two lenses.Can someone tell me what the 5th lens probably is? I have add too mad and can’t read all the comments
Greedy Canon UK of course as Canon in other parts of the world doesn't operate the same way. People with enough financial incentive will find ways around unreasonable profits whether grey market or flying to the US (or Australia ) or importing it yourself. If you could get a refurb from the US somehow then that would be the best value for you.
Does Canon UK provide any other advantages eg CPS membership for non-pros? Canon Australia got rid of their workshop/try-buy events/staff and run very lean now. CPS is restricted to pros under registered companies and with specific gear only.
It would have been really cool if the 50mm was $1299. LOL jk I find the price is reasonable, but it means there is a $1100 gap between the f/1.8 and the f/1.4 and then $1000 more to the 1.2L. It’s in a good spot when you consider that. I also think that too many people sleep on the new 50mm f/1.8 STM - it’s really a compact, fun lens that is better than its predecessors.I don't think the pricing of the lenses should come as a surprise to anyone. Other than the people on facebook that want L lenses for under $1000.
24 $1499
50 $1399
70-200 $2999
VR thing $449
I'll buy one. Currently using the EF version with an adapter, so having a new RF 24 F1.4 that is light weight is something I'm very interested in.I mean 24mm 1.4 is not the worst for landscape/astro, no?
Good luck to everyone with their upcoming preorders. The 35/1.4 VCM availability was reasonably good, hopefully Canon sticks to their word and everyone who orders, gets....soon.
Oh damnA tram crashed straight into an Apple retailer called "Eplehuset" (Applehouse) in Oslo yesterday.View attachment 220673