The numbers go up and down there. They had 4 or 5 last week. The lens is brilliant at f/4 and with the 1.4 TC. At 800mm, the 200-800mm is better.shhh...or you'll get me accused of being a stirrer!
Seriously though....I am very temped by that nice 400 f4 DO II over on MPB at the moment!
The EF 400 DOII is also my favorite tele prime lens. Great image quality and a portable size make it an almost perfect lens for wildlife photography. Also with the EF teleconverters MkIII (1.4x and 2x) sharpness remains at excellent levels. Thus, I can hardly imagine a significant improvement in image quality with a new RF version. A built in teleconverter together with a weight (and size?) reduction could make the new version very attractive, provided the price tag will not be too high (hopefully max. about the same as the EF version).
Awww, you believe in magic. How cute!
Actually, Minolta beat Canon to painting lenses white. And Sony bought out Minolta so Sony has some claim to white lenses.
I do not think that is correct. The first Canon big white lens for photography was the FD 600mm f 4.5 from 1976 (see : https://global.canon/en/c-museum/product/fd184.html).
