Spotted the news out on twitter this morning - given that we always pay a premium rate and exorbitant tax in the UK, unless the exchange rates drop we'll all certainly be saving for a while!
Posted by CLICKMAN38 on August 26, 2010 at 12:25 PM
And still no replacement for the elderly push-pull 100-400 mm. (I'm getting too old and creaky to be carrying around my 500mm f4 and 300mm f4 plus bodies plus tripod!)
I guess I'll just have to improve my fieldcraft and get closer to the beasties!
I see the US retail price for the 300 f/2.8L is likely to be around $7000 which is more than high enough yet the UK RRP looks like being £7500! How does that work?! ...
Still no Canon version of the 200-400mm either
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8 repliesRob Galbraith: new canon glass
If you use big glass, and you want the 'latest', it's time to start saving; the 500 & 600 look as if they are due later next year' the 300mm sooner
T
I guess I'll just have to improve my fieldcraft and get closer to the beasties!
Tom
Sounds promising for the extenders, although the current 1.4X doesn't seem to be lacking in that department anyway.
I guess they'll be a good supply of reasonably priced 'old' prime lenses on the second-hand market in due course.
Still no Canon version of the 200-400mm either
I know they will come down but that's a huge amount and will they be much better?
Ian
Or do I have to sell the house and car to get better pictures.?
JR