Guesses on lenses for Photoplus

[Ricku]

I just want them to release a 14-24L,  or a 16-35L III , or a 17-40L II.

Don't care which one it is. I just want a sharp UWA-zoom from Canon, and I want it now. 

[Canon 14-24]

Hopefully we'll get a lens and d-slr announcement (30+mp d-slr?) within the next few weeks as Nikon has announced a 70-200 f/4 VR and plans for a D5200 announcement next week.

[Ricku]

Hopefully we'll get a lens and d-slr announcement (30+mp d-slr?) within the next few weeks as Nikon has announced a 70-200 f/4 VR and plans for a D5200 announcement next week.

I hope you are right!

And I do like your name. Please come and sit on my camera. 

[iaind]

The 400/5.6 and 300/4 are AFAIK the oldest lenses in Canon's lineup.  The TS-E 90 and TS-E 45 are due for upgrades similar to the TS-E 24 II.

Released in 1993 and 1999, respectively, they're merely middle-aged in the lineup.  The two non-L TS-E lenses you mention are from 1991.  The 20/2.8 is from 1992, the 100/2 is from 1991, the 35/2 is from 1990, and the 50/2.5 compact macro and 135/2.8 SF are from 1987 (I think those are the oldest lenses in the current lineup).

Thought 300 f4 IS introduced March 97. Agree with all other dates

[artsmalley]

I just want them to release a 14-24L,  or a 16-35L III , or a 17-40L II.

Don't care which one it is. I just want a sharp UWA-zoom from Canon, and I want it now. 

Ditto on the 14-24L or new 16-35L. Need to get one or the other soon...Please Canon.

[Axilrod]

Those prices seem kind of steep.....then again I guess that's been a trend with Canon recently, but still high. 

[neuroanatomist]

Thought 300 f4 IS introduced March 97.

Thanks - you're correct.