Canon RF 100-300mm f/2.8L IS USM next from Canon

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1. Holy moly, this would be absolutely game changing...for your wallet. 😒

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2. This is the kind of signature lens I expected from Canon !😍
   (Even though I can't afford it...)

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3. I hoped for something closer to the 70-200 (in price) ^^'

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4. Wow, amazing. I'd love this lens. The 70-200 and 28-70 would have competition as to which I mount most lol lol.

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5. Repeating myself, but...
   
   

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6. Think I just found the cure for G.A.S.

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7. Bloody fantastic!😀
   
   now all I need is to win the lottery 😢
   
   I'd buy every lens that Canon makes, if I had the dosh...

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8. $650 for a lens hood? Doesn't it just contain air?

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9. $650 for a lens hood? Doesn't it just contain air?

   That's what replacement great white lens hoods cost. At least they're made of carbon fiber. The point is, don't lose of break the one that comes with the lens.

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10. My 100-500 will have to do! Might consider if it was under $6k

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11. Oh boy…this is kind of my dream lens IF it’s fully compatible with the extenders and doesn’t weigh more than the EF 300mm f/2.8. I’ll be preordering this immediately and looking to part ways with my 100-500 and EF 300mm f/2.8L II. Any mention of dimensions? I need to figure out how to pack it too. My 300L fits in my backpack so hopefully it’s not much bigger than that - doubtful especially if it’s an internal zoom.

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12. Don't you just love the google translations on digicame-info.com:
    
    "It costs more than 1.2 million and it would be nice if it had a built-in teleconverter. Although it is a zoom, it will surpass the depiction of EF Sannippa. It's a selfish imagination, but it seems to be compactly organized."
    
    "I think that the old sannippa position is now yonnippa. The added value of zoom is attractive."

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13. That's what replacement great white lens hoods cost. At least they're made of carbon fiber. The point is, don't lose of break the one that comes with the lens.

    I already feared that the hood would not be included with the lens. At one point started selling its 1D cameras without an AC adapter. So one day they might have the idea not to include the hood to bring down the price.

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14. This is awesome!!!!! Just hope it is lighter than the 3.4Kb for the Sigma 120-300mm f/2.8 Sport AND that it takes TCs.

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15. Wow, cool, I'll let the purchasing department know this is coming!
    Oh, wait, there are no more photography departments. Maybe someone should tell Canon.

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16. Oh boy…this is kind of my dream lens IF it’s fully compatible with the extenders and doesn’t weigh more than the EF 300mm f/2.8. I’ll be preordering this immediately and looking to part ways with my 100-500 and EF 300mm f/2.8L II. Any mention of dimensions? I need to figure out how to pack it too. My 300L fits in my backpack so hopefully it’s not much bigger than that - doubtful especially if it’s an internal zoom.

    I'll be very surprised if it's an internal zoom - AFAIK all RF tele-zooms so far have been extending zooms. I also doubt very much that extenders will work at the short end. Hope I'm wrong. As for weight and size, I'll lay odds it'll be shorter and lighter than the EF300/2.8.

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17. Think I just found the cure for G.A.S.

    I'm out of G.A.S.
    
    Basically nothing I feel I "need" right now.

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18. I'm out of G.A.S.
    
    Basically nothing I feel I "need" right now.

    It's not about need, it's about ***WANT*** 😛😛😛

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19. ... and next?
    
    How about a 100-300/2.8 with a built-in 2x extender!!!

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