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I refer back to my previous comment of reading comprehension. You’re shouting at a cloud now. I’m saying Canon doesn’t have interest in developing fast lenses for APS-C. Not once did I say they cared about me personally nor was that ever inferred. Haha Would you not agree that a camera system is complete when it offers a full range of lenses? From affordable to more boutique? Their full frame lenses certainly cover that and always have. Canon has never built out their APS-C lens lineup. Therefore, I conclude that Canon doesn’t care to develop their APS-C line and shows no indication they ever will. They’re perfectly happy with an incomplete, beginner/consumer lens selection. This has nothing to do with knowing camera markets, as it’s obviously an incomplete lens lineup by any metric. They sell plenty sub-$1000 cameras and slow lenses and creating a fast standard zoom is not worth Canon’s R&D to do so. I made my opinion on an observation. You’ve told me both my opinion and observation are wrong because I don’t know the camera market? Right.
No company must sell everything from affordable through boutique. Look at the product ranges of Leica or Hasselblad. If you like Fuji, that's great. There are people buying Canon APS-C Camera and lenses that aren't prima donnas, unfortunately for everyone reading your comments, it's not you.
In case you didn't notice, the different manufacturers are choosing to specialize in the market. Fuji isn't selling fullframe/35mm sensors anymore. I certainly am not critical of their choice and I doubt any other reasonable person would be either.
I don't know anything about you or what kind of successful business you have, but so far, I am inclined to believe you don't understand Canon's business stratagy as well as you think.
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