Have been revisiting my trusty Sigma 12-24 for some added drama to everyday shots, and wonder if Canon would ever entertain a similar really wide fixed focal length or similar zoom range? Considering that a 14/2.8 is pretty common these days, I would think a 12/4 is not that much of a stretch. Just thinkin ...
Why not a Canon EF 12mm f/4 or 12-20 f/4.5-5.6 zoom?
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The interview with Canon pertaining to their 16-35mm f/4 indicates that they have a new process for manufacturing lens elements, so it might be something that can now be done and meet photographers expectations for quality.
They can go all out with a high priced lens, or use plastic elements like the 11-18mm ef-s and make them affordable.
They can go all out with a high priced lens, or use plastic elements like the 11-18mm ef-s and make them affordable.
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Canon just came out with a patent for an 11-24 f/4 back in January, hopefully the come out with it ;D
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I think it's too much of a niche product for Canon and doubt they would ever produce one. The 8-15L is their answer to superwide.
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