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17-135 IS EFS ???????

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hal55
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Mar 10, 2008 21:28 |  #1

Have seen a few rumours that Canon has this lens under development - if so I'd be seriously interested. Anyone have any details??

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Mar 11, 2008 00:15 |  #2

would be a great walk around for sure...

but sigma has a 18-125IS which is pretty close to this.

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Mar 11, 2008 13:39 |  #3

This would be the ultimate lens from Canon for the 1.6 crowd.

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Mar 11, 2008 13:53 |  #4

if it even has f2.8.....




  
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Mar 11, 2008 19:35 as a reply to  @ prinspaul's post |  #5

I own the 28-135IS which is our workhorse walkaround. Great lens but not too wide on a crop body. If Canon revamps it into a 17-135IS, and makes it a bit more consistent, I'll haul out the credit card in a flash.

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Mar 12, 2008 06:57 |  #6

Would be nice but very doubtfull we'll see any more high grade EF-S lenses, the 17-85 would be pretty obsolete IMO.

Am looking forward to results from the Sigma 18-125 OS HSM though..




  
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