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What if the Canon Zoom Lens Trio are All F2 Zoom Lenses?

What if the Canon Zoom Lens Trio are All F2 Zoom Lenses?

Posted on March 2, 2020 By Jarvis

If Canon releases a trio of f2 zoom lenses, then their system will be just that much better.

I’m perhaps fantasizing here, but I think that the idea of Canon changing up the traditional zoom lens trio would make things even more fun in the photography world. Arguably, the most significant redeeming factor of the Canon RF system so far is their lenses. We have yet to see how the Canon R5 will perform. But it would make Sony rethink their system of already excellent lenses, and it would put Canon in a much better position. So what lenses am I talking about?
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