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well, a lot of manufacturers also have rocking lenses but sometimes not in the focal range I want to have one. Great, we can choose. And as Canon owner, you' ll get the first edition of a new Zeiss / Sigma / Tamron / Tokina before it gets available for Nikon or Sony. Plus, you can adapt Nikon lenses as some Canon owners did when they were longing for a 14-24. But the new 16-35 should do as well.

 

We live in quite happy times. If money is no issue, we have a real choice of great or super lenses.

 

Given the high level of quality, it's really the best, if one touches the camera and gets a feeling of liking or not. Sometimes this gut feeling is underrated and the numbers are ruling.

Zeiss usually puts out the ZF version first, though. And Voigtlander does not offer its quite lovely 90mm and 58mm f1.4 for Canon. Tokina offers their 70-200mm f4 only with Nikon mount .