Canon 35 RF : €530
Sony FE35 1.8 : €700
Nikon 35 1.8 Z : €800
Sometimes I wonder if I'm the only person in the world who actually think that these three lenses are all interesting and all priced nearly exactly where they deserve to land (I'm expecting the Sony to go a few dozens euros lower after the launch phase is finished, maybe around €630-650 or so) .
Canada: the Sony is 545 Euro (799 CAD). You guys are getting gauged.
Since when are prices lower in Canada ? What happened ? What is wrong with the world ? I can't compute such a reality.
EDIT : oops. Forgot about VAT. That would make the lens €650 or so in Europe so not that far from the current price.
Canon 35 RF : €530
Sony FE35 1.8 : €700
Nikon 35 1.8 Z : €800
Sometimes I wonder if I'm the only person in the world who actually think that these three lenses are all interesting and all priced nearly exactly where they deserve to land (I'm expecting the Sony to go a few dozens euros lower after the launch phase is finished, maybe around €630-650 or so) .
Canada: the Sony is 545 Euro (799 CAD). You guys are getting gauged.
Since when are prices lower in Canada ? What happened ? What is wrong with the world ? I can't compute such a reality.
EDIT : oops. Forgot about VAT.
Canon 35 RF : €530
Sony FE35 1.8 : €700
Nikon 35 1.8 Z : €800
Sometimes I wonder if I'm the only person in the world who actually think that these three lenses are all interesting and all priced nearly exactly where they deserve to land (I'm expecting the Sony to go a few dozens euros lower after the launch phase is finished, maybe around €630-650 or so) .
Canada: the Sony is 545 Euro (799 CAD). You guys are getting gauged.
Since when are prices lower in Canada ? What happened ? What is wrong with the world ? I can't compute such a reality.
Sep 08, 2019 at 09:00 AM
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