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Originally Posted by jcmeza_21
It may, or Canon may discontinue the rebate, so the selling price may go up by $200. Another thing to note is that, very often, when Canon announces a new lens or camera (usually in conjunction with some big show), it may not be available for months or, it may be like the new TS-E 24mm f/3.5L II lens--it comes in stock at B&H, Adorama, etc, but is gone within minutes.
One approach might be to get a used 70-200mm f/2.8L IS, as I did. It cost me $1325. The hood was scuffed (not unusual if one uses a bag), but it works fine. Then, if you decide to get the "Mark II" lens, later, you can probably sell the "original" for nearly what you paid for it.
