I read the photozone review and they rated this lens really high. I'm expecting wonderful things. As long as the lens distortion software can work out the bugs then things will be golden. I'm excited to test it out against the less then stellar Canon 16-35mm II. Maybe putting the 16-35 up for sale and looking at the Canon 24mm L f/1.4 lens or 35mm 1.4 or even the 24-70mm IS if they come out with that option.


I do use a polarizer filter indoors from time to time to cut glare on furniture so I guess I won't be doing that anymore with this new lens. I just made the connection that the Canon EF 14mm II lens you can't use a filter on it either because it has an attached hood as well. Even the almighty Nikon 14-24mm f/2.8G lens does not except a filter. They all have a large bubble front lens element so its not as big as a let down as I first thought about it after you mentioned the fact.