Sep
25

All Canon Lenses in one spreadsheet

Photography, Resources

This is a very useful spradsheet done by Jhon Lane showing all lenseseven discontinued ones that can fit Canon mounts their manufacturer, their internet price, reviews, filter size, lense hood etc…

Here is a link to the online version of this Canon Lenses sheet hosted on google. I have contacted John and he will hopefully agree to update it directly online so we can all see the changes directly :) all you need is a gmail account

If you prefer an offline well formated copy you can have it hereLimited bandwidth

Thanks a million John

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  • http://ebay.t17r.de/sold/ Martin

    if you want, you could include my ebay-pricelist (see my website). I could even export something in csv or xls. I think it would be really usefull…

  • http://www.adidap.com/2006/11/12/download-your-copy-of-canon-eos-30d-pocket-guide-today/ Download your copy of Canon EOS 30D pocket guide today | All Day I Dream About Photography

    [...] Download your copy of Canon EOS 30D pocket guide today If you are among the numerous people who liked Gordon’s Photography Cheat Sheet or all Canon lenses spreadsheet, than I am sure you will find this one useful too. Many of us like to have a soft copy of our photography manuals even if we still have the original hard copy that shipped with the camera. The Canon EOS 30D manual, for instance, can be downloaded from Canon’s website. But there is also a pocket guide that ships with the Canon EOS 30D and this one has no soft copy. Well at least not official, my fellow photographer Steve Reeves took the time to scan the Canon EOS 30D pocket guide and kindly allowed me to host it. It can be printed out on 2 A4 sheets as opposed to the leaflet style. For example you could print it out on one piece of A4 card both sides. The file is a PDF as I say and 3.9Mb in size (zipped) – it’s 300 dpi for printing. [...]

  • Ken E

    Seems to be missing the
    Tokina’s AT-X 100mm f/2.8 PRO D Macro Lens
    http://www.shutterbug.com/equipmentreviews/lenses/0106tokina/