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You better don't hold your breath
In reply to Leonard Shepherd,
6 months ago
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Leonard Shepherd wrote:
Often but not always a new lens arrives about 15 months after these patents get published.
Actually not too often.
Otherwise we could already buy a new 80-400 with AF-S, or a 100-400, or even a 200-500 f4-5.6.
All of them were patented by Nikon within the last few years. None of them is for sale today.
That 55-300 is just the next one in a long row of Nikon patents. We shouldn't hold our breath that it will ever materialise as a lens we can buy.
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