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Lightest full frame lens, wider than 20mm, for Canon EOS?

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Hmm...if you had said 21mm...I would have said the Voigtlander 20mm Color Skopar. But wider than 20....that's tough.

-Tim
 
Not incredibly small, or light. But smaller and lighter than the Canon 14mm L.
 
...and the 28mm is wider than the 20mm that the OP asked about ?
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... then probably the Olympus OM 18mm f3.5 with adapter would be the smallest and lightest. Manual focus and stopped-down metering though I'm afraid.
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there also is a new Samyang 2.8/14mm fullframe lens, at least 5x cheaper than the Canon version and with 550 grams a bit lighter as well. I don't think it will compete optically, but stopped down it seems to be good value for the price; so maybe it is an interesting option.
 
If you don't mind manual focus you might try the Zenitar 16mm f/2.8 fisheye. Small and light.
 
yes, it is - but that is not a real issue for most wideangle work. The Canon TS lenses are MF as well and they have longer fl, so more critical focusing ...
 
Either the 17-40 or the sigma 20mm 1.8
 
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