Amateur Photographer

Take a Canon test drive

You’d think that buying a camera or lens is straightforward, but we all have different expectations, needs and of course we all differ physically.

What’s right to one photographer is not so right to another, so whether it’s your first or your hundredth new camera or lens, getting it right takes time and there’s always going to be some uncertainty.

With Canon’s Test Drive service, however, you can try your intended purchase in real-life photo situations with support from experts if you need it – and at no cost to you. The).

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