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Or possibly some sort of trade-in service, especially if EF-M lens optics get “re-born” in RF lens casings, allowing re-cycling of parts and a means of migrating EOS M users to the EOS R system. Trade-in your EF-M lens for a substantial discount on the equivalent RF lens.
To make sense, the discount would have to be more than the likely second-hand price, otherwise, if people could get a better price on online auctions, there would be no incentive to use it. The advantage for Canon would be that, by offering such a service, they would be taking these EF-M lenses out of circulation, making it harder for EOS M users to continue to obtain the parts which might keep them in the EOS M system.
Thinking about it, though, the administrative cost and other overheads might well outweigh the benefit Canon might reckon to gain, so I think “snowball’s chance in Hell” could be right. I’ve no idea if there’s any precedent in the camera market.
