Canon Working On A Full Frame Mirrorless Camera?

Canon SLR full size corresponds to 50 mm F1.2 and corresponds to the full size mirror-less 50 mm F2 of the patent is pending. Because large-diameter lens symmetrical with the axial chromatic aberration is corrected by using the anomalous dispersion glass which has been optimized, you can expect the performance. We are starting to design-conscious companies with full size mirror-less, the emergence of full-fledged full size mirror-less would be a matter of time.

Patent description:

• Patent Publication No. 2012-247451
  • Release Date 2012.12.13
  • Filing date 2011.5.25
• Example 1
  • Focal length f = 51.70mm
  • Fno. 1.25
  • Half angle of view ω = 22.71 °
  • Image height 21.64mm
  • 105.65mm length lens
  • BF 40.00mm
  • Nine 6 groups lens configuration
  • One one aspherical surface
  • Maximum effective diameter 45.16mm
• Example 4
  • Focal length f = 50.00mm
  • Fno. 2.06
  • Half angle of 23.40mm
  • Image height 21.64mm
  • Length 72.62mm lens
  • BF 28.86mm
  • Eight four group lens configuration
  • No aspherical
  • Maximum effective diameter 33.34mm
• General symmetric lens
  • Compensation of magnification chromatic aberration can be
  • Difficult to correct axial chromatic aberration and the large-diameter
• Canon patent
  • Symmetric lens large aperture
  • Positive, aperture, arranged in the order of the positive
  • Using a high anomalous dispersion glass, the axial chromatic aberration is corrected

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