Canon Professional Network published a video by Philip Bloom about the performance of Dual Pixel Auto-Focus on the Canon C100. In the video an EF 50mm f/1.2 II lens is mentioned. A typo or did Canon’s marketing department inadvertently leak the replacement for the [shoplink 177]EF 50mm f/1.2L[/shoplink]?
Watch the video at CPN’s website.
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Canon Rumors got word that Canon is working on a new f/2.8 ultra wide zoom. The news came in shortly after the announcement of the EF 16-35mm f/4L IS ($1,199, pre-order at B&H Photo | Adorama).
The rumored lens is said to be wider than 16mm, speculations go for a 12-24mm or 14-24mm lens. It was also suggested that this lens will not be announced any time soon, and that it may be announced within 6 months of a prosumer high-res DSLR.
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I just got an email from a known source saying; stay ready for the next announcement it will be the Powershot SX60 HS IS.
Unfortunately there were no specs sent in by the source, and I doubt that the specs pointing out a 60x zoom I got the last time are accurate. Other rumors suggest a 100x zoom, and there is a patent leading in this direction. A zoom beyond 60x seems plausible to me. I am still sure the Powershot SX60 HS IS will be announced before summer 2014.
Just a small rumor saying the Powershot SX60 HS IS will be announced soon. Nothing more. For the time being.
Canon [shoplink 14603]TS-E 90mm f/2.8[/shoplink] (left) and [shoplink 14608]TS-E 45mm f/2.8[/shoplink] (right)
Canon Rumors got word that Canon may announce new tilt-shift lenses for Photokina 2014.
Both the Canon TS-E 90mm f/2.8 and TS-E 45mm f/2.8 are murmured to get replaced. And the possibility of a third tilt-shift lens (no hints here) is also in the air. The 90mm and 45mm are pretty old lenses, a replacement is not implausible. The lenses should be announced for Photokina 2014.
Some more speculation are going on about a Canon macro tilt-shift lens.
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DicaHub (translated) has more information about Samyang’s upcoming plans. After yesterday’s announcement of a 35mm f/1.4 lens with automatic exposure for Canon mount (among other lenses), the big question is if Samyang will make more lenses with AE contacts.
According to DicaHub’s interview with Samyang, the Korean lens manufacturer is working on another lens with AE contacts. Most probably for Canon mount (but that’s not clearly stated in the interview). The rumors point to a 85mm f/1.4 AE lens. No hints about when Samyang may announce the next AE lens.
There is another interesting thing that comes out of the interview. When asked about the many names Samyang uses to brand their lenses, they answered that they recognise the issue and plan to gradually cut stock availability for the other brand names. With one exception: Rokinon. It appears that Rokinon is a major brand name for Samyang, and hence will remain for the time being. Sounds logic to me. Samyang lenses are available with the following brand names: [shoplink 19633 ebay]Samyang[/shoplink], [shoplink 19635 ebay]Walimex[/shoplink], [shoplink 19636 ebay]Rokinon[/shoplink], [shoplink 19637 ebay]Opteka[/shoplink], [shoplink 19638 ebay]Falcon[/shoplink], [shoplink 19639 ebay]Vivitar[/shoplink], [shoplink 19640 ebay]Bower[/shoplink].
[via DicaHub]Below: Samyang 35mm f/1.4 AE for Canon
A new rumor surfaced on the web. CR reports that Canon is working on a new full-frame sensor generation planned for mirrorless and DSLR cameras.
This new sensor generation is said to have lower production costs, and to be easier to produce too. It was also suggested this sensors could be based on a technology similar to Foveon.
I have no information about this new sensor technology, but in December 2013 I got a rumor that Canon is working on the “biggest change” in their history. Can’t say if it has to do with the rumor reported here. As usual, keep the salt ready.
However, we saw a patent in the past that suggest Canon may working on such a sensor technology.
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