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Canon 16-60mm F2-5 for APS-C Mirrorless

Canon Working on 3.75X optical zoom / 16-60mm lens for APS-C mirrorless system. The Lens will have wide angle coverage of 16mm. The lens carries improved optics and features ultra-bright F2 aperture at wide end. Take a look at the patent details below

Canon 16-60mm F2-5 for APS-C Mirrorless Details

Specification and lens arrangement of embodiment 6
Focal length: 15.42 – 58.00 mm (zoom ratio: 3.76)
F No.: 2.06 – 5.00
Half angle of view: 38.07 – 13.04
Back focus: 8.81 – 2.81 mm
Lens length: 82.23 – 103.33 mm

We do have high hopes that Canon EOS M5 Mark II on its way and along with that we will sure see some new lenses for Canon EF-M Mount. APS-C DSLR users don’t lose hope, Canon is actively working on new versions of EF-S Lenses.

See Upcoming Canon EF-S Lenses 2018- 2019

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3 comments to Canon 16-60mm F2-5 for APS-C Mirrorless

  • Odin

    What a bizzarely weird aperture range. Most zooms with variable aperture cover 1 stop, this nearly 3 stops. Surely a much better choice would be 16-60 f/2.8-4. BTW they also had patents for 2 other variations none of which seemed attractive, much like this.

  • Timothy McClanahan

    Lenses are generally never that accurate about their focal length(s) or aperture ranges. And Tstops are much more accurate than f-stop, anyway. And then there’s what focus breathing can do to your angle of view compared to your focal length. It’s all a mess.

    The normal aperture range for this type and class of lens would be f/3.5-5.6, anyway, so this is a big improvement.

  • Rainer

    definitely a step in the right direction 🙂

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