Canon announced the launch of three new lenses: TF-S10-18mm F4.5-6.3 IS STM, the RF24-105mm F2.8 L IS USM Z, and the RF200-800mm F6.3-9 IS USM. All three lenses are designed to benefit a wide range of users from beginners to working professionals.
Canon RF24-105mm F2.8 L IS USM Z
Full-Frame | f/2.8 to f/22
Two Nano USM Motors
11-Blade Diaphragm
Optical Image Stabilizer
3 Aspherical Elements, 4 UD Elements
SSC, ASC & Fluorine Coating
Still and video professionals who want a single lens that can handle most tasks with low-light capabilities will find what they’re looking for with the RF24-105mm F2.8 L IS USM Z. This is the world’s first 24-105mm focal length lens combined with consistent f/2.8 maximum aperture,1 offering true portrait-length telephoto coverage resulting in sharp images. High-end photographers, photojournalists, and video content creators can utilize this lens’ other features that include:
Constant overall length when zooming.
Manual aperture ring for video use.
Optimized optics for high-level video.
Image stabilization.
A new Power Zoom Adapter will also be available for the RF24-105mm F2.8 L IS USM Z lens, an optional accessory for super-smooth zooming during video operation. This detachable device allows for more natural movement when zooming in and out, and easier control for solo camera operators. A standard version of the Power Zoom Adapter will be available, as well as a 20-pin port version to support zoom and focus demands. The firmware updates that will be available in early December for the EOS C70 and EOS R5 C cameras will add support for the RF24-105mm F2.8 L IS USM Z lens.
The RF-S10-18mm F4.5-6.3 IS STM lens offers users of APS-C sensor size EOS R-series cameras an ultra wide-angle zoom, helping create strong still images and video. It is an ideal lens for vloggers, travelers, and general shooters. Beginners in video and still photography can make good use of this lens, as well as the more advanced pros. Key features include:
10–18mm ultra-wide zoom (equivalent to 16-29mm on full-frame camera).
Image Stabilization, for even greater hand-held sharpness and video steadiness.
Compact and lightweight design, making it an excellent choice for travel.
A new optical design, optimized for RF lens mount and APS-C sensor size.
An affordable price tag for those just stepping into ultra-wide video and still imaging.
Nature, wildlife, and outdoor sports shooters will find the RF200-800mm F6.3-9 IS USM super telephoto zoom lens a great tool to take crystal-clear images of action at a distance. This lens is lightweight and easy to hold in your hand, allowing most users to carry it to help capture a range of subjects, whether it’s a still image of a landscape, or video of a moving target. Unique features of the RF200-800mm F6.3-9 IS USM lens also include:
Up to 800mm focal length.
Up to 5.5 stops image stabilization.
Compatible with optional Canon RF 1.4x and 2x tele extenders.
Leaked Images of Canon Upcoming – In our previous post, we told you that Canon is about to announce 3 brand new lenses in November now we have images of the two upcoming lenses have a look
Canon (Announcement on November 2)
RF 200-800mm F6.3-9 IS lens
RF-S 10-18mm f/4.5-6.3 IS STM lens
RF 24-105mm F2.8L IS USM Z (Z for power zoom)
RF 24-105mm F2.8L IS USM Z lens image
RF200-800mm F6.3-9 IS USM lens image
Announcement is expected on Nov 2, stay tuned for more updates
According to a well-known YouTube content creator “Jan Wegener” who also predicted the arrival of the many Canon and third-party camera makers well before their announcement, and recently also very clearly hinted that the Canon 200 to 800mm lens is coming prior to any website or rumor mill.
Now in his latest vlogs, he very clearly said that the Canon R5 Mark 2 camera will arrive in the first quarter of 2024 and the Canon flagship mirrorless camera, the EOS R1, will arrive in the 4th quarter of 2024.
Not only that, he also confirmed that there will be several Canon PRO photographers who will be using the Canon EOS R1 camera during the Olympics, but for testing purposes only. Although we can expect some sort of development announcement at the beginning of the year, the final set of announcements, as told by him, is about to happen at the end of 2024.
Canon’s new Mega zoom lens is coming. Even more exciting news is that the lens isn’t coming under the L branding, which means the lens will be a bit more affordable and accessible to consumers.
Major specs know
Non-L series lenses
Approximately 2500 euros
F6.3-F9 or F6.5-9.0
Very lightweight for its size
Price $2000 approx
It’s really great news that Canon is finally willing to put more affordable lenses on the market. In the absence of an OPEN LENS MOUNT, for sure putting more affordable lenses in the market is a good move by Canon, if they bring more glasses for RF-S Mount too, the community will surely grow and the consumer base will expand. BTW, if we talk about 200-800mm, Supporting a zoom lens under a $ 2,000 budget is a good move. Let’s hope and expect that we will get the Canon quality that we always expect from this brand.
We can now confirm that no Canon M50 Mark III camera is coming soon, and the biggest reason is that Canon has ended the EF-M mount. It’s not a rumor anymore, it’s confirmed news coming out from a Japanese website.
Canon has finally ended the EF-M mount mirrorless cameras. It was expected from the announcement of the Canon R10 that Canon will soon end the EF-M mount, since a camera maker never maintains two different sets of mounts for a single sensor size, either for APS-C or for full frame.
We told you the same back in December 2022, Canon will soon end their EF-M Mount-based cameras, kindly check this article
The Canon M50 Mark II has suddenly disappeared from Canon’s lineup. Although the EOS M item remains, there are no applicable models. The possibility of a Canon M50 Mark III appearing is close to zero, so it seems safe to call it the end of the EOS M series. At the same time, all compatible EF-M lenses also have a “low stock” mark. Camera specialty stores are still accepting orders, but production of the lenses may have already been completed.
Looking at the series of events, it’s obvious that no more cameras are coming under EF-M mount from Canon and no further updates may be given to those cameras. Being number one in the camera market, Canon must openly communicate these things to its consumer base before ending a system lineup because many have already invested in EF-M mount lenses. Now those lenses are of no use since EF-M lenses are not compatible with the recently announced RF mount-based cameras
Canon recently patented a neckband-style camera to capture video. The concept is truly unique and it will assist content creators in producing videos without exerting too much effort in holding their camera and creating content.
According to the patent document, the camera also has a built-in light. As we all know, Canon is introducing very uniquely designed V series vlogging cameras, so there is a high probability that we will see the neckband-style camera under the V series within the next one or two years
Canon RF-S 10-18mm Finally, we have the leaked images of the soon-to-be-announced RF 10 to 18mm f/4.5 to 6.3 IS STM lens. The lens is about to arrive very soon and is meant for content creators and vloggers since it’s available at an affordable cost. It will be a perfect addition for cameras like Canon R50, R100, or R10. If you need premium quality glass in the same focal length range and do not have any issues related to budget, then we do have lenses like Canon RF 10-20mm F4L IS STM
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