To further clarify the certification post from yesterday, we have been told what to expect announcement wise from Canon at the end of August.
Firstly, the EF 85mm f/1.4L IS is scheduled to be announced at this time. We do not have any specifications or pricing at this time.
Secondly, “interchangeale lens 2” will actually be three different lenses. We’re working on getting the focal length of the lenses. It doesn’t feel that they’ll be L series lenses and we’re not sure if they’re EF-M, EF-S or EF at this time.
Sigma Canada had a chance to interview CEO Kazuto Yamaki during his visit to Canada.
Some highlights from the interview:
Was there ever a Sigma 24-70mm f/2.0 Art lens?
Will Sigma consider making CINE Anamorphic lenses?
Sigma’s plan for FE mount lenses in the future. Same lenses with E mount, or new designs?
What does the future of lens technology hold? Why are they still big and bulky?
Some personal questions about him, his fav photographers, what websites he visits, and cameras he regularly shoots with.
We were told back in 2013 that Sigma was working on a 24-70mm f/2 lens and it looks like according to Mr Yamaki, that it was just too difficult to make usable.
We’re told that the next mirrorless camera from Canon will be announced at the end of August. This will be a direct replacement for the EOS M10, and we’re assuming it will be called the “EOS M20”.
While no specifications have been thrown our way, I think we’re likely looking at a toned down version of the EOS M6 in a slightly smaller form factor. I think it’s safe to say it will be equipped with the 24mp sensor that appears in most of Canon’s consumer ILC cameras.
We hope to see the EF 85mm f/1.4L IS announced at the same time.
Full-frame sensor compatible, high-speed prime lenses bring Sigma’s esteemed Art lens technology to cinema cameras; the 14mm T2 FF and 135mm T2 FF begin shipping late July for a retail price of $4,999.00 USD each
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Nokishita has posted a bunch of unreleased Canon gear that has appeared for certification. Below is Google translated and I have put what we think each product is.
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