Canon recalls certain Canon EF 50mm f/1.2L USM lenses

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1. April 1st in Asia ...
   
   But I do have some SLRs EOS1 & 2 F1N ready for a recall :-)

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2. I have to go the Canon again.. .groan

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3. I have to go the Canon again.. .groan

   I had to go to the Canon once. Worse yet, it was in New Jersey. ;)

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4. Huh, no worry with any used in England then.

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5. The serial number is engraved on the mount of mine, all is good.

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6. looks like only lenses manufactured in 2022 are affected, my 50 1.2 is at least a decade old. I would guess that most of the 50 1.2 ef lenses out in the wild are not going to be part of the recall

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7. looks like only lenses manufactured in 2022 are affected, my 50 1.2 is at least a decade old. I would guess that most of the 50 1.2 ef lenses out in the wild are not going to be part of the recall

   But it's an interesting data point that Canon did a production run of this EF lens last year.

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8. Just sent another brand new lens for repair today, thankfully my copy of this lens is not effected.

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9. Canon has announced a recall for certain Canon EF 50mm f/1.2L USM lenses. Phenomenon When shooting in a high-temperature environment, the intended exposure may not occur, and the brightness of the captured image in the same scene may vary, or the error “Err01” may occur. https://canon-jp.translate.goog/sup...12lusm?_x_tr_sl=ja&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en-GB Products Covered The 10-digit serial number on the lens
   
   See full article...

   Dodgy aperture actuator?

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10. But it's an interesting data point that Canon did a production run of this EF lens last year.

    Vast majority of pro shooters I know use EF mount cameras, not mirrorless.

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11. But it's an interesting data point that Canon did a production run of this EF lens last year.

    I was trying to find the article I read, but can't. However, my understanding is that Canon keeps making lenses until they are officially discontinued.

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12. I was trying to find the article I read, but can't. However, my understanding is that Canon keeps making lenses until they are officially discontinued.

    They go to "Final Sale" status until supply runs out and then the status changes to "Discontinued".
    However, you are correct in that internally "Final Sale" is discontinued.

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