• D
    As someone that wants to finally have non adapted Astro primes on my R5 - I was hoping for something in the realm of 20 mm. Or even 28...
  • D
    dpc replied to the thread Winter 2025/2026.
    Local reservoir...
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  • roby17269
    Is "dreamy" a technical term? :ROFLMAO:
  • Planterz
    This is an APS-C lens, there will be no L mount version. Small. Check Dustin Abbott's review. Used in on a full frame there's tons of...
  • neuroanatomist
    Wide open it seems that at 1/3 the price, the RF 45/1.2 is a little sharper throughout the frame than the EF 50/1.2L. You can say the RF...
  • P-visie
    Only the R3 and R1 support dual power AF, because of the higher battery power of the LP-E19 battery pack. Edit: With RF lenses that...
  • AlanF
    Unfortunately, it won't be in weight, which is the limiting factor for me.
  • neuroanatomist
    They both had/have expensive versions. Nikon thought what was missing was mid-range versions of 600mm and 800mm lenses still costing...
  • AlanF
    Are you sure that the R5 II can use more voltage? I recall discussions here that it uses the same voltage but can draw more current for...
  • AlanF
    If you want a soft EF 1.2, there is a very cheap RF alternative of the RF 45mm f/1.2. ;)
  • DocInfoSci
    I guess I think of my family and friends as representing more typical non-pros than, say, my much younger child + generation is that...
  • P-visie
    The EF 400mm f2.8 II and III (and a bunch of other EF lenses) support the maximum continuous shooting speed of the R1, R3 and R5 Mk II...
  • DocInfoSci
    Yeah, all totally fair. My perspective is decades, and my kiddo + friends is definitely more to your point. I identify as awesome. My...
  • P-visie
    The RF300-600mm zoom is likely to be Canon’s mid price “answer” to the Nikon PF lenses.
  • roby17269
    hey that's me ;) I mean I work a tech job, I'm not rich and I dare to think I am a good photographer... But with my eyes wide open it's...
  • DocInfoSci
    LOL I have one or more of the following: 20mm, 24mm, 40mm, 50mm, 100mm, 27-70mm, 70-200mm, 28-135mm, 300mm, 400mm, and 600mm plus...
  • DocInfoSci
    Just tossing in a broad statement with the EF discussion: I believe that once someone grabs a series (such as VCM) or L RF lens (such...
  • dolina
    Casual/Entry-Level dSLR (and maye mirrorless) user has the body + kit lens. They may even add a nifty fity and that's it making it 1-2...
  • GirlsAreBeautiful
    I wish they'do a 28mm equivalent, but nobody wants that :(
  • Berowne
    No need for spending so much money. I am a quite happy user of second hand Zeiss-Glass: 1.4/50mm Milvus, 1.4/85mm Milvus and 1.4/85mm...
  • DocInfoSci
    Right?! Love my 40mm. It's more like a cake than a pancake or muffin with the adapter. I don't mind my 24-70 with an adapter -- after...
  • DocInfoSci
    Maybe. I know several people who reached for L primes because: Their skills have grown to surpass the limits of non-L glass (they...
  • dolina
    I still have the 2012 EF 40mm f/2.8 STM and its form factor is a reason I want to collect all future RF pancake lenses. If I get the...
  • roby17269
    Disagree with you here: most Joes and Janes will not buy an expensive L prime for those use cases, they would get a cheaper zoom In the...
  • S
    Of course I understand, and I'm also taking the comparison to the other extreme. It just seems to me that Canon is exaggerating the...
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