Upcoming 2024 Canon RF lens recap

[Canon Rumors]

The last day or two we have seen a flurry of information for all things RF mount lenses, which also includes the addition of both SIGMA and Tamron to the fray. Simon from The Ordinary Filmmaker is the source for a lot of this information. According to TOF, all of these lenses will run at

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[Del Paso]

So the 1,4/50 will be an L lens. Good news!

 

[Loswr]

If true, my money will remain in my gear fund. No interest in primes in this range, and unless the 70-200/2.8 Z offers something unforeseen over the current RF 70-200/2.8, it’s also of no interest. No interest in RF-S from anyone, my M-series bodies and EF-M lenses remain a great compact system.

Oh well…there’s the R1, and maybe I’ll yield to the temptation of a longer prime (85/1.2 or 135/1.8). Or maybe Canon will pull a lens-rabbit out of the hat.

 

[Richard-CN]

"it better walk on water and take the photo itself"

My legit comment to Craig when he told me earlier today that the 50mm F1.4 would cost $2000.

Either that or we can fully expect Canon users to do this at Canon HQ.

 

[koenkooi]

"it better walk on water and take the photo itself"

My legit comment to Craig when he told me earlier today that the 50mm F1.4 would cost $2000.

Either that or we can fully expect Canon users to do this at Canon HQ.

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That would make it more expensive than a grey import RF50 f/1.2 here in Europe.

 

[DhlcadR6]

And I\'m still waiting for Yonguno to release the 50mm f1.8 and 16mm f1.8(RF-S/Multi-spec mount)

 

[Photographix]

So the 1,4/50 will be an L lens. Good news!

Good news for those with very deep pockets. Not good news for those not willing to spend four digits.

 

[Photographix]

No interest in RF-S from anyone

No interest from you maybe, but other will be interested in new RF-S (not L) lenses. Me, for one.

 

[Loswr]

No interest from you maybe, but other will be interested in new RF-S (not L) lenses. Me, for one.

Obviously. That’s why in my post, I mentioned no one other than myself.

 

[Maximilian]

… According to TOF, all of these lenses will run at about $2000 USD each …

2k for a prime (without IS) might be a bit too much to argue for me (and others).

So let‘s continue complaining about missing midprice 50/1,4

And taking a closer look at Sigron

 

[tron]

The photo of 35mm is obviously taken from 35mm 1.4L II. They forgot to remove the II

Also I do not believe 50mm 1.4 will be an L since it will be very expensive and its price will be close to RF 50mm 1.2L It will also compete with it.

 

[koenkooi]

Good news for those with very deep pockets. Not good news for those not willing to spend four digits.

Since the RF50 f/1.8 is already €230, I wouldn't have expected the f/1.4 version to be below €1000, especially considering the Sony f/1.4 GM is €1700. I would have guessed €1300.

 

[m4ndr4ke]

Hmm…I’m not sure this is the 50mm f/1.4 we’ve been waiting for.

I’d take a 50mm f/1.4 with a 1500€ MSRP, then proceed to buy it on a sale for 1000/1100€.

But a $2000 MSRP would translate into 2300~2500€ here in Europe, and probably 1500~1700€ on sale.

The thing is, we can get a gray market RF 50mm f/1.2 for 1700€, here.

 

[Loswr]

Also I do not believe 50mm 1.4 will be an L since it will be very expensive and its price will be close to RF 50mm 1.2L It will also compete with it.

They’re apparently planning to launch a 70-200/2.8 Z for a hybrid photo/video market, which will ‘compete’ with the current 70-200/2.8. These primes won’t have the Z designation, but perhaps they’ll have the clickless aperture ring like the 24-105/2.8 Z.

 

[Navism]

May be one set cinema lens but sell in cheaper price?

 

[EOS 4 Life]

"it better walk on water and take the photo itself"

My legit comment to Craig when he told me earlier today that the 50mm F1.4 would cost $2000.

Either that or we can fully expect Canon users to do this at Canon HQ.

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The 50 f/1,2 costs $2K.
If the EF 85 f/1.4 IS vs EF 85 f/1.2 is any precedence than a 50 f/1.4 IS L could cost $1,800.
Without out IS, I am guessing closer to $1K.
Non L with IS should be around $500.
Without IS, even less.

 

[EOS 4 Life]

And I\'m still waiting for Yonguno to release the 50mm f1.8 and 16mm f1.8(RF-S/Multi-spec mount)

You could probably get a used RF 50 f/1.8 for under whatever Yongnuo will charge.
Then you would need to wait until cheaper used Yongnuos.

 

[Richard-CN]

The 50 f/1,2 costs $2K.
If the EF 85 f/1.4 IS vs EF 85 f/1.2 is any precedence than a 50 f/1.4 IS L could cost $1,500.
Without out IS, I am guessing closer to $1K.
Non L with IS should be around $500.
Without IS, even less.

MY theory was it was some combination of cinema lens and photo lens.

maybe something like a RF 50mm F1.4L T1.7 frankensteinian monster child.

otherwise i couldn't really decide what a hybrid prime would be.

 

[VivaLaDio]

Hmm…I’m not sure this is the 50mm f/1.4 we’ve been waiting for.

I’d take a 50mm f/1.4 with a 1500€ MSRP, then proceed to buy it on a sale for 1000/1100€.

But a $2000 MSRP would translate into 2300~2500€ here in Europe, and probably 1500~1700€ on sale.

The thing is, we can get a gray market RF 50mm f/1.2 for 1700€, here.

Would love to know a bit more about the gray market and where i can find deals

 

[koenkooi]

Hmm…I’m not sure this is the 50mm f/1.4 we’ve been waiting for.

I’d take a 50mm f/1.4 with a 1500€ MSRP, then proceed to buy it on a sale for 1000/1100€.

But a $2000 MSRP would translate into 2300~2500€ here in Europe, and probably 1500~1700€ on sale.

The thing is, we can get a gray market RF 50mm f/1.2 for 1700€, here.

The original source said €2000 according to @ordinaryfilmmaker, hopefully that includes tax already.