Canon Full-Frame PZ Lenses Could Be on the Horizon

[Canon Rumors]

Last month Canon announced the EOS R50 V alongside a new type of lens in the RF-S 14-30mm f/4-6.3 IS STM PZ. The "PZ" meaning the lens has a bult-in Power Zoom function.

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[blackcoffee17]

A 20-60 would be amazing.

 

[koenkooi]

Using the powerzoom on the R50V is surprisingly fun, I wouldn't mind seeing more of them, especially a 20-60.

 

[Del Paso]

I can understand there's a real demand for such lenses.
Yet, I hope Canon do not forget that there's also one for TSE, Astro UWA, Telezooms, 180 macro, luminous standard zooms.
I'm suffering from object-less GAS.

 

[koenkooi]

I can understand there's a real demand for such lenses.
Yet, I hope Canon do not forget that there's also one for TSE, Astro UWA, Telezooms, 180 macro, luminous standard zooms.
I'm suffering from object-less GAS.

Don't forget long 1:1 macro lenses! I overlooked the 180 macro, oops!

 

[Loswr]

I'm suffering from object-less GAS.

Thank you for putting a name to my current disorder.

 

[Sporgon]

On the G1Xiii I do like using the power zoom in it pre set focal length mode, so I can just jump 24, 28, 35 (equiv) etc and see what I’m at in the viewfinder. Also I have one of the custom modes configured to set the zoom at 35, so as soon as I switch the camera on its immediately a 35mm one. Works well for me.

 

[esspy2]

Looking forward to a tiny 18-45mm f/4 and that it can come with IS. Hopefully a little smaller than the tamron 20-40mm F/2.8.

 

[mb66energy]

I always lusted for a 15-60 f/4 for APS-C with premium IQ and good closeup range (1:3 or 1:4). If the 20-60 f/4 will come to live it would be a good substitute - 32-96mm equiv would be fine. Better: On an R6 ii it is a 20-60 & in crop mode a 32-96 giving a wide range of possible applications! If zooming would be available with the canon smartphone app, it is possible to do zooms without touching (and shaking) the camera!

 

[H. Jones]

I think a full-frame 20-60 F/4 if priced right would end up in my kit eventually as a smaller walkaround zoom on vacation and for video uses - a 20-50 F/4, which gives a little bit of ultra-wide and stays a little longer, would also be nice.

24-50 could be a candidate, but I do think 16-35 would just be a little bit too short on the long end for me to use as a general video lens. 16-35 would be great for small gimbal stuff, which I'd guess would be good for vlogging but I'd like to see something that could give more of a medium shot with a mild amount of zoom.