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Canon Patent Application: Canon RF 35mm F1.4 and 26mm F1.4

Could be. But normally Canon would round this up to the "better side".
A 382mm tele will become a "400mm".
A 26 mm WA will become a "24 mm".
We'll see, what patent will come to live at all.
The difference in field of view between a 26+ mm lens and a 24 mm lens is substantial, I doubt if they could get away with calling a 26+ mm lens a 24 mm lens. But the lens(es) from this patent application may never see the light of day.
 
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The difference in field of view between a 26+ mm lens and a 24 mm lens is substantial, I doubt if they could get away with calling a 26+ mm lens a 24 mm lens. But the lens(es) from this patent application may never see the light of day.
I know, but I don't know what Canon is thinking here ;)
 
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An RF 35mm f/1.4 L Macro USM with no focus breathing and a size similar to the EF 35mm f/1.4L II? Sign me up!
No chance at all.
F/1,4 and macro? A guarantee for poor macro results!
If you need to be convinced, just put your EF 1,4/35 on an extension tube.
But I agree, theoretically, it would be nice if it worked.
 
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Leica has a 28 f/1.8 Summilux in their Q-series, which is in fact a 25.6mm lens. With the lens profile applied it becomes a 27mm - close enough. Might be the same here. Digital correction as part of the design. I'll pass, as I already have a Leica Q3.
 
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