Is the Next VCM Prime Lens an RF 14mm f/2L VCM?

[EOS 4 Life]

I'm sorry, but what does "sumire" mean?

Lovely in Japanese.

Sumire - Wikipedia

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[Ozarker]

The IRIS ring for setting aperture is permanently declicked. It can be locked in the “A” position.

"A" position allows for control through the camera rather than the ring?

 

[m4ndr4ke]

"A" position allows for control through the camera rather than the ring?

Exactly

 

[Malm]

The positive thing I have with all the VCM lenses: I'm not feeling tempted at all to buy any of them, so saving my money. That's due to my special interest in night photography, but any niche has it's rights (and I have no problems with all the other photographers who are happy about these new lenses).
In any way: A 'slightly' wider selection of RF lenses would be nice (as I'm starting to feel like a Mac user ...).

 

[Ozarker]

Exactly

Perfect. Thank you.

 

[EricN]

The positive thing I have with all the VCM lenses: I'm not feeling tempted at all to buy any of them, so saving my money. That's due to my special interest in night photography, but any niche has it's rights (and I have no problems with all the other photographers who are happy about these new lenses).
In any way: A 'slightly' wider selection of RF lenses would be nice (as I'm starting to feel like a Mac user ...).

What are you using for your night photography?

 

[camedia]

to launch a 14f2 over 8 years after Sigma launched its 14 1.8 would be pretty disappointing. it would also be many years after Sony launched their 14 1.8 which is quite small. So it has to at least match or else it is shameful and adds more evidence to why a closed system restricts photographers from innovation (even pretty old innovation that's already been around for years!)

I do aurora and I hate how limited the options for UWA fast are compared to Sony. Canon should do better!

 

[Ozarker]

to launch a 14f2 over 8 years after Sigma launched its 14 1.8 would be pretty disappointing. it would also be many years after Sony launched their 14 1.8 which is quite small. So it has to at least match or else it is shameful and adds more evidence to why a closed system restricts photographers from innovation (even pretty old innovation that's already been around for years!)

I do aurora and I hate how limited the options for UWA fast are compared to Sony. Canon should do better!

Does f/1.8 make any difference at all vs f/2? At 14mm? If it does, can it be seen? How much longer or shorter are the exposures vs each other?