Laowa announces two new tilt-shift 1:1 macro lenses to the RF mount

[Canon Rumors]

Laowa has announced a couple of new tilt-shift lenses for the RF mount. Both of the new tilt-shift lenses are for full-frame image sensors. Laowa’s Venus Optics brand make some of the better third-party manual focus lenses for the RF mount, they also make some cool stuff like the probe lenses. We’re waiting impatiently for

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[Nemorino]

I hope they will not be to expensive...
...as the weight is already to high:

• Lens Weight: 1345g

But I'll probably get one.

 

[Canon Rumors]

I hope they will not be to expensive...
...as the weight is already to high:



But I'll probably get one.

They definitely have some weight, however... being light tends to costs more.

 

[koenkooi]

I’m guessing no electronic aperture control nor lens ID?

 

[Nemorino]

Most likely not.*)

They definitely have some weight,

If the mechanics are well build this would be ok.
I own a Samyang 24 TS and not only the optics are cheap. No chance to tilt and shift at the same time. If the Laowa performs better I would accept a higher ( but reasonable) price.
I'd like buy a TSE 50 L but the price is to high for my budget.

EDIT:
*) found some information it might have some electronics

Two new tilt-shift lenses are coming for Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm and L-mount cameras

Laowa is expect to launch a pair of new tilt-shizzle lenses on Monday

www.digitalcameraworld.com

but details reportedly obtained from a prior exhibition where the lenses were displayed state that both lenses will be manual focus only, though there will be electronic contacts to facilitate lens-body communication.

 

[TwoWheeler]

EDIT:
*) found some information it might have some electronics

Two new tilt-shift lenses are coming for Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm and L-mount cameras

Laowa is expect to launch a pair of new tilt-shizzle lenses on Monday

www.digitalcameraworld.com

Either that’s a very unflattering review or Funniest Typo of the Week:

“Laowa is expect to launch a pair of new tilt-shizzle lenses”