Tamron to announce two new lenses ahead of CP+ this month
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Both Sigma and Tamron are actively going over the RF mount I'm told. I wouldn't expect anything for the EOS R from either company in 2019, unless they do some kind of development announcements. I believe the only third party to announce RF lens development is Venus Optics.
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Tamron please update remaining 2 macro lenses in lineup.
All the lenses Venus Optics make are manual so it won't be too difficult to reverse engineer mount dimensions and adopt their current E mount lenses to either RF or Z mounts.
All the lenses Venus Optics make are manual so it won't be too difficult to reverse engineer mount dimensions and adopt their current E mount lenses to either RF or Z mounts.
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35–150mm? I was going to say that that's a really idiosyncratic focal length range, but then I remembered that Tamron just recently launched the compact 17–35mm f/2.8–4 which this lens is basically a perfect companion for. Likely going to be a great travel kit for FF.
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Another 35 1.4, I guess we'll see how it goes. It baffles me that so many companies are making multiple versions of the same lens when there are holes in lens lineups.
On the other hand, 35-150 2.8-4 sounds great. As someone who carries either a 16-35 or a 24mm ts-e ii at all times for the majority of my shots, a 35-150 would cover the rest of my bases. I have a 24-70 2.8Lii but always felt there was too much crossover with the 16-35, and 70mm is a funny focal length. I'd happily trade it for a 28-85 2.8L !
There are SO many 24-70 and 70-200 models about that making an alternative makes sense (To me at least).
No we just need someone to make some affordable compact primes for the RF mount.
On the other hand, 35-150 2.8-4 sounds great. As someone who carries either a 16-35 or a 24mm ts-e ii at all times for the majority of my shots, a 35-150 would cover the rest of my bases. I have a 24-70 2.8Lii but always felt there was too much crossover with the 16-35, and 70mm is a funny focal length. I'd happily trade it for a 28-85 2.8L !
There are SO many 24-70 and 70-200 models about that making an alternative makes sense (To me at least).
No we just need someone to make some affordable compact primes for the RF mount.
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Well...a 35mm f1.4 will not be as compact as Tamron's current 35mm f1.8 which is already a great/fantastic lens - especially at it's price-point. But I bet the 1.4 could be good Astro lens...besides other applications.
But I'm with you - a bevy of f1.8 or 2.0 primes: 24mm, 35mm, 50mm, 85mm (probably not a priority for Canon at the moment because of the great adapter performance - especially with the enhanced version where you basically can add the RF functionality to any existing EF/EF-S lenses...
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Tamron has been making some great lenses - they had been making pretty good lenses and then when they did the 'remake'/reinvigorating their lens lineup here they are just really making outstanding lenses now. Coupled with Sigma Art/Sport lenses, a few Venus and Laowa optics and those Irix UWA's we have some seriously good-to-great lens options. Tokina has gotten in here too with some of their new offerings.
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Even goes well on my Fuji. This one will be a fair bit heavier.
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ugh...the announcement was made already and....it's a development announcement with availability in mid 2019...
am i the only one who hates all these recent development announcements?
am i the only one who hates all these recent development announcements?
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I’m sure it does. When I use it, it makes my 5d4 seem “normal” rather than it’s real scale...
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