35mm f1,2: I'm also tempted.Serious (for change): an f 1,0 is no impossibility, even though, I'd also expect an f 1,2
How about 35-50mm f/1.2-1.4 for only $10,000?Probably not; to be able to break the internet I think the only two lenses would be the 35 f1.2/1.4 or the 50 f1.4
...but Sigma has a 105 f1.4 so I'll root for the new Canon RF 105 f1.2 IS USM Lpossibly in white, thanks
Oh man I really hope its a 35mm 1.2 or 1.4 L!I'm guessing the mysterious 3rd lens will be the RF 200-500mm f/4L. I'm hoping it's the TS-R 14mm f/4L. The former is not something I'd purchase (sticking with the EF 600/4 II + 1.4x for birds until something meaningfully better comes along). The latter is something I'd preorder immediately.
Shout out to the 35/1.2L. Lol.
That is what makes it "the best lens ever".I don't think Sony (or any manufacturer for that matter) has a 24-105mm f/2.8.
You misspelled f/0.95We can do this all day
Nothing will change my mind short of a f/1.0....
I can't but that is probably not what you meant.I'm sure that a constant 24-105 f2.8 is something anybody can do today
Anybody meaning any lens manufacturer, of courseI can't but that is probably not what you meant.
It would be great if it was a 1.0... but in my mind a 50 or 85 1.0 would make a tad more sense (in the realm of nosensibilityland).Serious (for change): an f 1,0 is no impossibility, even though, I'd also expect an f 1,2
There's the 85 f2 which is super good and decently cheap, I had it, great quality, and useful half macro MFD; but the AF sucked, especially in backlighting.still no sign of an RF 85 1.4 or maybe 1.8 for us poorer people.
No chance, I'm afraid.I am only interested in a 35mm f1.2L if it has a similar size and weight as the f1.8 STM.
If they can pull that off (perhaps by skipping the ILIS and not prioritizing sharpness wide open), then I might pick one up.
I think it's safe to say the RF 85mm f2 is the replacement for EF 85mm f/1.8.still no sign of an RF 85 1.4 or maybe 1.8 for us poorer people.