Since the story broke last week that Viltrox was told by Canon to cease making any autofocus lens for the RF mount, there has been Read more... The post Don’t expect any third-party autofocus lenses in the near future appeared first on Canon Rumors - Your best source for Canon rumors, leaks and gossip.
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Part of me was thinking to myself that Canon's lens releases have been very sluggish, or at least they just “felt” that way. So I decided to take a look at just how Canon did in their history from the EF mount onwards.
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There has been a lot of discussion about Canon's RF lineup and certain areas that are in dire need of being addressed. We have been talking to a few people about what Canon has in store for lens announcements over the next 6 months, and we have been told more than once to expect “a [.
Eye detection is arguably one of the most significant autofocus technologies to emerge over the last decade. But Canon's flagship camera can now recognize specific faces, automatically picking out a friend among a crowd of strangers without manually choosing which face to focus on.
Meike has launched what is the first “approved” third-party autofocus lens for Canon's RF mount. Technically, there have been a couple of other third-party lenses for the RF mount that were pulled by manufacturers after Canon kindly asked them to do so.
Canon has released their corporate strategy for the next few years. With the challenges over the last few years, Canon seems to have itself in a really good place and ready to grow again. Last year, the Imaging Group achieved sales and profit growth and a significant improvement in profitability.
Anhui China, December 13, 2022 – Venus Optics, a pioneer in producing unique photo and cine lenses, announced today the addition of new mounts for the Magic Shift Converter (MSC), transforming the normal lenses into a professional shift lens with ±10mm shift capability.