https://fstoppers.com/gear/canon-announc...ens-478468
That's for cinéma and they are hugely expensive but Canon did manufacture a 25-250f2.8 in EF mount and C300 sensor has 16 f stops of dynamic range...
If they are making a 25-250f2.8 why it is available for video only ?
(04-22-2020, 06:39 PM)toni-a Wrote: [ -> ]https://fstoppers.com/gear/canon-announc...ens-478468
That's for cinéma and they are hugely expensive but Canon did manufacture a 25-250f2.8 in EF mount and C300 sensor has 16 f stops of dynamic range...
If they are making a 25-250f2.8 why it is available for video only ?
In principle, yes, although it is available in EF mount too. However, it only covers Super 35 format. This means that the crop factor it supports is approximately 1.54x. I would expect it to cover FF format from about 40 mm.
Besides that, have you seen the price? (USD 30,000)
Kind regards, Wim
Canon has the 24-240/4-6.3 for EOS R.
(04-22-2020, 08:09 PM)JJ_SO Wrote: [ -> ]Canon has the 24-240/4-6.3 for EOS R.
yes but it's f4-6.3 the other is constant f2.8, however as Wim pointed it's with a crop factor and costs 30.000$
Exactly when you need something to anticipate, Canon drives the path with its new Canon C300 Mark III camera in EF mount and new 25-250mm long range focal point.