well its a prediction on my part. i really do hope they upgrade the 50 1.4. its such a fabulous lens but the micro USM and fragile AF are a turn off.
i highly doubt the 50 1.2 will be updated. it was only launched in 2007. canon has other L primes to update first. there were rumors that 1.4 may get the update though. and the 35L II is expected to be launched nxt yr too. that is the prime i will be watching.
+ 135L M2 (with IS) will be great... :bsmilie:Don't mind the 35L M2 as well:bsmilie:
Frankly I am also hoping they will update the 50/1.2, I have this lens and am loving it, but if they could improve the sharpness of the lens wide open to the same level as the 85 1.2 or 35 1.4, it would be heavenly.... But knowing Canon, they won't do it.
My friend told me that with the IS system is a very bad idea as it will led to higher repair cost if the IS FAILS and my friend's all his lens are non IS lens.....
Then, I am sure your friend is also shooting MF since AF is also more expensive to repair than non-AF lenses? :bsmilie:My friend told me that with the IS system is a very bad idea as it will led to higher repair cost if the IS FAILS and my friend's all his lens are non IS lens.....
pinhole camera least repair cost.Then, I am sure your friend is also shooting MF since AF is also more expensive to repair than non-AF lenses? :bsmilie:
serious? i never tested the 24-70 in lowlight before. den why did u part with the 17-55?
24-70L is notorious for sharpness issues at the wider ender, as well as AF problems. Some of the pros I spoke to in UK also told me the same problem and somehow images aren't just as crisp.
If 24-70 is a different lens recipe altogether or improved like those new Nikon glass, I really won't mind getting it since it's for work. Other than that, I really don't see how IS is going to help, seriously.
disappointed that they are all zooms actually.
http://www.canonrumors.com/
From the rumors... updated primes!
200 f/2L IS NO
300 f/2.8L IS YES
400 f/2.8L IS YES
500 f/4L IS YES
600 f/4L IS YES
800 f/5.6L IS NO