Sigma will potentially add a way for the masses to afford quality RF mount lenses: now Canon just needs to make some new Mirrorless cameras that will make photographers want to switch to the new platform. We aren’t usually in a position where we can say lenses currently max out the potential of a sensor, but with Canon, here we are.Ĭanon seriously needs to come up with some new Mirrorless cameras that make the most of the incredible RF mount lenses they have produced, and that the likes of Sigma might offer.
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The EOS RP is based on the under-performing sensor launched with the EOS 6D Mk II, and lacks so many features that it is hard to recommend to anyone but beginners who don’t require expensive L series glass. The EOS R is good, but based on a sensor that’s almost four years old, and it pales in comparison to offerings from Sony with regard to autofocus performance. The current line up of Canon Mirrorless cameras is woeful.
There’s no doubt that the lenses Sigma may end up releasing for Canon Mirrorless cameras will be excellent, but will Canon have cameras that can make the most of the new glass? Current pricing means that the average photographer simply cannot afford to buy the gorgeous RF mount lenses, and we know pricing is where Sigma excels. Canon’s own RF mount lenses are stunning, but they also come with stunning price tags. This will, of course, be music to the ears of those who use the EOS R or the EOS RP. According to an article on Digital Photography School, Sigma has shown lens distributors the roadmap, but these plans have not yet been made public. Recently, Sony users have been benefiting from Sigma’s plans to concentrate on Mirrorless platforms, but they may be joined by Canon users in 2020 as a roadmap for Sigma RF mount lenses has surfaced. The build quality of both their Art and Contemporary lines are incredible, and the optics they use put most other lenses to shame. Their recent releases have taken the photography world by storm. It’s hard to deny that Sigma makes some of the best lenses on the planet right now. Perhaps Sigma knows something we don’t as they apparently have a roadmap for RF mount lenses in 2020. Canon has signaled their intent by releasing some of the most beautiful lenses around, but their camera game sucks. Usually, Sigma is the first to announce their intent when a new system hits the market, but perhaps they have been waiting to see just how serious Canon is about the new platform. It seems to have taken a while for Sigma to say they will be supporting Canon in their Mirrorless adventure. Otherwise, there will be tons of quality RF mount lenses with cameras that can’t make the most of them.
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