Canon publicizes two new pro-level ultra-wide lenses

Canon has introduced two new skilled RF-mount lenses, increasing its ultra-wide choices for photographers and filmmakers working throughout stills, video and VR.

The RF 7–14mm F2.8–3.5L FISHEYE STM and RF 14mm F1.4L VCM are each scheduled to reach in Australia later this yr.

RF 7–14mm F2.8–3.5L FISHEYE STM

The RF 7–14mm F2.8–3.5L FISHEYE STM is Canon’s first fisheye zoom lens for the RF mount. When used on a full-frame EOS R digicam, it gives a 190 diploma round fisheye picture at 7mm and a 180 diploma diagonal fisheye picture at 14mm.

On APS-C our bodies, the widest setting delivers an efficient focal size of roughly 8.7mm for frame-filling diagonal fisheye pictures.

The lens builds on the EF 8–15mm f/4L Fisheye USM with a wider focal vary, sooner most aperture and decreased weight. Canon has included a rear drop-in filter system that helps optionally available round polarising and variable ND filters, permitting changes with out attaching filters to the entrance aspect.

A minimal focusing distance of 0.15m helps close-range fisheye compositions. The optical design consists of two reproduction aspherical components, 5 UD components and Air Sphere Coating to manage aberrations and cut back flare and ghosting. STM autofocus with focus respiratory suppression is designed to help each stills and video seize.

Circular fisheye video recorded with suitable cameras will be transformed to 2D 180 diploma VR information utilizing Canon’s EOS VR Utility. The lens weighs roughly 476g and options weather-sealed L-series development.

RF 14mm F1.4L VCM

The RF 14mm F1.4L VCM is a rectilinear ultra-wide prime designed for panorama, structure, interiors and astrophotography. It affords a 114 diploma diagonal angle of view and a quick f/1.4 aperture, enabling decrease ISO taking pictures in low-light situations and better depth of discipline management.

Despite its vast aperture, the lens stays comparatively compact at round 578g. Image high quality is supported by three glass-moulded aspherical components, together with Fluorite, BR and UD components to cut back sagittal coma flare and chromatic aberration.

Canon’s Sub Wavelength Structure Coating and Air Sphere Coating are used to minimise flare and ghosting.

Autofocus is pushed by a Voice Coil Motor, with focus respiratory suppression included for video work. Hybrid options embrace an 11-blade round aperture, a devoted iris ring, a management ring and a lens management button. The lens is sealed in opposition to mud and moisture as a part of Canon’s L-series design commonplace.

Pricing and availability

Both lenses are scheduled to be obtainable in Australia from late April 2026. 

Recommended pricing for the RF 7–14mm F2.8–3.5L FISHEYE STM is listed at $2,799 and the RF 14mm F1.4L VCM at $3,899.

You can discover out extra at Canon.