New tilt-shift lenses

http://www.canonrumors​.com …er-ef-lenses-in-2013-cr2/

It's about time these dinosaurs were replaced.

I hope this means that Canon isn't giving up entirely on the studio/landscape/archi​tectural stills photographers. After all, tilt-shifts are pretty much useless for video, sports or short-cycle news journalism.

Now, where's my high-MP, high-DR body with no banding in the shadows?

And where are the Zeiss tilt-shifts? This sort of niche lens is something Zeiss is perfectly suited to doing (since all their lenses are manual focus niche products anyway, and their build quality and optics are rock-solid), and would finally free me from reliance on Canon bodies.

Why isn't the title coming up properly?

You wrote shift without the F

http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …_PC_TS_Super_An​gulon.html

There U go I bet for $80K they will make you a nice 25mm

downhillnews wrote in post #16117982
http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …_PC_TS_Super_An​gulon.html

There U go I bet for $80K they will make you a nice 25mm

They already make a 28mm.

But they're based on MF lenses. Having seen their image quality next to Canon and Zeiss primes, I'm not that impressed...

Interesting. If the new range includes a macro, I may have to upgrade!

Shadowblade wrote in post #16118055
They already make a 28mm.

But they're based on MF lenses. Having seen their image quality next to Canon and Zeiss primes, I'm not that impressed...

Thats okay I am not all that impressed with Zeiss or Canon either. In fact the Mamiya 80 F2.8 that I can buy all day for $400 is as good or better than the Zeiss 80mm. So thats a good thing I will keep the $600 difference.

I have been debating between a Contax 645 AF and Mamiya 645 AFD II for a long while. I think I am going with the Mamiya mainly because of lens cost differences and its better AF system....its a tad cheaper as well.

https://photography-on-the.net …/showthread.php​?t=1315641

Finally! There's hope for Canon tilt-shift users who have, until now, been stuck with inferior Canon sensors...