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next PZ lens test report: Canon EF-S 10-18mm f/4.5-5.6 IS STM
#11
Well, the mirrorless gang has to design telecentric lensed - otherwise things get messy. And that comes at a cost.

The Canon lens is pretty much unique anyway.
#12
I read your comments and can't wait to put my hands on my sample Smile

I should hopefully have it by tomorrow..... Rolleyes

#13
Quote:Well, the mirrorless gang has to design telecentric lensed - otherwise things get messy. And that comes at a cost.

The Canon lens is pretty much unique anyway.
Is that reversed telecentric? On a DSLR you have to do that too, don't you, with short focal lengths (due to bigger flange distance)?

The Canon has 14 elements, the Sony 10:

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[Image: Sony-E-10-18mm-f4-OSS-Lens-Construction-...-Chart.jpg]

 

By the way, the Canon EF-M 11-22mm IS STM is a pretty good wide angle zoom too, and pretty cheap too.
#14
Well, due to the longer distance from mount to sensor, the issue is eased on DSLRs to start with.

Now if you ask me which ultra-wide lens has a telecentric design I couldn't tell honestly. :-)

  


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