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What does that mean, "it has no floating system"? I am pretty sure the 35mm f1.8 does have a floating system (elements do change the distance to eachother at different focus distances).. It is my Micro-Nikkor AUTO 55mm f3.5 1:2 macro which has no floating system (all elements move as one block).

http://www.eflens.com/images/rf_35_18_is...o/rf35.jpg

Canon mentions this for their other macro lenses but not for the RF 35.

https://www.cla.canon.com/cla/en/consume...cro_is_stm

vs

https://www.cla.canon.com/cla/en/consume..._macro_usm
https://www.cla.canon.com/cla/en/consume..._macro_usm

No "Float" icon.

Ok, so this is no real macro lens (no "Float" icon):
https://www.cla.canon.com/cla/en/consume...cro_is_usm

And this is no lens at all, let alone a real macro lens (no icons at all):
https://www.cla.canon.com/cla/en/consume..._macro_usm

And another not real macro lens? :
https://www.cla.canon.com/cla/en/consume...cro_is_stm

Disregarding the silliness of "Float" icons.... This image does show the floating lens focussing of the Canon RF 35mm f1.8 IS STM Macro?:
http://www.eflens.com/images/rf_35_18_is...o/rf35.jpg
https://www.kowa-optical.co.jp/fa/e/imag.../fig_5.png

And real macro lenses used to not have floating elements anyway (like my old Micro-Nikkor 55mm f3.5) float or no float is not a measure of whether a lens can be called "macro"...