melgross

Well, this is interesting. A fairly high end Pro solution. I’m honestly surprised this is out so soon. But it’s a good indication that Blackmagic expects the market to grow quickly.

Stabitha_Christie said:

AppleInsider said:

The RF-S is designed to be used by the APS-C RF-S camera range, such as EOS R7. It's also intended to be a cheaper and overall easier lens for content creators to get and use, so they can quickly get started making content for headsets.

Per the Canon website the lens is only compatible with the EOS R7.

"Exclusively compatible with EOS R7 APS-C 32.5MP camera with the firmware 1.5.0+"

Kinda weird that they don't work with the more expensive full frame cameras like the R6, R5 and R3. 

It’s not surprising at all. It’s an APS-C lens. That makes sense. This is meant, mostly, for people who want to create content but without spending big bucks doing so, or having more weight. Bloggers are already working on content and I see unhappiness at the expense and weight.  I wouldn’t be surprised if Canon and others will have a camera dedicated to this in the future if they think they can sell enough of them. Something small and relatively inexpensive, under $1,000 for a fixed lens model.

I hope not. That’s a stupid idea. Huawei tried that for their first model and it was mocked and a failure. There’s no easy way to protect a folding screen.

9secondkox2 said:

melgross said:

cpsro said:

Does this include rights to use and publish our tax returns and financial statements?

You do those with Adobe products?

Acrobat is a thing. 

I know, but I’ve never heard of anyone using for that.

cpsro said:

Does this include rights to use and publish our tax returns and financial statements?

You do those with Adobe products?