NCanon has caused quite a bit of controversy with its stance on third-party lenses, and that has many users pondering over their future relationship with the company. This cool video features a seasoned Canon user discussing why he decided to sell his device.
Coming to you from Alex BarreraThis great video discusses why he decided to leave Canon to Sony. While these types of videos can often be overlooked by many, I think this video is well worth listening to, as it really deals with Canon’s current situation, which is affecting many photographers in the industry. future. Undoubtedly, the suppression of third-party lenses has annoyed a lot of people, but I think Barrera makes some interesting points beyond simply wanting more options. In particular, he emphasized the lack of true mid-range performers in the Canon lineup. The company makes some good looking lenses, but the prices of those options match their quality. On the other hand, there are some options at the lower end, but not many in the middle. For example, your only options at 50mm are RF 50mm f/1.8 STM at $159 or RF 50mm f/1.2 L USM at $2,099. The 50mm f/1.4 equivalent that was once available for the EF mount is no longer available for the RF mount. Watch the video above for the full summary from Barrera.
