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Zeiss teases a new lens for mirrorless system cameras!

Zeiss posted a teaser of a new lens on their Facebook page. It’s a new “smooth” lens for mirrorless system cameras. UPDATE: Zeiss said they would launch a wide angle Loxia later this year. So I am not sure this is the wide angle lens he is holding. And I also don’t think it’s a Touit lens.
And the past weeks I already got a quite surprising rumor about a complete new line of lenses. Give me some time to check it out!

Preorder links:
Zeiss Batis 85mm f/1.8 lens at Adorama (Click here), Bhphoto (Click here).
Zeiss Batis 25mm f/2.0 lens at Adorama (Click here), Bhphoto (Click here).
Lens shade for 85mm at Adorama (Click here), Bhphoto (Click here).
Lens shade for 25mm at Adorama (Click here), Bhphoto (Click here).

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    1. I’d be happy with 1.8. Something like Nikon’s AF-S 85mm f/1.8G (excellent optics at a pretty reasonable price).

  1. What makes you think it’s a standalone lens and not the RX1-X or whatever, which is mirrorless, potentially a “game changer” and presumably has a Zeiss lens?

  2. It’s a new “smooth” lens for mirrorless system cameras. And as far as I know this is NOT a new Loxia lens.

    Maybe it’s a new Full Frame lineup with Autofocus support?

    I think the probability of mirrorless APS-C is low, since the Touit series had a couple of price drops which indicates they aren’t selling as well as the Loxia series. Which kind of makes sense, people who can only afford A5100/A6000 usually can’t afford a 1000 dollar lens.

    1. Unless they bought a cheaper body because they want to spend a little more money on lenses. The cheaper bodies today are so good (in terms of IQ) that using one with high quality lenses is arguably a better option, than using an expensive camera with cheaper lenses. That is, if you can’t afford both an expensive camera and expensive lenses.

    2. It s not about afford but I would not spend 1000$ for a Sony or Zeiss lens with f < 100 mm and aperture < f/2… It's scam.

  3. A new line of lenses? What could possibly follow after Touit, Otus and Loxia?
    Phoenicopteros (flamingo)? Diomedea (albatross)? Corvus (crow/raven)? Apteryx (kiwi)? Grus (crane)?

  4. A new line of lenses by Zeiss from 900 to 1500 $ ? The surprise would be a 85mm at half price than FF 90mm version

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