But don’t worry 10 lenses are scheduled to be released by 2020. I would also suspect that Sigma will probably make their ART series lenses available in L mount at some stage in the future.

Matthew Allard is a multi-award-winning, ACS accredited freelance Director of Photography with 28 years’ experience working in more than 47 countries around the world.

If true, it also means that we may finally get much better low-light and higher-resolution images from Panasonic. Micro Four Thirds models are great in tons of ways — system size is one of the biggest — but low-light quality has never matched that of full-frame or even APS-C models, mostly because of the smaller sensor size, which has also limited the maximum resolution — it currently tops out at 20 or so megapixels. 

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When the camera focuses the image ON the sensor, how could the adapter make ANY difference in getting a sharp picture? I think the adapter would have to be VERY poorly manufactured to have any effect… Hard to imagine.

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I am sure it is but I haven’t had a chance to play with one. I am sure that they are going to make the new cameras better or else what’s the point.

Canon would be dumb as hell to orphan the EF mount. A really tight EF-to-M adapter sold with the lens might serve as an acceptable bridge, but abandoning current customers will likely sink them.

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“It will stand to symbolize the Nikon Z mount system’s new dimension in optical performance,” Nikon says. “It has inherited the design concept behind the original AI Noct-NIKKOR 58mm f/1.2, a standard prime lens released in 1977, named for ‘Nocturne’ (a musical composition inspired by or evocative of the night), and was popular for its ability to finely reproduce point light sources as point images.

I’m sorta confused what they are gonna do with the ef-m? If they make that their aps-c mount they have made a mistake. Most people I know with full frame started with aps-c and when they realized they liked photography enough to actually invest money in it started buying full frame lenses. Eventually they move up to full frame and already have a couple lenses for it. Anyone buying into the ef-m will need to buy everything new if they want to move up to full frame but who is to say they stick with Canon? Maybe they like Nikon’s offerings or what Sony has to offer. They will have to buy all new lenses anyways so they are dont have any incentive to stick with Canon. If Canon decides to make a crop camera for the new mount what happens with the ef-m? Did they design the ef-m such a long time ago that they didnt think of future proofing it? Canon’s biggest thing they have had is brand loyalty but I can see that going away slowly if they dont make big moves.