Patents have surfaced suggesting Canon is developing a new RF-S 10mm F2.8 lens for its APS-C camera lineup. This rumor comes from Canon Rumors, indicating the company might be fixing its current RF-S prime selection with a dedicated wide-angle option.
Canon is reportedly looking at new RF-S prime lenses specifically designed for the crop sensor format. A recent patent filing points directly to an RF-S 10mm F2.8 model that would fill a gap in the market. Take this with a grain of salt, but the specs look promising for street photographers and landscape shooters who need ultra-wide coverage without switching bodies.
The RF-S mount suggests this lens will stay exclusive to Canon’s entry-level and enthusiast mirrorless cameras like the R10 or R50. An aperture of F2.8 is standard for a prime in this class, offering better low-light performance than kit zooms while keeping the package small enough to fit on compact bodies.
If true, this release would signal a major shift in Canon’s strategy for APS-C users who currently rely on third-party glass or expensive full-frame adaptations. It feels like a smart move by Canon to finally offer a native wide-angle prime that matches the quality of their RF mount lenses but fits the smaller sensor ecosystem.
RF-S 10mm F2.8 Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Mount | RF-S |
| Aperture | F2.8 |
| Focal Length | 10mm |
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