My sources confirmed the teased lens is not the usual f/2.8 zoom from Tamron. This is a new affordable travel lens.

Our reader Puni Puni made this image size analysis:

We have some hints about ratio between mount width and lens length.
261:482 from the image is like a ratio of 1:1,85
The 17-28 is ratio 1:1,58
The 28-75 is ratio 1:89
The 70-180 is ratio 1:2,39
This new lens have the same length as the 28-75 when zoom is retracted. Very interesting.

So while this lens will have about the size of the current 28-75mm FE it will have a slower aperture and longer focal range. I hope it’s a better version of the Sony 24-240mm FE lens :)

P.S.: There will be two more FE lenses coming in 2020 after that new travel zoom.

Tamron will soon announce a new Full Frame E-mount lens! This is a new zoom and I shall get some more news soon! This si the first of the three FE lenses Tamron will announce in 2020 :)

The teaser video says the lens is “made for everycenery” which might suggest this is a perfect travel zoom lens…

Note: You can chat with me about this lens on our new Discord group.

Yesterday Sony announced the new ZV-1. Our rumors on this camera were spot on and the very same sources made it clear that Sony plans a BIG announcement in July-August (there may be two separate announcements). And if those sources are right once more than we shall get this:

• Likely (and at last) the new A7sII successor
• Another camera
• 12-24mm f/2.8 GM

There might be some more E-mount lenses coming but I haven’t gotten any info on them yet. I also don’t have info about that “second camera” so let’s jump directly to A7sII successor

A7sII successor talk:

1) Canon EOS-R5 and A7sII successor might not be direct competitors:
The Canon EOS-R5 is more of a SonyA7rIV alike camera with advanced video capabilities. So I am not sure the A7sII successor will be a direct competitor. Why do I believe that?

• Keep in mind the EOS-R5 has no cooling vent like the one the Panasonic S1H has and the A7sII successor is “rumored” to have. So unless Canon has found a way to miraculously dissipate all that heat in a magic way the EOS-R5 isn’t capable of long hours of work.
• The A7sII successor might NOT have 8K recording. As a professional video camera it is likely to not go after eye-catchy but at the end useless 8K specs. Professional 4K capabilities and performance is more likely to be they key of the cameras success

2) Sony’s big advantage:
For once Sony isn’t necessarily leading the pack and doesn’t have to guess what the competition is doing:

• Sony knows the EOS-R5 specs
  
• Sony knows the rumored price tag (below $4,000)

If Sony marketing is smart they will price the A7sII successor accordingly to be competitive in the video business.

3) What about specs:
Here is the little we know so far:

• 100% sure: Definitely at least “4K/60, 10-bit 4:2:2″
• 100% sure: Some features will go “beyond the expectations”
• 100% sure:  And “of course more battery power, increased AF accuracy – many things!”
• rumored: The prototype camera recorder 4k120p (and had no 8K recording)
• rumored: The prototype camera was much thicker and had a cooling vent
• rumored: Same kind of A9II improvements (AF, build quality, weather sealing)
• rumored: Sony ZV-1 alike fully articulating screen

In Summary:
Do not expect a 100% Canon EOS-R5 clone camera- The A7sII successor is going to be a clearly professional video oriented camera made for pro use. I expect a Sony A7rV or a mythical A9r to outspec the EOS-R5. But I don’t think such a camera will be announced in 2020. Before the A7V/A9r we shall get this “Mysterious” second camera by end June-early July and likely a new A7IV by end 2020.

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