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Laowa 200mm f2 lens rumored for multiple mounts
Leak hints at a compact, fast telephoto with autofocus and filter options, potentially launching for Nikon Z, Sony E, Canon EF, and Fujifilm GF systems.

Rumors suggest Laowa is preparing an autofocus 200mm f/2 lens for multiple mounts.
Laowa 200mm f2 autofocus lens rumored for Nikon Canon Sony Fujifilm
Two leaked images claim Venus Optics is ready to ship the Laowa AF 200mm f/2.0. Supposedly compatible with Nikon Z, Sony E and Canon EF mounts, the photos show a compact body, an AF MF switch, a focus limiter and a drop in filter slot. Early speculation puts the weight below 1.6 kg, a notable claim for a 200mm f/2 telephoto.
Rumors also say the lens will launch in EF, E and Z mounts, with Fujifilm X and GFX versions in development. If true, it could mark the first third party autofocus option for the Fujifilm GFX system. Laowa’s track record of strong optics at affordable prices adds to the excitement, though no official announcement has been made and pricing remains unknown.
Key Takeaways
"If this is real, it could redefine portable telephoto work"
Assessing potential field impact
"A compact fast telephoto that supports drop in filters would attract both stills and video"
Comment on practical appeal
"Third party autofocus for the GF system would shake up the mirrorless market"
Market implications for GF system
This leak signals a market hunger for fast telephotos that are lighter than expected. If the lens delivers, GF users could gain a real option from a non-OEM maker, expanding the ecosystem and potentially lowering costs.
However, leaks carry risk. A misread weight, delay in release, or higher than expected price could cool the enthusiasm. The take is clear: real world performance and verified specs will decide if this becomes a lasting story.
Highlights
- If real, it could redefine portable telephoto work
- A compact fast telephoto that fits video work would turn heads
- Third party autofocus for the GF system would shake up the market
- Pricing will decide if the promise matches reality
The real test will be how it performs in field tests and what the official word finally says.
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