Canon RF 24-240mm

If you are shooting JPEG then you need to make sure that your lens correction and your chromatic aberration controls in camera are switched on and you...

Well, quite ironically, I don't think you're going to enjoy this lens very much if you're the type of person who looks up lens reviews like this, or i...

If you do zoom in closely though, then you'll be treated to bokeh which is really lovely and smooth, no problems here whatsoever. Okay, what can we sa...

And so I think that this is a lens that is a nice addition to the RF lineup.

I don't see myself carrying both an UWA and telephoto for long hikes and skiing. I would pick a lens for the day or trip and live with the confines of that lens. Option 1: Buy Tamron EF 17-35 now and save for a telephoto down the road. Option 2: Buy the Canon RF 24-240 now and be done (hopefully) buying lenses for the time being.

This won't be a popular choice but you can look at the Canon RF 24-240mm. It won't excel in any one thing in particular, but for a beginner it will be a very fun lens to use with the wide zoom range and is a good way to get you more invested in the hobby.

But the thing is, their IQ is good enough, and the utility of being able to go from wide angle to moderate telephoto in an instant means I’m not fumbling in my camera bag to change lenses, and I’m not weighed down with a heavy bag. I like to walk around and explore when I travel, so I often am on my feet all day from sunrise to after sunset. For RF mount, there’s only one lens that fits this bill, and it’s the Canon RF 24-240.