Name: Canon RF 70-200mm F2.8 L IS USM Lens
Brand: Canon
SKU: 637e90eaa1338f86f5dddcea
Rating: 3.1 (33 reviews)

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Designed to complement the EOS R System, This impressive L-series lens offers a long telephoto zoom focal length that transports you closer to faraway subjects. As Canon’s lightest and shortest 70-200mm f/2. 8 lens^, The RF 70-200mm F2. 8 L is USM is engineered to travel with you, offering a compact and portable design — Plus a dust- and weather-resistant construction — that blends both comfort and convenience beautifully. Coupled with a large f/2. 8 maximum aperture for sharp, bright images and videos, even in low-light settings, Canon’s Nano USM technology for fast and virtually silent AF and up to 5 stops** of shake correction, The RF 70-200mm F2. 8 L is USM will quickly become a favorite among portrait, wedding, wildlife and sports photographers.

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 So shooting handheld for about two or three hours, massive difference from what it's like to shoot with the EF version. So I generally shoot with the EF version on the front of the 1DX and admittedly I did have the battery grip on the EOS R as well. But when I shoot with the EF version after about two or three hours, especially with handheld video, I'll generally, my shoulders are starting to ache a little bit whereas with this it was absolutely no problem whether I was shooting video, photo, it was significantly lighter and I was able to just go much much longer. Now I took a number of images, I was mostly in one location so mostly wildlife and a bit of landscape and then headed out to the hills where I could get a little bit more of a different landscape but I was really happy with the image quality

 It feels like Canon definitely wanted to make this a smaller lighter lens which seems to be why they've gone with this design rather than having an internal zoom but I'm aware that's definitely going to be a point of concern for some people. Otherwise the lens actually felt really good to shoot with, it feels like a pro lens, you know the zoom ring that kind of thing feel good, they're weighted really well and of course you've got the control ring on there as well much like the other RF lenses which means that you can actually map that to things like ISO, aperture and various controls like that so there's a bit of customisation there into how you actually want to shoot. This lens of course completes the trinity of zoom lenses that pretty much all photographers and videographers to be honest want to have in their kit so you've got the 15 to 35, you've got the 24 to 70 and now of course you've got the 70 to 200, all native lenses, all nice and fast at f2.8 and all image stabilised as well

 So I took these all hand held, they're completely hand held, I wanted to test that out because I use the EF version quite a lot for video, I tend to shoot completely hand held but I like the look of the stuff you can get so because of the length of the lens you can get nice cinematic looking stuff, nice shots for b-roll, I think it looks great and I wanted to make sure that would be the case here. Now I tend to shoot hand held because I'm out kind of running and gunning a shoot, I don't want to set up loads of stuff or a gimbal or anything like that. These video clips are shot completely hand held, it's zoomed all the way to 200mm and then I'm shooting 4K which actually gives a bit of a crop again so it's actually cropped even further. Now normally the further you zoom the harder it is to shoot hand held because any tiny movement in the camera is going to be kind of magnified and made much more obvious which is actually why I wanted to shoot at 200mm, I wanted to really give that image stabilisation a proper test

 The images are nice and sharp, the lens performs really well there, it's a nice and fast lens as well so you can actually get some bokeh in there when you're shooting wide open at f2.8. I think the bokeh looks really good, I think it's nice and smooth and of course the colours, the colours look great as you'd expect from a Canon but the reproduction with this lens looks fantastic. In that sense I thought this lens handled particularly well and with the EOS R with its ability to handle higher ISOs and stuff like that, this is going to be a great lens for anyone looking to shoot in lower light situations as well

Canon RF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM Lens Hands On Review

  I would MUCH rather use the internal zoom EF, but alas, adapted, it becomes something of an AF snail.  I'm hoping for much better in the future, Canon, but for now, RF gear is all going back.

 Under engineered. No removable foot.  I would MUCH rather use the internal zoom EF, but alas, adapted, it becomes something of an AF snail.  I'm hoping for much better in the future, Canon, but for now, RF gear is all going back

Not all that ...

The media could not be loaded. The Canon 2.8 series has always been a goal of mine to own, but never really bought into it until I got the Canon RP and now, I have felt like I have missed out.  Design: The 70-200 is well built and sturdy, and you feel the weight in your hand without it being off balance

8 series has always been a goal of mine to own, but never really bought into it until I got the Canon RP and now, I have felt like I have missed out.  Design: The 70-200 is well built and sturdy, and you feel the weight in your hand without it being off balance. It is built perfectly balanced but the throw of the zoom is awkward and a little long. The lens comes with a variable zoom length switch and three different options on the image stabilization

  Would I recommend: Yes, I would absolutely recommend the lens, but I can only say four stars because at $2699 Canon should make sure that everything is perfect with the lens.

 Canon did choose to vary the filter size from the other 2.8s to a 77mm.  Issues: I have only one issue with the lens, other than price (but you know that going in), and that is the filter size. I wish that Canon would have kept it at the 82mm like the other 2

  Issues: I have only one issue with the lens, other than price (but you know that going in), and that is the filter size. I wish that Canon would have kept it at the 82mm like the other 2.8s. This would have been nice to have a single set of filters, but you can always buy filter steps to use just one set

A couple of minor things

  One issue, which is why 4 stars. While this lens is significantly shorter than the others, weight is about the same. It also feels a small bit wider, making it a lot to handhold (and I've got fairly large hands for a girl). I feel like if you had really small hands this might be a lot to deal with

I didn't want to like this lens as much as I do (because $$!). This focal range is my favorite and my go-to for just about everything. I've owned both Canon and Tamron EF, and for a long time my preference was my Tamron. At almost 1/3 the price, it was hard to beat

One of the best

 Like the RF 50 and 85, the 70-200 is tack sharp, even wide open. Being a telephoto lens, it allows for gorgeous compression and beautiful autofocus rendering. Images have plenty of contrast and detail. I don't have any complaints about optics

 And I was happy to learn that it's not absurdly heavy either. Oh, and it actually balances okay on my R6. The lens is made of high quality plastic and metal, and it feels very premium. I would say that the lens is of a size and weight that make it reasonably comfortable to take with you on pretty much any job

 I've never liked 70-200mm lenses. They've always felt a bit too bulky, too difficult to use, too tough to nail focus. Even though I've shot professional stage events for years at this point, I can count on one hand the number of times I've used zoom lenses. I've always seen them as tools necessary to accomplish a particular job, but it was instilled in me early on that primes are king when it comes to portraiture and creativity in photography

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 Manual focusing had a very tiny threshold of clear but it still didn’t seem very sharp. And auto focus would catch the eye, but when you zoom in, it’s just blurry and not sharp at all. Going to return it and stick with my 85mm, I mostly do portraits and car photos. Pretty disappointed in the quality, from the videos I’ve seen online, must just be advertising

I have a Canon RP, and I was super excited to use this lens. But the quality did not live up to the hype. Manual focusing had a very tiny threshold of clear but it still didn’t seem very sharp. And auto focus would catch the eye, but when you zoom in, it’s just blurry and not sharp at all

Didn’t live up to the hype

 It makes a statement and it looks professional. If I taught you something you didn't know or explained something you thought you knew, please let me know. I'd love to hear about it. If you've got any questions or you've been thinking about buying the 70-200mm yourself, let me know

 Those are just going to be very expensive because of the glass and the materials required to construct that lens. It's just going to be expensive and that's to be expected. But a $3,000 price tag is still no small order when it comes to camera gear. That's not a necessity necessarily for most people

 One of the things I imagine everybody won't care for is the price tag on this lens. This is the RF version, meaning it mounts up to the newest line of Canon mirrorless cameras, like the R6 I'm filming on right now. And if you're buying it for an RF mount, it's going to run you about three grand. When it comes to low f-stop zoom lenses, that's par for the course

 And if you're buying it for an RF mount, it's going to run you about three grand. When it comes to low f-stop zoom lenses, that's par for the course. Those are just going to be very expensive because of the glass and the materials required to construct that lens. It's just going to be expensive and that's to be expected

Is it worth it? - Canon RF 70-200mm f/2.8

This is an outstanding lens in every respect. I get some of the best, sharpest images ever with this lens. I love it. However, it did not come with a lens hood

Outstanding Lens But No Lens Hood

8, but it also shares the same brilliant image quality of the rest of that lens family, combined with neat features, and so I can highly recommend it without a moment's hesitation.

 There are lots of nice subtle design touches which add to the feeling of quality. The lens is based on a metal lens mount with a weather sealing gasket, as you would expect at this price level. Canon advertise that the lens is generally very well weather sealed, although obviously it's not completely waterproof. At the rear, we also find one of Canon's customisable control rings, which can be set in your camera to do almost anything

 We can see some flaring, but it's fairly soft, and we get some loss of contrast, but mostly only when bright lights are directly in your picture. So it's not too bad, but nothing special here. Let's take a look at the quality of this lens's bokeh. 70-200mm lenses never guarantee you an easy ride in this department, but with this RF lens, your out-of-Vegas backgrounds will virtually always look beautifully smooth, while they did in my tests anyway

 At just over a kilogram, it's about 70% the weight of those older lenses, and part of that is that Canon have used a simpler optical formula for it, with fewer glass elements inside, but those glass elements seem to be very high quality. And this new RF lens has a couple of other neat advantages too. It can focus down to 70cm, far closer than other 70-200mm lenses, and it also has a newly designed hood, and one of Canon's customisable control rings at the back. Nice

Canon RF 70-200mm f/2.8 'L' IS USM lens review with samples

 I'm optimistic that a fix is on the way though as it seems like Canon service centers are aware of this since I know of others having sent there lenses off and the issue is seemingly universal and consistently reproduceable. That bodes well for hopefully a firmware update to universally rectify the front focusing issue. Be happy to add the stars back once it gets fixed.  Original:  I preordered it and I just received this today, so this will be my initial thoughts on the lens

6 and a 100mm f2.0 IS Macro. Image quality blows my non-L EF lens out of the water. Many say the 100mm is one of the sharpest lenses

 Image quality blows my non-L EF lens out of the water. Many say the 100mm is one of the sharpest lenses. With the few shots I got, I think this is right there with the Macro.  Low Light Just quickly did a few tests

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