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The Canon RF 24-105 mm f/4 L IS USM is a standard lens for FF and APS-C, manufactured from 2018. The focus is done by Ultrasonic AF Motor (Ring-USM), it has image stabilization. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 1114 €;
36 users have given it an average vote of 9.5 out of 10.
MOUNT
This lens is available with the following mounts:
Canon RF: this lens is compatible with mirrorless fullframe Canon RF.
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Cons:Noise and play of the extendable plastic scope-The game increases with the stretching of the telescope.
Opinion:I am not a professional and I can also be satisfied with the use I make of it. I add the big flaw: I noticed immediately just mounted on the machine body the noise/ticking and game of the barrel. Already closed at 24 mm there is game that increases proportionally up to "all out" of 105 mm. Not even with less emblazoned goals I had had this problem. Heard by phone the help center I was told that it was normal, who more who less had this game. It's normal that he didn't even send it for service. Sincerely from a brand emblazoned like Canon I never expected, indeed in the moment that I probably won't be the only one to express my dissatisfaction, I think Canon should have communicated to customers of the defect and withdrawn the product for replacement and/or repair.
Pros:Compact, sharp, steady, stabilized, very fast, solid
Cons:I can't find any
Opinion:Purchased as a "light" alternative to the magnificent but heavy 28-70/2 L. I took advantage of an opportunity, otherwise I would not have bought it: but in short this handyman convinced me of his excellent skills. If you don't need those two extra diaphragms, it's much better than the good old EF 24-105/4 L IS I had years ago. It is especially convincing for its consistency of yield over the whole format and on the excellent response even to the whole opening, even to the longest focal, where the edges, although they drop a little compared to the central area, nevertheless remain on levels of perfect usability, without forcing the diaphragm to close. He defends well even in the back-to-back seal. With the standard polarizer, at the minimum focal, it has vignettes at the corners: slim PL tip to avoid the inconvenience. The focus is extraordinarily fast. The construction, as with all L-series canons, is a reference: absent games, tolerances not perceptible even by setting the maximum focal length. The stabilizer allows small miracles, taking advantage of the use of contained ISO values. If we really want to find something, a little 24mm distortion, but nothing of that. Vivid colors, bright contrast. It is the best companion for mountain walks and landscaping. In a recent three days South Tyrol was the lens with which I took 90% of the images, alternating it to 15-35/2.8 (8%) 100-400/4,5-5.6 L II (2%). in those days I did not regret the 28-70/2 L, which awaits me for less abundant light situations and for dream yaw: the only situations in which the 24-105 can only show a little rope. But of course, with that license plate data. And anyway the bokeh, for some impromptu portrait, is far from despised. I don't think you can want more from such a versatile goal.
Pros:Lens all do, great at all focal points, silent stabilizer and af.
Cons:Noise and play of the extensible plastic tank
Opinion:Goal great nothing to say a few sharp chromatic aberrations nothing to do with the old, only that has a problem just pulled out of the box, bought new the lens makes noise an annoying ticking coming from the plastic tank extensible that comes out of the Barilotto, in fact if you move it with your fingers in the fillet where the lampshade is attached you notice a slight game of the canoe, at 24mm ie closed is quite present when extended less, postponed to canon i sent it back without touching it with the explanation that the lens is ok, that game that has is normal indeed that I'm lucky because it does not when it is at 105, and said of Canon there are 90% so at least of the 24-105mm. For them it's not a problem but for me that I shelled out 1000 euros yes, so happy in half. If he didn't have this problem I'd be very happy because the new RF are great anyway.
Pros:Compact, versatile, well built, L performance.
Cons:Nothing significant.
Opinion:For some months now it has been replacing my old 24-105/F4 L first version. The improvement on the 50-105 focals is clear, the images are vivid, sharp to the edges. Even in the wide-angle band the improvement is evident up to the edges, with a good correction of the distortion. A nice all-rounder lens, great already at TA and that does not disappoint even in the backlights. Low color aberration, easily eliminated. It is true that by extending the lens you can notice the thin lines of the joints of the plastic tank that contains the lenses, but you have to observe it carefully to make a case and anyway the (solid) construction reciprocates you with a lower weight. The focus is quick, silent, precise, there is no comparison with the version it replaces, the stabilization is excellent. The ergonomics and balance are great with the R, you appreciate the lock button of the zoom extension and the useful dial - typical of the RF optics - that I use to modify the exposure. I think his Q/P ratio is very high.
Pros:Light, lightning, crisp and with a gorgeous color rendering
Cons:Nothing
Opinion:This is my first L series lens. Purchased with the EOS R made it finally possible for me to have great sharpness without rawness, lightning and precise focus and above all a real and wonderful chromatic rendering. The thing that surprised me, however, is being able to read in the "blacks" and the "whites" with great ease which with the previous rooms, given its high contrast, was very difficult for me; in short, images of great naturalness. Great Canon
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