Canon 24 105Mm Lens

[84° to 23° 20'] I have several EF-L lenses which are fantastic, but this new Canon RF 24-105mm f/4 L is very fast and the built in stabilization really works well. This lens also works better in low light situations paired with the R6 MarkII than the EF lenses. I would highly recommend this lens to the photographers utilizing the new Canon mirrorless cameras!

[31.7° to 16.2°] This lens has been a HUGE help for us. We originally had a Canon f/4L 24-105mm lens and while the zoom was nice on that one, this one FAR exceeds it! The focus is still sharp at any of the focal lengths. The wide open f/1.8 is BEAUTIFUL and holds well in our darkest settings in our sanctuary. The only downside to this lens is how HEAVY it is compared to other lenses we use. Outside of that, this lens is so worth the buy!

For wildlife photography, I usually carry a two-camera rig, with a 500mm on one body and a 100-400mm on the other body. In my vest, I've got my 24-105mm, my 14mm, along with 1.4x and 2.0x TCs and extension tubes. My new Series II 24-105mm came as a kit lens with one of my bodies and didn't include a bag. I've got some padding in the pockets of my vest, but I wanted more protection for my $1000+ lens, so I bought this Canon bag. It's a perfect fit, with build consistent with other Canon lens bags. Just what I needed.

[Autofocus] I'm giving this lens 5 stars. It's not perfect but the image quality is really good and the price was right. I have a 7D and a 5D and I ordered the Canon 24-105mm so I could move up to an L lens. When I got the 24-105mm I tested it out on both Canon bodies. To my surprise the 18-135mm stood up quite well to the 24-105mm on the 7D and showed only marginal improvement but not enough to justify the cost difference in the two lenses. However, when comparing the 24-105 on the 5D against the 18-135mm on the 7D the 5D combo excelled. If you are familiar with the specs on the two cameras then you know why. Moral of the story: If you have a 7D and you are lusting after a 24-105mm, get the 18-135mm.

[24 to 105mm] This Canon 24-105mm is a must-have 'desert island' lens for anyone, no matter how big of an imprint you are running with primes, etc. This lens (like the legendary 17-55mm) is one of those tried and true lenses that just gets the job done, anytime, anywhere.

[United States] I am thankful that I purchased the Canon CarePAK. I had to send my new 24-105mm lens in, and it was fixed very quickly. The CarePak is worth the money already!

This Canon 24-105mm is a must-have 'desert island' lens for anyone, no matter how big of an imprint you are running with primes, etc. This lens (like the legendary 17-55mm) is one of those tried and true lenses that just gets the job done, anytime, anywhere.

[Drawstring] For wildlife photography, I usually carry a two-camera rig, with a 500mm on one body and a 100-400mm on the other body. In my vest, I've got my 24-105mm, my 14mm, along with 1.4x and 2.0x TCs and extension tubes. My new Series II 24-105mm came as a kit lens with one of my bodies and didn't include a bag. I've got some padding in the pockets of my vest, but I wanted more protection for my $1000+ lens, so I bought this Canon bag. It's a perfect fit, with build consistent with other Canon lens bags. Just what I needed.

[0.135 lb] I ordered this lens hood for a newly acquired 24-105mm Canon lens. This hood has a small tab that allows the hood to lock in place and can be pushed for very easy removal. This is a great lens hood.

[Bayonet] I bought a second hand Canon RF 24-105mm F4 lens but it had no lens hood. This lens hood is a direct replacement and I'm really happy about my purchase.