Canon Ef 24 70 F2 8

[0.04 lb] Exactly for my canon lens EF 24-70

Exactly for my canon lens EF 24-70

[Aluminum] Use with Canon 24-70 MM F2.8 EF II Lens

[0.64 lb] I tentatively switched from Canon to Sony, all three of my trinity EF L 16-24, 24-70, 70-200 lenses work perfectly thanks to this adapter. After this result, the conversion to Sony is complete. I really like the extra firm engagement this adapter provides, it's solid.

[Zoom Gear] The lens has been bought to use with Canon EOS 40d.My choice was between: - Canon EF-S 17-55 f/2.8 IS USM - Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM - Canon EF 24-70 f/2.8L USMI choose Canon EF 24-70 f/2.8L USM, mostly because this lens has the best picture for me.If I am a reporter, I would choose EF 24-105 f/4L for the wider focus range and IS.If my god is sharpness and I really have a need of a wider angle everyday, I would take EF-S 17-55 f/2.8 (but no L construction and no possibility to use on the full frame), BTW many people stating that this is the best everyday choice for Canons with APS-C size image sensors, I see deep reasons for these statements.These too lenses are really nice and additionally both have IS, but the picture you receive from them is not so artistic comparing to EF 24-70 f/2.8L, this made my choice.Canon EF 24-70 f/2.8L USM strong sides: - nice picture; - high sharpness; - universal zoom range, including range for portraits; - really fast focus; - strong L construction; - the lens hood sold with this lens (it's huge, but really works, it's one of the best).Weaknesses: - no IS (if it matters for you in this focus range); - big and heavy.--....The lens is perfect, has no back or front focus and works with my Canon EOS 40d flawless.

[Aluminum] Is this product suitable for Canon Rf 28-70 F2 lens ?

[Yes] The size for this lens is just perfect for travel: slightly larger than the RF 24-70 when not extended. If you come from EF 70-200, you will love the size reduction. But do notice you will rotate zoom ring a bit more to reach 200mm compared to EF version.

[Proprietary] I purchased this collar to use on my Canon R6 Mark II with a battery grip, for shooting dance competitions on a monopod for very long periods of time. I paired it with the Tamron EF 24-70 G2 and Tamron 70-200 EF G2, and it is a solidly built collar, fits well with both of my lenses, and allows me to very quickly change between portrait and landscape during the dances, where time is very limited. I prefer it over the collar on the 70-200 as well, since the collar hangs up on multiple points where the bearings meet the gap in the collar, and it just happens to never be at an even 90 degree rotation, unlike the atoll which has clicking stops and can be rotated and stopped at an even spot in milliseconds. And although I don’t shoot vertical with the 24-70, the Atoll lets me quickly swap lenses between dances when I’m moving from solos to groups, while never having to take the camera off the monopod. With just a little bit of adjusting, I can swap lenses and be ready to shoot again in about 15-20 seconds.

[0.085 lb] I am dismayed that someone didn't tell me years ago about this lens years ago. I have some great glass like 70-200 f/2.8, USM, EF 50mm f/1.4 USM, EF 100mm macro f/2.8 USM and my bodies are 7D MKII and 7D. I kept on seeing Pro's using this lens and wondered why...well I see why now that I own one - and in 1 minute flat this has become my go to lens. I usually carry everything with me in a LowePro AW500 bag and unless I am on a photo shoot/job I take it all - But now i only take my 7D MKII and my 24-70 f/2.8 II USM. My pictures are pin sharp - now I am asking why can't Canon make all their lenses this good - REALLY. I agree this is my most expensive lens but if I had to start it all again I would only have 2 lenses 24-70 and 70-200 and i would get 2 of 7D MKII body's with battery pack grips and my Speedlite 580 flash with extra battery pack(i went cheap and got the exact rip off for $30). Bottom line - JUST GET IT - you save money in the long run and take pro pictures. This is free advice from me to you.

[Glass] This filter will live on my Canon RF 28-70 F2 lens when shooting on a sunny day! Without it I could not shoot wide open even at 1/8000th a second! No issues with color cast or stacking other filters. I have used it stacked with the 6 stop ND filter (same brand) and the PolarPro 95mm QuartzLine CPL and am happy to report you can still install the lens hood with all 3 stacked!