Canon Rf 100 500

[Neoprene Rubber] Fits my Canon Rf 100 to 500 lens perfect.

[Black] Fits perfectly for my RF 100-500

[15.5 mm] Bought these for my wife to use when we go birding. I have a Canon R7 w/ rf 100/500 lens so she sees what I see regarding focal length. I was really impressed by the detail , light and clarity of these little binoculars . They feel great in the hands also . Great purchase.

[0.815 lb] I am using the size M RainCoat on a Canon R5 with RF 100-500 mm zoom. The rain coat fits the body and lens nicely, goes on and off easily, and readily accommodates my need to access the controls on the body and to change the zoom on the lens, which changes the shape and size of the unit significantly. So far, I'm very satisfied. Admittedly, I have not tried it with a 1.4X tele-extender or tripod yet, however.

[4.5 lb] This is the first bag I have been able to put all my gear in.canon R5 ,Rf 100-500,rf24-105,Rf 70-200 ,Rf 50mm ,gimbal head,power backup, 1 tr memory ssd and more. The bag is not to large and good quality. I would highly recommend.

[Black] Just got the Nova AW II and saw one of the posted questions whether it would accommodate a Canon R5 and the Canon RF 100-500. The available answers said no which is true if the 100-500 is mounted to the R5 but the bag can easily hold an R5 with a RF 24-70 or RF 100mm macro and also the 100-500 in the bag as well as other lenses and flash and many accessories for a photo journey. Very versatile bag!

[150 to 600mm] So far I'm very impressed with this lens. Shooting with a Canon R5 and it's giving me very nice colors and contrast. Animal eye autofocus seems to work just as good as the RF 100-500 I rented and it focuses quickly. Only 1 pound heavier than the RF 100-500 but $2,000 less, min aperture is brighter, has an extra 100mm of reach, and a Canon EF-RF adapter was included. Sweet!

[f/1.05] Two weeks ago my RF 100-500 arrived and I have enjoyed it as the precision instrument it is with every expectation checked, however this lens purchased on a what would you like for father's day pass comparatively exceeds in pure fun. Its narrow depth of field and vintage look are amazing. It's beautifully flawed vs. being sterile and precise. It's the anti-L. If I lost a different lens I'd likely try something different. This one I'd replace in a heartbeat. The lens is heavy and solid. The aperture is de-clicked, which I don't like, however I imagine the video types complain louder when they aren't. Focus is smooth with just a tiny amount of backlash. The lens cap is elegantly machined but falls off too easily, and will order a conventional cap next B&H binge. The front threads are machined well, and affixed a B+W that felt perfect going on and off. The pictures of the Bostons were the first taken using the lens out of the box with no planning or forethought, they were merely handy. Through the EVF they looked ok, but once I put the card in the PC I was hooked.

[Neoprene Rubber] I ordered this to replace a hood that fell off of my RF 100-500 and into the depths of an inlet jetty. I couldn’t find an exact third party replacement so opted for the pricey Canon replacement. It fits snuggly and hopefully will last longer than the previous one.

[83 - 90 mm] I bought this for my RF 100-500 after somehow misplacing the original 100-500 lens hood. That replacement was almost double the cost of this one. This one actually works better since it is slightly smaller and less wide that the original meaning it fits better in my Shimoda bag. I haven't found a 3rd party lens hood that would fit the RF100-500 but this is an excellent alternative.