Canon Rf 28 70 F2

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

[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!

[55 mm] This is definitely a pricey filter, $250, however I believe it is one of the best. I am not going to put a $20 filter on a Canon RF 28-70 f2.

[Aluminum] I use it as a protector glass for my Canon RF 28-70.

[Aluminum] Perfect protection for my expensive RF 28-70 F2 lens. Easy and quick installation that is completely unnoticeable on images.

[Zipper] I have a canon rf 28-70 that is wide yet not as long as some zooms. This is a great fit.

[Universal] Perfect hiking bag that fits my Canon R6 with 28-70 f2 RF and 70-200mm f2.8 RF. I now have 3 Domke bags with different designs and functions. But you know it's all quality. All ruggedwear bags came with refinishing wax for future applications.

[Yes] I needed a sling that would be big enough to hold my R5 mounted with a 28-70 F2 and would be comfortable. This fit the bill

[Neoprene] I had the Sigma 50mm EF lens so the first RF lens I purchased was the 28-70 2.0 RF zoom. That zoom was so good I didn't feel I needed the RF 50mm. The second lens I purchased was the 85mm 1.2 RF which is a beast of a lens. There were a few purchases along the way and I finally decided to go ahead and get the 50mm 1.2 RF. WOW, this is the one that says on my camera unless I need one of the other specialties. It's funny how some think it's a large lens but isn't for me as I lived with the two other beasts and this is a light weight. Quality image and fast focus.

[Aluminum] I use this on my Leofoto MT-03. Securely holds my Canon R5 with Canon 28-70mm f2 lens.