The 70-200 is a staple in the photography and video industry and Canon has always been at the top of the game. The RF 70-200 f/2.8L pushes new boundaries in the mirrorless era as it is the smallest, lightest and closest focusing 70-200 f/2.8 lens from any manufacturer.
The biggest thing that stands out with this lens is its size. It is tiny compared to the EF equivalent coming in at only 146mm long at it’s 70mm focal length (it does get longer as you zoom through the range to 200mm).
Another advance from the EF version that makes this lens an appealing option is the close focus - this lens has a minimum focus distance of 0.7m compared to 1.2m for the EF version.
It has all the bells and whistles that Canon is known for such as an Air Sphere coating to suppress flares and ghosting, nano USM autofocus motors for near silent autofocus operation and image stabilisation for reduced motion blur. This lens also features a third stabilisation mode that its EF siblings don’t have, which only activates the image stabiliser during the exposure.
Jared Polin takes you through the Canon RF 70-200mm f/2.8L lens.
Zach Mendez gives you his thoughts on the RF 70-200mm as someone who primarily shoots portraits and weddings, and who has previously stayed away from 70-200mm lenses.
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Focal Length
70-200mm
Maximum Aperture
f/2.8
Minimum Aperture
f/22
Sensor Coverage
Full frame 35mm
Minimum Focus Distance
0.7m
Angle of View
34º - 12º
Maximum Mgnification
0.23x
Image Stabilisation
Yes - up to 5 stops.
Physical
Lens Mount
Canon RF
Filter Size
77mm
Aperture Blades
9 (rounded)
Dimensions (Ø x L)
90mm x 146mm
Weight
1.07kg
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