Designed not only to be light and compact, the RF24-105mm f/4-7.1 IS STM is also a very versatile lens that even have macro function and would not weigh you down as you shoot. Priced reasonably for those moving into full-frame mirrorless to expand their creative possibilities.
RF24-105mm f/4-7.1 IS STM is a perfect pair with the EOS RP that provides top-notch quality in a compact size. The lens extends and retracts as you zoom.
It measures 76.6mm in diameter and 88.8mm length when fully retracted. Weighing only at 880g, it is smaller and lighter compared to the RF24-105mm f/4L IS USM.
Being able to have a wide angle and a medium telephoto within one zoom lens provides you with plenty of composition opportunity to express the best of what you envision.
RF24-105mm f/4-7.1 IS STM have Center Focus Macro function that allows minimum focusing of approximately 13cm from the sensor which is approximately 2.5cm from the lens, providing a 0.5x magnification at 24mm with manual focus.
When shooting at 105mm, you’re able to achieve a 0.4x magnification in both auto focus and manual focus with a minimum focusing distance of approximately 34cm.
RF24-105mm f/4-7.1 IS STM supports Dual Sensing Image Stabilisation, which utilises information from the gyro sensors within the lens and image data from the CMOS image sensor within the camera body to achieve a stunning image stabilisation of up to 5 shutter speed stop.
This would mean that you’re able to take sharp image hand held at shutter speed previously not possible.
The EOS R system is Canon’s next evolution of EOS. At the heart of the EOS R system lies the 54mm large diameter RF mount. This revolutionary RF mount promises higher image quality – wider lens elements can be placed closer to the sensor, thus, reducing light refraction and aberrations.
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For those who prefers a silent control ring during photography or video recording, the clicking sensation and sound of the control ring can be removed at Canon authorised service centre (chargeable). Service available from October 2018.
