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Canon RF 2X Extender

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Product Overview

If you are looking at owning either the RF 100-500mm f/4.5-7.1, RF 600mm f/11 or RF 800mm f/11 the RF 2X Extender will extend and expand your range of shooting. For many photographers it will be a must have accessory for your lens. With the high resolution of the RF lenses, the 2x Extender can easily perform super-telephoto shooting by extending the focal length by 2x. Now when combining the high-precision AF using the EOS R's Dual Pixel CMOS AF and the lens's built-in IS users can make full use of the performance of the master lens to expand the telephoto range.

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Canon Extender RF 2x

Canon Extender Cap RF

Canon Lens Dust Cap RF

Canon Lens Case LP811

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FAQs

What types of photography benefit the most from using the Canon RF 2X Extender?

The Canon RF 2X Extender is particularly beneficial for wildlife and sports photography, where capturing subjects from a distance is often essential. By doubling the focal length, it allows photographers to get closer to their subjects without physically moving, making it easier to capture detailed shots of animals or fast-paced sports action. Additionally, it can also be advantageous for landscape photography when you want to isolate distant details or elements.

How does the RF 2X Extender affect aperture and low-light performance?

Using the RF 2X Extender effectively reduces the maximum aperture of your lens by two stops. For instance, if you are using the RF 100-500mm lens at f/4.5, it becomes f/9 when the extender is attached. This can impact low-light performance and autofocus capabilities, as many cameras require a certain minimum aperture for effective autofocus. However, with the advanced Dual Pixel CMOS AF found in EOS R cameras, you can still achieve reliable focusing in reasonable lighting conditions, particularly when using lenses that maintain sufficient light transmission.

Can I use the RF 2X Extender with any RF lens?

The RF 2X Extender is specifically designed to work with select RF lenses, namely the RF 100-500mm f/4.5-7.1, RF 600mm f/11, and RF 800mm f/11. It is not compatible with all RF lenses, so it's crucial to check compatibility before purchase to ensure optimal performance. Using the extender with unsupported lenses may lead to degraded image quality or functionality issues.

What improvements does the RF 2X Extender bring in terms of image quality compared to older teleconverters?

The RF 2X Extender utilises a modern optical design that maximises image quality while maintaining a compact size, leveraging the large diameter mount and short back focus unique to RF mounts. Compared to older teleconverters, this new design helps minimise optical aberrations, enhance sharpness, and maintain contrast, resulting in clearer and more vibrant images, even at longer focal lengths.

How does the build quality of the RF 2X Extender support outdoor photography?

The RF 2X Extender features a robust and durable construction that is vibration and impact resistant, making it suitable for various challenging shooting conditions. Additionally, its dust and drip-proof design provides an extra layer of protection against environmental factors, which is particularly important for outdoor photography in unpredictable weather, such as nature and adventure photography.

What autofocus performance can I expect when using the RF 2X Extender?

When paired with compatible RF lenses, the RF 2X Extender maintains impressive autofocus performance due to the advanced Dual Pixel CMOS AF technology in EOS R cameras. While the effective aperture is reduced, the system is designed to work efficiently in a range of lighting conditions, allowing for accurate and fast focusing. However, keep in mind that focusing speed may vary depending on the lens used and the light available during shooting.

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