Ultra-wide Zoom Lens
Canon RF Mount
F/4
Gel Filter (Rear)
10mm - 20mm
570 g
Overview

Canon RF 10-20mm f/4 L IS STM Lens

Expanding upon Canon's RF mount, the Canon RF 10-20mm f/4 L IS STM lens sets a new benchmark as the widest RF zoom lens. It covers a range from 10mm to 20mm while offering a remarkable 130-degree field of view at its widest focal length. Whether aiming to capture the stars, ultra-wide landscapes or increase the interior field of view for architecture, this lens enables you to do so. 

SKU: GC66-RF10-204LIS

Canon RF 10-20mm f/4 L IS STM Lens

Canon RF 10-20mm f/4 L IS STM Lens

Expanding upon Canon's RF mount, the Canon RF 10-20mm f/4 L IS STM lens sets a new benchmark as the widest RF zoom lens. It covers a range from 10mm to 20mm while offering a remarkable 130-degree field of view at its widest focal length. Whether aiming to capture the stars, ultra-wide landscapes or increase the interior field of view for architecture, this lens enables you to do so. 


Every Detail, Just As It Should Be

The new lens delivers incredible image quality in a wide-angle lens, achieving sharpness and clarity and substantially reduced distortion.

Engineered to the highest standard, the RF 10-20mm f/4L IS STM incorporates the latest Peripheral Control Image Stabilisation (IS) technology, which allows crystal-clear, shake-free images even in challenging shooting conditions or without tripod access. The new IS helps produce shake-free images from centre to the edge of the frame and offers five stops of optical stabilisation or six stops in combination with an in-body stabilised camera. Its advanced rectilinear optical design means you can expect a crisp and accurate outcome – so straight lines remain straight, even at the edges of the frame, all thanks to an advanced optical formula. A constant f/4 maximum aperture provides consistent exposures at every zoom setting, and state-of-the-art optical coatings minimise ghosting and flare, which can be common with ultra-wide shots.


Ultra-compact, Ultra-portable

The advanced tech comes without compromising ease-of-use. The RF mount provides outstanding image quality due to its compact design that boasts significantly increased communication speed and bandwidth between camera and lens compared to when using an EF mount lens and adapter.

Weighing just 570g, the RF 10-20mm f/4L IS STM deserves a permanent place in your kit bag. It's less than half the weight (610g lighter) and 2cm smaller in width and length than the EF 11-24mm f/4L USM – in fact, the new lens paired with an EOS R8 weighs less than the older EF lens alone. Shooting with limited space becomes easier with the new IS technology and a wider angle of view, and your bag will be lighter, too.


Built for Professionals

Due to its superior image quality, greater capacity for wide-angle stills and video, and lightweight design, the RF 10-20mm f/4L IS STM is an essential upgrade for photographers and videographers looking to push their capabilities to the next level. While it's ideal for capturing landscapes or architecture, the lens can also highlight different perspectives when shooting sports or documentaries. The RF 10-20mm f/4L IS STM is reliable in various weather conditions and is resistant to dust and moisture.


Key Features and Attributes include:

  • The aspherical, Super UD and UD lens elements (including one Aspherical UD element) help to achieve high image quality appropriate for an L lens
  • Highly durable dust and water-resistant qualities to withstand rigorous conditions faced by professionals
  • SWC (on 2 lens surfaces) and ASC (Air Sphere Coating) reducing ghosting caused by light sources within the image, a phenomenon often seen in wide-angle lenses
  • First L series lens to feature STM motor and full-time manual focus capability, thanks to compact, lightweight focus group

Ultra-wide Zoom Lens
Canon RF Mount
F/4
Gel Filter (Rear)
10mm - 20mm
570 g
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Product Overview

Canon RF 10-20mm f/4 L IS STM Lens

Expanding upon Canon's RF mount, the Canon RF 10-20mm f/4 L IS STM lens sets a new benchmark as the widest RF zoom lens. It covers a range from 10mm to 20mm while offering a remarkable 130-degree field of view at its widest focal length. Whether aiming to capture the stars, ultra-wide landscapes or increase the interior field of view for architecture, this lens enables you to do so. 

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Key Features

Ultra-wide Zoom Lens

This lens provides an exceptional 130-degree field of view while obtaining incredible sharpness and clarity with minimal optical distortion.

Canon RF Mount

This ultra wide-angle zoom lens is designed for use with full-frame Canon RF-mount mirrorless cameras.

F/4

Throughout the zoom range a constant F/4 aperture provides an increased control over depth of field for working in a variety of environments.

Gel Filter (Rear)

As the front element of the ultra-wide zoom lens’s elements protrude, an optional rear gel filter can be used.

10mm - 20mm

The Canon RF 10-20mm f/4 L IS STM Lens has a focal length of 10mm to 20mm.

570 g

The Canon RF 10-20mm f/4 L IS STM Lens weighs 570g.

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