SKU: GC66-RF100-500LIS

Canon RF 100-500mm f/4.5-7.1 L IS USM Lens

Telephoto Zoom Lens
Canon RF
F/4.5 to 7.1
77 mm
100mm - 500mm
1.3 Kg
Telephoto Zoom Lens
Canon RF
F/4.5 to 7.1
77 mm
100mm - 500mm
1.3 Kg
Regular price $3,902.00
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Product Overview

The Canon RF 100-500mm f/4.5-7.1 L IS USM is an advanced professional lens that will help you capture stunning long range shots with ease. This telephoto zoom lens features a constant aperture of 4.5-7.1, which allows for consistent brightness throughout the entire focal length range of 100 - 500mm. With its extremely fast autofocus system, you can quickly and accurately lock onto your subjects to ensure maximum sharpness in all your photos and videos. It also includes built-in 5-stop Image Stabilization technology to reduce camera shake and create blur free images even when shooting handheld or at slower shutter speeds.

What's in the box:

Canon RF 100-500mm f/4.5-7.1 L IS USM Lens

Canon E-77 II Lens Cap

Canon Lens Dust Cap RF

Canon ET-83FW III Lens Hood

Canon LZ1328 Lens Case

Tripod Collar

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Key Features

Telephoto Zoom Lens

This RF-mount lens is sleek, portable, and bundled with excellent features. It covers a wide variety of telephoto focal lengths, spanning from short-to-super -telephoto range.

Canon RF

The Canon RF 100-500mm F/4.5-7.1 L IS USM is compatible with a Canon RF Mount.

F/4.5 to 7.1

The Canon RF 100-500mm f/4.5-7.1 L IS USM has a maximum aperture of F/4.5 to 7.1 and a minimum of F/32 to 54.

77 mm

The Canon RF 100-500mm f/4.5-7.1 L IS USM has a front filter size of 77mm.

100mm - 500mm

The Canon RF 100-500mm f/4.5-7.1 L IS USM has a focal length of 100 to 500mm.

1.3 Kg

The Canon RF 100-500mm f/4.5-7.1 L IS USM weighs 1365g.

FAQs

What types of photography is the Canon RF 100-500mm lens best suited for?

The Canon RF 100-500mm f/4.5-7.1 L IS USM lens is particularly well-suited for various types of photography, including wildlife, sports, and nature photography. Its extensive zoom range allows photographers to capture distant subjects with remarkable detail, making it a great choice for capturing fast-moving action in sports or intimate wildlife moments without disturbing the subjects.

How does the Image Stabilization feature work and when should I use it?

The lens features a built-in 5-stop Image Stabilization system that significantly reduces the effects of camera shake, especially when shooting handheld. There are three modes available: IS mode 1 is ideal for still subjects, IS mode 2 is designed for panning shots, and IS mode 3 is useful for capturing irregular movements. You should select the appropriate mode based on your shooting scenario to ensure optimal image clarity.

Can this lens be used effectively for video shooting?

Yes, the Canon RF 100-500mm lens is excellent for video shooting as well. Its combination of Optical Image Stabilisation and In-Body Image Stabilisation works in tandem to provide smooth and stable footage, even when shooting handheld. Additionally, the lens’s ability to produce a pleasing bokeh effect adds an artistic touch to your video projects, enhancing the overall quality of your work.

What advantages does the RF lens mount offer compared to older Canon mounts?

The RF lens mount offers several advantages, including a wider diameter and shorter flange distance, allowing for improved optical performance and greater design flexibility. This enables the RF 100-500mm lens to achieve better image quality across the entire zoom range, as well as enhanced autofocus performance. The design also supports advanced features like in-lens stabilization, making it a future-proof choice for Canon mirrorless systems.

How does this lens enhance the shooting experience for outdoor photographers?

For outdoor photographers, the Canon RF 100-500mm lens is designed with durability in mind. Its lightweight construction makes it easier to carry during long shoots, and it is built to withstand challenging weather conditions. The lens also features a responsive autofocus system that allows for quick subject acquisition, which is crucial for capturing fleeting wildlife moments or fast-paced sports action.

What is the significance of the lens's aperture range, and how does it affect shooting?

The aperture range of f/4.5-7.1 allows for consistent exposure across the lens's zoom range, which is particularly beneficial when transitioning between focal lengths. This aperture range balances depth of field and low-light performance, providing versatility in various lighting conditions. While it is not as fast as some prime lenses, it is suitable for many scenarios, especially outdoors in natural light.

What type of lens filters can be used with the RF 100-500mm lens?

The Canon RF 100-500mm lens is compatible with 77mm filters. This allows photographers to use a variety of filters such as polarizers, ND filters, and UV filters to enhance their images. A polarizing filter can help reduce reflections and enhance colours, while ND filters can allow for longer exposures even in bright conditions, providing greater creative control over your photography.

Where power & portability meet.

Where power & portability meet.

The RF 100-500mm f/4.5-7.1L IS USM lens

Sharp & detailed images

Sharp & detailed images

Whether you're photographing birds, landscapes or a sporting event, the lens provides impressively sharp images

Steady shots hand-held or in low light

Steady shots hand-held or in low light

Shoot with confidence even when light levels drop. The RF 100-500mm f/4.5-7.1L IS USM is designed to work in conjunction with an EOS R series camera, with both the camera and the lens sharing data to reduce camera-shake blur. With up to 5 stops of Image Stabilization, it delivers impressively clear results when shooting handheld. The IS mode switch on the lens also enables you to select the best mode for your shooting needs: IS mode 1 for still subjects, IS mode 2 for panning and IS mode 3 for irregular movement for optimal performance.

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