Telephoto Zoom
Canon RF
F/4
70mm - 200mm
Overview

Explore new shooting possibilities with the mobility of this L-Series EOS R system lens . The RF70-200mm f/4 l IS USM provides excellent portability for highly mobile shooting.Take delight in the light weight design of the 70-200mm f/4 L IS USM, which weights in at 695g and how easily it can be stored in a bag while the lens is still attached to the camera. Even with its compact size,the RF70-200mm f/4 L IS USM Does not compromise on image quality.Taking advantage of the large diameter mount and short back focus, chromatic abberation is corrected over the entire zoom range.The lens configuration is arranged to help you to achieve beautifull circular brokeh in your images.

SKU: GC66-RF70-20040LIS

Canon RF 70-200mm f/4 L IS USM Lens

Explore new shooting possibilities with the mobility of this L-Series EOS R system lens . The RF70-200mm f/4 l IS USM provides excellent portability for highly mobile shooting.Take delight in the light weight design of the 70-200mm f/4 L IS USM, which weights in at 695g and how easily it can be stored in a bag while the lens is still attached to the camera. Even with its compact size,the RF70-200mm f/4 L IS USM Does not compromise on image quality.Taking advantage of the large diameter mount and short back focus, chromatic abberation is corrected over the entire zoom range.The lens configuration is arranged to help you to achieve beautifull circular brokeh in your images.


Shoot Amazing Footage Handheld In Even In Dark Settings

When mounted on an EOS R5 or EOS R6, the RF 70-200mm f/4 L IS USM acheives a maximum image Stablisation (IS) of 7.5 stops. The cameras and lens combined IS correct shake more accurately, which is more handy when shooting video while in motion


Take Incredible Close-up Photos Even With A Telephoto Zoom

The minimum focusing distance of the RF70-200mm f/4 L IS USM has dramatically shortened from 1 to 0.6mm, expanding your photography option. Gets better image quality during close-up shooting.

Telephoto Zoom
Canon RF
F/4
70mm - 200mm
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Product Overview

Explore new shooting possibilities with the mobility of this L-Series EOS R system lens . The RF70-200mm f/4 l IS USM provides excellent portability for highly mobile shooting.Take delight in the light weight design of the 70-200mm f/4 L IS USM, which weights in at 695g and how easily it can be stored in a bag while the lens is still attached to the camera. Even with its compact size,the RF70-200mm f/4 L IS USM Does not compromise on image quality.Taking advantage of the large diameter mount and short back focus, chromatic abberation is corrected over the entire zoom range.The lens configuration is arranged to help you to achieve beautifull circular brokeh in your images.

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Telephoto Zoom

Canon RF

F/4

F/4

70mm - 200mm

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