Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM

[Sporgon]

A classic English scene in the winter - Fox hunting. It's actually been banned in England now, so these guys are supposed to chase a drag.

Shot with the 24-105; after many years of owning the 24-105 I'm finally beginning to realise that unless I need to shoot faster than f4.5 this is a better lens to use than the primes.

[captainkanji]

Cars!


1/80, f/8, ISO 6400, 28mm.  (masking 57, sharpening 41, luminance 23)
Was using my landscape CP on this one, vignettes like crazy at 35 and wider.  Need a slim CP.


1/80, f/8, ISO 2000, 35mm


1/30, f/8, ISO 1600, 24mm


1/125, f/5.6, ISO 3200, 35mm

[J.R.]

5d3 @ 105mm. This is by far the best kit lens!

[J.R.]

@ 80mm on the 6D

[youth]

Flowers...

[TWI by Dustin Abbott]

Flowers...

Love the third image in the series.  Gorgeous!

[siegsAR]

Dang, I'm amazed by just looking at shots from this lens.  Makes me wanna go FF and grab a 6D with this as kitlens.


First post, just got my post lurker degree..

[Nikolay]

Hi guys I'm new to the forum and I just saw the tread about my favorite lens. I'm not sure if it is appropriate but I rather give you the link to my website were most of the images are taken with the Canon EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM. I do have several other lenses in my back but this is the lens that I'm feeling comfortable to use most of the time. Sharp results ( even in low light situations), very flexible focal range ... it is an amazing glass to have among your arsenal of optics.
http://mirchevphotography.com/

[siegsAR]

What Canolay is taken? LOL, just kidding.

Awesome shot in there Niko, love those panos in your homepage.

[RS2021]

Sorry as I use low 800 pixel and low dpi export the jpeg compression/reduction may not do the sharpness justice, but it is crisp in the original....crop of the branches attached.

[samhodde]

Picked up one used today from a local camera shop, test shots have been great so far, gonna get a better feel after I take it on vacation next week

Wanted it as a general purpose everyday lens when my manual primes aren't a good fit

[Nikolay]

@Sporgon I really enjoy your photograph with the fox hunters on  the horses, reminds me of old style painting.
@siegsAR yeh all of my cameras are full frame ( 2 x 5D  and 1 x 5D MKII ) 
Again, I want to highly recommend this lens to any one out there who is wondering what Canon glass to buy for hes/her camera.

[Sporgon]

@Sporgon I really enjoy your photograph with the fox hunters on  the horses, reminds me of old style painting.
@siegsAR yeh all of my cameras are full frame ( 2 x 5D  and 1 x 5D MKII ) 
Again, I want to highly recommend this lens to any one out there who is wondering what Canon glass to buy for hes/her camera.

@Nikolay, thanks for the comments. There was an English artist in the 1890's, quite famous now for painting hunting scenes, called George Wright. A lot of his work is now in the US. You've made me think I could get a picture with a similar stamp to his paintings. With the hounds in the frame and no modern hats, cars or tractor wheelings I could get a timeless photograph that could have been taken in the 1890's, had it been possible. 

[The Bad Duck]

Great lens!
It´s better than I thought and gives great results, but I like primes more. Not for better quality or sharpness and not that I think every photo is better with shallow DoF but because... I like to use primes.

You guys already know all there is to know about the lens from photozone and the-ditigal-picture. No need to point out the obvious.

[Krob78]

  I like the lens.  I don't love it... I think it does render colors effectively though...
The bridge photo was taken at 30 Seconds @ f/11, ISO 400  105mm