The Canon EOS R6 V & RF 20-50 f/4L IS PZ are in Stock and Ready to Ship

[candyman]

I had a preorder with Cameranu, didn't make the first batch. Cameraland did have a single one in stock, which is now attached to my R8.

Thatt's great Koen.
Have you had a chance to use the lens yet? What kind of photos did you take? It would be great to post some photos in the lens gallery. I’m curious to see the results for cityscapes or architecture, especially the corners of the images.

 

[P-visie]

Thatt's great Koen.
Have you had a chance to use the lens yet? What kind of photos did you take? It would be great to post some photos in the lens gallery. I’m curious to see the results for cityscapes or architecture, especially the corners of the images.

Christopher Frost has a review of the lens: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZ8dkyX7LDo

 

[candyman]

Christopher Frost has a review of the lens: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZ8dkyX7LDo

Thanks, Pieter. I did indeed watch the review. It moves along quite quickly. I also noticed that Chris jumped from 24mm to 35mm, skipping 28mm entirely. The lens has a nice range of focal lengths: 20-24-28-35-50. But the results in the corners do look pretty decent, actually—albeit with slightly less contrast and sharpness. Nevertheless, I’m going for it. It seems like a great combination with the R8.

 

[Del Paso]

I had a preorder with Cameranu, didn't make the first batch. Cameraland did have a single one in stock, which is now attached to my R8.

I checked their website and, fully automatically, got the French translation.
Enjoy your 20-50 like I enjoy mine!

 

[koenkooi]

Thatt's great Koen.
Have you had a chance to use the lens yet? What kind of photos did you take? It would be great to post some photos in the lens gallery. I’m curious to see the results for cityscapes or architecture, especially the corners of the images.

Apart from pictures of my kids, I used it when the big thunderstorms this weekend passed by, but not over. The IS did a good job at smoothing out the wind rocking the tripod for this 20 second exposure.
For the portraits, I feel that the backgrounds look more pleasing than the 24-105L, but not largely so. The 20-50L is noticeably sharper in the center than my copy of the 24-105L, but that's not a high bar