Adorama has stock of the brand new Canon RF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM.
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Canon RF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM at Adorama
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I just received mine. It looks awesome. Although the zoom ring being moved further away from the camera is something to which it's going to take time to adjust. Now my trinity is complete.
Envy being a deadly sin, I guess I'm going to hell…
The colors are probably very warm, there, I can't wait to test my camera under those conditions!
The colors are probably very warm, there, I can't wait to test my camera under those conditions!
Got mine today too! So in love! And a wonderful addition to my growing RF set. I truly cannot say how in love I am with this new 70-200!
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I switched from Nikon to Canon after decades because of THIS LENS. I love it because it works like a heavy 70mm portrait lens for family/kid shooting every day, unlike the horse's leg Nikon on an FTZ it replaced (image shows both ready to shoot at 70mm). There are 6 Nikon items outgoing in the mail today after my big Ebay sale!
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I'm new to Canon ergonomics (superior to Nikon but still a challenging transition) and find the zoom ring well placed as it becomes the midpoint when zoomed out and a good support is most needed. I removed my tripod foot ring and will probably will never use it.
If this worry were justified eBay would be brimming with dust filled 100-400 lenses. It isn’t. Retracting lenses are the state of the art. Horse’s legs are obsolete. I’ll take useful at 70mm over clumsy any day. Camera bodies are obsolete after a few years anyway and sensors can be cleaned.
They are. Canon replaced the series I with the series II because of the dust problem. The dust travels to the sensor and does not end up in the lens. I purchased the EF 70-200Liii on sale..the merchant (a canon authorized seller) matched a web price and I paid $1680.80.
Power to you. I just sold off my EF 70 - 200's as the RF 70 - 200's beats the balls off of them in every aspect. As for the dust problem, hey, that's what CPS is for, that's if there's ever even a problem. I'd much rather have the best photos I can possibly get from my equipment.
