Full-Frame Canon RF 24-105mm F4L IS USM Image Thread

[PKM-UK]

A versatile lens...

Phil and Karen

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[Only RF]

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[Only RF]

It is indeed a very versatile lens. I'm very happy with it.

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[MikeZ]

I agree, it's a very versatile lens and a "go to" for travel.

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[Chris Summers]

Great lens, sharp and for my needs fast enough.

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[Only RF]

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[TrentAJ]

A couple shots of our girls (Great Dane) with the 24-105 L f4

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[TrentAJ]

The lens performs pretty well with distant objects, even when held by my shaky hands

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[TrentAJ]

Great shot of one of our girls playing. Her ears tell it all!

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[StevenAunan]

I don't do much portrait work, but I caught this image of a friend at Disneyland last year. The RF 24-105 is definitely one of my most-used lenses.

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[Only RF]

I don't do much portrait work, but I caught this image of a friend at Disneyland last year. The RF 24-105 is definitely one of my most-used lenses.

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I love that lens.

 

[Zombo]

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[achadwick]

I love this lens!

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[ShipleyNW]

Nearly half my keepers are made with a 24-105/4. I owned both EF versions, and now the RF. Every version was my most-used lens at the time.

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[THXGEEK]

Beautiful!

I am partial to Fall & Winter.

 

[SwampGrizz]

Excellent!

 

[Wings and Things]

Lovely skies, vibrant and rich colours but the last is simply gorgeous.

 

[MikeZ]

Fantastic photos, and the RF24-105 is a great lens that I couldn't image being without.

 

[ShipleyNW]

Columbia River Gorge with an RF 24-105/4L

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[Dean Wilson]

Great job avoiding the Tourist. The Columbia River Scenic Area can get overwhelmed...and "Stonehenge on the Columbia" as well.

 

[ShipleyNW]

Great job avoiding the Tourist. The Columbia River Scenic Area can get overwhelmed...and "Stonehenge on the Columbia" as well.

Yeah, but when you get there at sunrise on a Wednesday in October, your chances of getting a little solitude jump considerably. I did that very much on purpose, for that exact reason (plus the light at Maryhill).

 

[Dean Wilson]

@ShipleyNW, I was there four years ago just as the Moon rose in the East.

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[ShipleyNW]

That's awesome. Is that moonlight on the stones?

 

[Grandadfatboy]

Well if I needed any inspiration to get out and use my RF 24-105 f4L IS USM, these images will certainly do that. It's a reminder that I need to get out there and use my camera more. Thank you for posting your images.

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[Dean Wilson]

That's awesome. Is that moonlight on the stones?

Yes.

 

[pauliusm]

Eclipse via IR+UV filters.
Some explanations of the setup: I had no ND100k or like filter which could be the best for that situation.
Also didn't want to burn my camera matrix, so used what I got on the field: Hoya UV filter + Zomei 760 IR filter, hoping to remove most of the light.
Put a camera on tripod, and was constantly moving every couple of secs, also covering top of the camera with my palm protect my eyes. Made around 10 pics.
My eyes, lens, and the camera matrix is fine.

Any other good tips for upcoming 213x year eclipse?

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[pauliusm]

There are some flares - maybe because of lens, or stacked filters, or both.
Any good ideas how to avoid that?
Of course, shooting straight to the sun has its own issues...

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