Canon объектив 24-240mm f/4-6.3 IS USM RF Mount

I really like the range of the lens. It's going to replace my 24-105 lens. The only thing I highly dislike with the new lens is how you move between manual and auto focus. The new lens requires you to go into the menu to move between manual and auto focus which takes a lot of time. I like the old style where there's a button on the outside of lens to change from auto to manual focus.

I purchased this lens in August of 2024 and wanted to ride it hard before submitting a review. I have used this lens as an all day carry on my R6 MkII, R5 and R3 and it is always in my bag when I travel. I try to treat my equipment well but this lens has been in the field a ton and just performs! The focus system performs well under almost all circumstances but it will be challenged in low light due to the speed of the lens. If this lens was an f2.8 it would be brilliant. The color rendition has been much better then I expect and the lens overall remains sharp across the entire zone range. For a lens at this price point it is a pretty good lens.

Excellent lens but does lose focus occasionally. During a flying duck track, it did lose focus and had a hard time refocusing.

THE ultimate ‘walking around lens.’ Shot this images in St. Augustine, FL. at the Alligator Zoological Park, many images in crop mode on my R5 mki.

I keep this lens on my camera at all times unless I need something specific that’s out of its wheelhouse. Lightroom had an issue with lens correction for a minute with the weird stretch lines but it seems to be fixed now.

This lens is tack sharp, extremely lightweight and a bargain. You can use it for portraits and landscapes.

I find this to be a good walk around lens as it is very adaptable for a wide variety of shots. It is significantly better than my old Canon EFS 18-200 that I used for years as a walk around lens. I've only been using it for a few weeks but am quite pleased with it's functionality so far.

Bought the 24-240mm about 18 months ago. Being a superzoom, I didn't think it would have very good optical quality, but I was surprised! It works great! Looks great! I started to use it on jobs and no complaints. You do have to use the digital correction, without it the files don't look good. I sure wish it was 24-300mm but as it is, it's a (heavy) useful travel zoom! If I lost this lens, I would buy it again. IMHO people who complain about its design are not using it correctly. thanks for listening to my Ted Talk!

Canon desperately needed a superzoom for their mirrorless cameras. I bought this new about 18 months ago. I didn't expect it to be very good, but it actually is! You have to use the digital corrections, files look wonky without it and I would be reluctant to use them without a lot of cropping. I do wish the lens went 24-300mm but OK. Yes the F/stops are slow but nowadays cameras like the R5, and R6 have no trouble focusing. If I lost this lens, I would buy another copy. Now, Canon, can we get some more wide angles?

I've been a Canon shooter forever and I can honestly say this is the lightest most versatile value of a lens I've ever owned. The AE-1 SLR in the example pics is mine from waaaayyyy back in the day (1979) so I'm speaking from a few years of experience. I purchased this lens as a refurb here on the Canon site. Over the years I've purchased plenty of refurbs from Canon to include the magnificent RF 100-500L recently so I can add that shaving another couple hundred off this RF 24-240 makes it a steal. I primarily shoot aviation and sailboat racing so I need lenses with reach that I pair with crop sensor bodies to squeak a little more out of them but this purchase was to top off a full frame R6 body to be that easy to grab backup for group shots, cockpit instrumentation, activities on the boat deck etc. What I can honestly tell you is that depending on what kind of shooter you are this may be the only lens you'll ever need. By now there's plenty of reviews that highlight the insane distortion if you don't use the in camera or lens profile correction in your favorite software but there's also more than enough reviews that point out why behind it and the true miracle of having enough in camera computational power to do the work of all the additional glass necessary to keep the photons straight along with all the weight and size of that glass. I'm thankfully not shooting with the AE-1 anymore so why be concerned whether the lens I lock onto the front of the body has to straighten the light to the specifications required 40 years ago or if it's getting some help from a huge brain behind the sensor. I'm essentially writing this review to tell you that if you're a DSLR or older shooter it is beyond time to move on and enjoy all the RF 'System' glory that's available. The RF lenses, sensor, and brain are a system that has impressed me with the speed and accuracy of the AF all packed into gear that is 30%+ smaller, lighter, and less expensive (relatively) than anything I've ever owned. This RF 24-240 is the pinnacle of the size, weight, cost advantages offered by the RF 'System'. The closest thing I own is the legendary EF 35-350L that is a heavy monster compared to this and it is not as sharp despite being L-series glass (although it's seen a lot of miles since 1993!). Yes I pulled out my RF 24-70L 2.8 for the holiday photos for the added low light benefits but I've included demo photos from the RF 24-240 that are relatively low light and would make me confident using it indoors for family when there wasn't lots of motion and I could take advantage of the remarkable in lens and body stabilization. I've been comfortably handholding shots of still subjects down to 1/8-1/13 sec with this lens in the 100-150mm range so I'm beyond impressed. Will I use the larger heavier L-glass for the high speed aviation and long distance sailing shots, yes, of course. Will I use this lens for everything else everywhere, absolutely! Where this lens will undoubtedly become your reliable friend is when you apply the age old adage that "the camera you use is the camera you carry..." and you will comfortably and conveniently carry this extremely versatile lens routinely. The only thing more comfortable in my kit is pairing an R7 with the featherweight RF 50 1.8 but where are those nearly 200 other millimeters when you need them? Thank you Canon for developing a lens/'System' that is this lightweight, small, capable, and smart enough to straighten out all those barreled and pincushioned photons!