FS: Canon 24-105 L IS V1 "UB" Mint

I bought this from another member for the sole purpose of video on the 5D4 and now want to move to the lighter and more silent STM version.

UB Date Code
Item comes with lens, caps hood and leather case only.
9/10 Body
10/10 Glass
9/10 Hood

This is a really good copy but I'm a prime shooter and just need a dedicated video lens so it makes sense.

$450 PP & Shipped

200f2 for product photography....How far back were you? lol Great end result though. Glws

ma11rats wrote in post #18348129
200f2 for product photography....How far back were you? lol Great end result though. Glws

buried at MFD around 6-7 feet. I only used it because the 5D4 pretty much stays glued to that lens during baseball season and I'm lazy to swap lenses right now... or had been the past few weeks.

How observant you are lol

Great price on the lens.. Most disrespected Canon lens.. I never thought to check the exif data *LOL*


GLWS

scorpio_e wrote in post #18348265
Great price on the lens.. Most disrespected Canon lens.. I never thought to check the exif data *LOL*


GLWS

I'm guilty of that alot.

I love my 24-105...This post is a great sales pitch for the 200 F2

squashed wrote in post #18349329
I love my 24-105...This post is a great sales pitch for the 200 F2

"Maybe" that is coming too

Bump... Lets get this thing sold.

Talley, you'll love the 24-105 STM. At the wide end, it is a tad faster, with a tad less distortion. Nice features: sharper (and slower) at the long end, 3 to 4 stop IS, and quick AF. It is in a different league than my 18-55 and 50 STMs. Oh, and no vignetting if you shoot it on a crop body. I use mine for video with the 80D.

BTW, good price on your f/4L. GLWS.

Bassat wrote in post #18379469
Talley, you'll love the 24-105 STM. At the wide end, it is a tad faster, with a tad less distortion. Nice features: sharper (and slower) at the long end, 3 to 4 stop IS, and quick AF. It is in a different league than my 18-55 and 50 STMs. Oh, and no vignetting if you shoot it on a crop body. I use mine for video with the 80D.

BTW, good price on your f/4L. GLWS.

STM out... moving to the 24-70A

Talley wrote in post #18379481
STM out... moving to the 24-70A

Well, good luck selling the f/4L anyway. I'll stick with my STM. I just don't understand the appeal of huge, heavy, (relatively) slow lenses. You already have 24A, 35A, 50A, 85A, right? Why do you want a big, heavy, expensive, slow zoom?

Bassat wrote in post #18379487
Well, good luck selling the f/4L anyway. I'll stick with my STM. I just don't understand the appeal of huge, heavy, (relatively) slow lenses. You already have 24A, 35A, 50A, 85A, right? Why do you want a big, heavy, expensive, slow zoom?

24/35 = 47oz while 24-70A is 36oz. I'll save 11oz of weight and gain a better all in one. Looking back yes I do use the 24A and 35A alot but collectively those two lenses combine still do not match how much I used the Tamron 24-70VC. So I'm kinda getting analytical and doing bag swaps now and my overall desire of a smaller more complete kit.

Talley wrote in post #18379548
24/35 = 47oz while 24-70A is 36oz. I'll save 11oz of weight and gain a better all in one. Looking back yes I do use the 24A and 35A alot but collectively those two lenses combine still do not match how much I used the Tamron 24-70VC. So I'm kinda getting analytical and doing bag swaps now and my overall desire of a smaller more complete kit.

When you head back to all zooms, keep me in mind when you put the 85A up for sale.

Still available.

Bump... Lower Price