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

Another concert shot with the RF 24-240.

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Had a chance to play with it a little today...


Downtown Snohomish

Photo from LoneRider's gallery.
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Photo from LoneRider's gallery.
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Does anyone see a heart? Maybe a stretch. If so it may be nature's way of saying Happy Valentine's Day.

Shot with RF 24-240 and 6-stop.

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Another shot from last November with the RF 24-240, 6-stop and CPL.

Photo from C Scott IV's gallery.

I must have a thing for knees! Foggy day on Big Cypress Bayou after the flood waters receded.

Shot with the RF 24-240.

Photo from C Scott IV's gallery.

C Scott IV wrote in post #18938862
Scott Kelby: Field Report: Canon's New 24-240mm Lens for Mirrorless (and who definitely should not buy it!)

https://www.youtube.co​m/watch?v=_g8I9wRZrb8

In the video, he speaks a lot about correction in post processing but comments on the video mention that the corrections can be done in camera? Is that something in both the R and RP?

duckster wrote in post #19056454
In the video, he speaks a lot about correction in post processing but comments on the video mention that the corrections can be done in camera? Is that something in both the R and RP?

I don't have any experience with the RP but assume it acts the same as the R.

The JPG files straight out of camera are automatically corrected in camera. Lightroom, DPP and probably most other software have lens profiles that can be applied to RAW files. I have no complaints with the Lr lens profile. There may be times you'd rather not use the profile and do it yourself.

In short, it is a non-issue.

Fall day at Caddo Lake State Park

Shot with RF 24-240

Photo from C Scott IV's gallery.

Hello I am new on this forum. I live in the Netherlands, have been photographing for 14 years. Bought a Canon RP camera in March this year together with the RF 24-105mm L and the RF 35mm macro. Missed the long reach and decided to buy the RF 24-240mm, as a result of all the nice photo's you all posted here. Yesterday I have spent some time to explore the capabilities of the 24-240mm at the long end, 240mm.

Kaatje115 wrote in post #19082224
Hello I am new on this forum. I live in the Netherlands, have been photographing for 14 years. Bought a Canon RP camera in March this year together with the RF 24-105mm L and the RF 35mm macro. Missed the long reach and decided to buy the RF 24-240mm, as a result of all the nice photo's you all posted here. Yesterday I have spent some time to explore the capabilities of the 24-240mm at the long end, 240mm.

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It has a nice range and does it well for the price.

Big Cypress Bayou

Shot with the RF 24-240

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Lake O' the Pines in the fall.

Shot with the RF 24-240

Photo from C Scott IV's gallery.

Tried my hand at selfie landscapes today. It might have been better with an empty bench!

Shot with the RF 24-240. I focused 1/3 into the frame but needed a bit more DoF. Don't blame the lens.

Photo from C Scott IV's gallery.

An opportunistic plant growing out of a Cypress knee.

Shot with the RF 24-240

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A Bald Cypress tree gave me the finger! Maybe it doesn't like this lens?

Shot with the RF 24-240.

Photo from C Scott IV's gallery.