RF Lens 24-105mm f/4L IS USM Lens - Pro-Quality, General-Purpose Zoom Lens for Photography & Video - 5-stops of Image Stabilisation - Nano USM Auto-Focus Motor - Compact & Lightweight Design

I have to admit that I never owned an L lens and have recently upgraded (to R6) from an APS-c crop sensor 12 year old DSLR. The lens itself is amazingly quiet and fast. And I mean Fast with a capital F. The lens is a surprisingly sharp from corner to corner at any given focal length which is something that I personally never seen before. My old nifty fity F1.8 from Canon, Sigma and Tamron lenses always had image quality problems when fully opened which doesn't happen on this RF 24-105mm. The range of the 24-105 focal length is very convenient too as you don't have to get very close to the subject and you also have the option to go relatively wide indoors or when shooting landscape (or architecture). Haven't tried night sky photography yet though, but I think that it will perform great. The compression at the end of the focal length also makes this lens very nice for portraits, or when you simply want to separate your subject from the background - and all this without spending the premium of lets say 24-70mm F2.8, which is just brilliant and I love it! The F4 aperture is no issue for the new mirrorless cameras as they work amazing with high ISO, plus they also support in body image stabilisation, so if needed you can shoot without any issues with low shutter speeds when your subject isn't moving. The built quality is also amazing for a lens that's mostly plastic (high quality) and rubber. When you hold it feels very dense and the weight is well balanced. Personally I think that I won't be needing to upgrade to any other lens for a very very long time :)

This is my first RF lens. I was a bit worried about its quality but I think it’s a brilliant lens. I like the result, constant f4 is a happy medium. Sharp photos, an excellent travel lens in my opinion. It’s quiet, fast and its price won’t break the bank. I’m happy with it so far and would recommend it to anyone.

Brilliant lens, great photo quality.

I have own Canon 60D camera and EF-S lens for years, this time wanted to upgrade to full frame the Canon R6 Mark II, the hardness part was what lens to go for low light photos so I choose the Canon RF 35mm F1.8, STD lens I have never own any L lens in my life so this time I made decision to go with the Canon RF 24-105 F4L IS USM lens one of the best lens I own and wish I did it years a go.

Perfect walk about focal range for full frame EOS R series Canon cameras. Works well on APSc bodies but focal lengths are 1.6x larger. Stays at f4 through out the entire focal range. Bought this to replace the cheaper 24-105mm f4-f7.1 budget version, which though very lightweight and great photo quality for the price just isn't as bright at the telephoto end. This is the L version so be prepared as it's much heavier than the non L 24-105. It's weather sealed, has fluorine coated optics, nano USM so ultra quiet, 5 stop image stabilised, continuous f4 and super sharp. I was careful to buy direct from Amazon so as to guarantee it wasn't a grey import. At the time of purchase Canon's promo discount was applied straight away so that I didn't have to go through applying for the discount via registration etc to then get it many weeks later. Arrived the next day and because of it's value had to give a code to the delivery driver before he would release it, which is quite reassuring.

This is my main lens with my R6 mark ii and it’s a workhorse for day to day use. The form factor and weight is really good and makes it super manageable to carry and throw in a bag. Obviously having the versatility of an f2.8 is always appreciated, in most use cases f4 is more than good enough and this lens produces really nice images and any focal length. This is also a perfect first lend if you’re just getting into the world of Canon full frame

A superb lens for all round work with really good image stabilisation that has allowed me to even hand hold low light shots exposure wise up to 2 seconds long. Very sharp at all apertures. It loses a very minor point for portrait photography, whilst producing good images F4 is not really enough to give the magical bokeh of a F1.4 - 2.8 RF lens but to be fair this was aimed at being a good jack of all trades lens not a specific portrait lens.

Just bought for my Canon EOS R, was after more image stabilisation for quick action shots. Honestly I haven't noticed a massive gain over the EF 24-70mm with no IS, actually the glass of the 24-70 is exceptionally sharp. However, even only 1 or 2 stops gain is helpful for fast photography and the extra lenght up to 105mmm also great for portraits. Reduced flange distance works also very well with DPR for additional sharpness. In all very happy, I'm keeping this lens on the camera most of time now.