Using the Canon RF 24-105 f4-7.1 on the Canon R50
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- The Canon RF 24-105 f4-7.1 is a full frame lens for R cameras that works very well on the R50 and likely other Canon APS-C sensor cameras. It is often a bargain because it is sometimes sold as a kit lens. Watch this video to learn more.
Christopher Frost's review of this lens • Canon RF 24-105mm f/4-...
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Thanks. Hopefully we both have quite a few years to go :)
@@uncunvenchunalwisdom I heard that! :)
I love you! Saying DON'T like or subscribe?! Finally a man of taste! Ironically because of this I'm doing both lol cheers!
I don't know what to say...Thanks!
This is the setup I was looking to go for, so thank you for sharing :)
Glad I could help!
I have the same setup on my Canon R50 with the Rf 24-145mm lens and I’m thrilled with the quality of my photos.🎉🎉🎉
Great to hear!
Thank you for your review, I'm starting out in photography and it helped me a lot
Happy to help!
Thanks for the video! I just bought the very same setup. Refurbished R50 with kit 18-45mm lens, $449.00! Then found the Canon refurbished 24-105mm lens for $219.00. I had been looking at the 18-150mm lens also but couldn't pass on the 24-105 (38-168). My next lens will be the 10-18mm as well. Thank you for spending your time to be helpful and paying it forward.
That is an amazing kit for the price. Congrats and enjoy!
@@chuckaluck5999 Canon refurbished. I paid a total of $234.00 3/22/24, but I see now it is listed at $319.00. I have also noticed big price differences on the Canon Refurbished site for the same item. It pays to watch for a couple of days.All carry a 'new' warranty.
Thank you! For less than $200 this lens is certainly hard to beat. At full price though, maybe the RF-S 18-150mm F3.5-6.3 IS STM (even though it cost 25% more) is a better choice since the effective focal range, 28.8-240mm, is arguably more versatile?
I haven't tested the 18-150, so I can't make a direct comparison. For me, the most important lens for the R50 is the 10-18 that came out recently. For some, that lens, combined with the kit lens, will meet their needs. I don't have a problem jumping from 18 to 24mm and I don't really need a lens longer than 105, so this combo works for me. I looked on EBAY and found that it is quite easy to buy the 24-105 for under $300 without even bidding at auction. I suspect lots of owners of other R cameras sell this lens when they are buying L lenses. I wish I could give you a clear cut answer.
The 18-150 is a much better choice. They are plentiful and can be found for around $300 on the second hand market. The 18-150 is better in every way. Smaller, lighter, better image quality, brighter aperture, and a much wider zoom range.
@@DJ.1001Circling back as I recently came across Christopher Frost’s video that compares the RF 24-105mm f/4 L to the RF-S 18-150mm kit lens - czcams.com/video/sxDr67weTGQ/video.htmlsi=MKDXCCdG_da3ZPys. I believe it reinforces on what we agreed to.
@@DJ.1001where’d for find it for that price? I’m having a hard time getting a solid deal compared to the 24-105. Thanks
Thank you
Just picked this up on FB marketplace for 200, looks brand new!
This renders the 24-50 that came with my R8 useless so I’m gonna sell it to recoup the money
I hope it works for you on your R8 full frame. Are you shooting raw or JPEG?
Also curious what your setup was to shoot this (cam/lens/settings) and what you're doing in regards to editing/color grading info as well please
I shot that on a Canon M6 Mark II and likely used a Vivid choice in camera. I shot it at 4k 30 fps MP4. I did not do any color grading in post. Newer videos are shot with a Lumix GH6 without post processing as well.
Thank you for sharing with us 🙏🏼
My Canon RP 24-105 is coming tomorrow... I ll sleep better tonight knowing that the kit lens is not bad at all 😊
Btw what cage do you have around your camera ?
//Paulo
For the R50 Neewer Cage
www.amazon.com/NEEWER-Compatible-Aluminum-Threads-Gimbals/dp/B0CDBP9JXV/ref=sr_1_4?crid=2GV3PMSATV0DF&keywords=cage+r50&qid=1704645477&sprefix=cage+r50%2Caps%2C196&sr=8-4&ufe=app_do%3Aamzn1.fos.18ed3cb5-28d5-4975-8bc7-93deae8f9840
I think it is better than the Small Rig. You may want to watch my video "Is the Canon R50 too small?"
Dont Worry about giving a like or Subscribing I am just doing this for fun. Reason enough to subscribe lol
I have been sick and traveling for the last couple of months. I hope to create some new videos starting this week. Regards, JB
Same for me!
You should take your camera and get a plane ticket to the Philippines for a few months and make some videos of your awesome adventures. I promise you wont be disappointed.
I never really thought of going to the Philippines.
@@uncunvenchunalwisdom As I was looking at your tools that you were shooting I thought if you like static subjects like I also enjoy shooting, I really enjoyed shooting my adventures in the Philippines where most people speak english and compared to static subjects the phillipines is full of unexpected opportunities and many people there love to have foreigners take pictures of them and they are excited to be a part of your adventure.
As being an older gentleman like myself I can say you will feel 30 years younger as they do not look at older folks the same way as they do here. they usually have a high level of respect for the older folks like us. I would not hesitate to recommend if you can afford the round trip plane ticket 3k and between $15 to $35 per night average for a descent hotel in most cities and $4 to $6 per meal in any fast food or a descent restaraunt and much cheaper if your willing to risk the dozens of street food vendors remember do not drink ice in your cola and only drink bottled water.
If you have a wife then the plane and food expense will be doubled. If you do not have one then most likely you will meet some very fine single women some single mothers, some widows and some who have never been married.
It would be a lot better if you know someone who has a family there or an American who already lives or is visiting there to help guide and advise you at least for the first week. There are many Islands there and I have visited many of them. Luzon is the main island where Manila is located. Baguio city is about 4 hrs north and have quite cool temperatures and is more expensive to visit because of being a more tourist oriented city. Mindanao is nice but used to be in the red zone. I spent most of my time there with no problems at all. Davao is the most tourist friendly and safe because their wonderful former president is from there, that is if Mindanao will be a place to visit.
Many foreigners visit Dumaguete on the island of Negros just below the island if Cebu. there is a very laid back island named Sigijour close to Dumaguete and I rented a very modest room for 550 peso per night and rented an automatic scooter for only 350 peso per day and is a nice safe place to ride with little traffic for 1 night and 2 days. I met a quite lovely lady from France who had been traveling alone for 53 days when we met and we went to a nice waterfall and beach resort who rented modern tent cabins for 1500 pesos per night although I did not stay there.
I suggest going for no less than 8 weeks or longer if your going to visit more than one or two islands and flights between island average between 5 and 7,000 pesos one way. most taxis will be between 2 to 300 pesos and tricycles around 50 pesos each way. 50 or more pesos exchange for 1 dollar.
If you or anyone who reading this comment would like to consider the Philippines I suggest finding a few youtube videos from people your age to get a feel of the place first. also a lady named filipina pea has some good info but its geared more toward foreign single guys.
Good luck and thanks for your informative videos.
This man is giving you his opinion about a canon lens, what has to do with your suggestion? 😮😮😮
@ntis5959 The fact that you have zero content on your account makes your question seem a little less relevant. I watched all of his videos and my suggestion was given on this video because it was the last one posted. “Travel and photography have always been intertwined. I think we have such a brief amount of time in this world that I can’t think of a better use of it than to travel, to photograph the world, to experience life in different places. To me, there’s nothing more important than that.” ~ Steve McCurry