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Took the 70-200 out with me on my walk today.

Yeah it's really nice, my first and only native RF lens - not a fan of the rear cap needing to lineup to screw on, major step backwards from EF lens in that regard. But it was the weight was the main factor in me deciding to ditch my version II EF 70-200 as my plans for this year were to head to...

Love the first one @addicknchips I too shot the tulip in the garden, finally using my new RF 70-200mm

Bought the RF 70-200 to save on some weight over my EF version with the idea of traveling for my planned trip to New Zealand in December. Obviously not been able to get out with it yet, but here is a photo I snapped of the garden through the dining room window. The body is the R.

I don't think he is that small, I met him once, I'm 6ft and he wasn't that small next to me.

I have the R and have no reason to change but definitely looking forward to checking it out!

When is it out? Can’t watch the video as I’m at work so forgive me if it tell us in there.

Yeah it wasn’t fantastic. First time attempting at panning too.

Anyone tried any motorsport photography with the R? Any examples? How does the tracking do?

Any recommendations for a L bracket? I have a Manfrotto 293C4 with A0RC2 Ball Head.

I did not know that was a thing! I’ll check it out :)

I've been using Formatt Hitech filters for a few years with their holder (both old and the newer one) as well as their adapter rings. Until recently the widest lens I had was my 24-70 but I now have a 16-35. On my 24-70 I don't notice any vignette but on my 16-35 I do up until 20mm. Is there any...

Are there any third party filters that work with the adapters? Canon's seem so expensive.

My first weekend with the camera. Got to get used to how it handles with settings, buttons and whatnot compared to my 6D. The tilty flippy screen very useful.

I didn’t even check the price of it while at the show. I did however get it from Park Cameras online with an instant £200 off and the standard £250 claim to Canon.