Canon RF lens RF 14-35mm F4 L IS USM

The "RF14-35mm F4 L IS USM" realizes ultra-wide-angle shooting with a focal length of 14mm, and pursues the highest level of performance in terms of depiction performance, operability, and robustness. Luxury) ”lens.
By adding a wide-angle zoom lens that achieves both high image quality with an open F value of 4 and portability over the entire zoom range to the "RF lens" lineup, the "F4 L IS USM zoom" consists of wide-angle, standard, and telephoto. As a "lens series", we meet the diverse needs of users.
It realizes ultra-wide-angle shooting with a focal length of 14 mm. By widening the focal length by 2 mm compared to the current EF lens, it is possible to express a wider image and shoot with an emphasis on perspective.
By covering the focal length from 14mm to 35mm, it supports various shooting scenes such as landscapes, architecture, snapshots, and portraits.
Achieving both high image quality over the entire zoom range and compactness and light weight Image quality deteriorates due to the optical design of 16 elements in 12 groups, including 2 "UD lenses", 1 "UD aspherical lens", and 2 "glass mold aspherical lenses". The various aberrations that cause this are reduced, and high image quality is achieved from the center to the periphery over the entire zoom range.
In addition, the compact and lightweight design that makes use of the electronic distortion correction on the camera side realizes excellent portability with a total length of about 99.8 mm and a mass of about 540 g.
When the "EOS R5" (released in July 2020) is installed, the camera shake correction mechanism inside the body is coordinated to achieve a 7.0-step camera shake correction effect when shooting still images, which is also high when shooting movies. Demonstrates the image stabilization effect.
In addition, even when the "EOS R" (released in October 2018), which does not have an in-body image stabilization mechanism, is installed, the in-lens optical image stabilization mechanism achieves a 5.5-step image stabilization effect. ..