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Canon launched the mirrorless full-frame RF-mount with a handful of impressive lenses including the RF 50mm F1.2L as well as the the versatile, fast 28-70mm F2L – a lens we’ve been shooting with a lot. Described by one DPR-staffer as ‘the size and weight of a 25 oz can of [popular-Australian-in-name-only] beer,’ this lens isn’t necessarily compact, but it does seem like an indicator for what’s to come for the RF-mount. Simply put, it seems more suited for a larger, more professional body than the EOS R. Despite some awkwardness using it on the aforementioned, we’re impressed with the results.
See our Canon RF 28-70mm F2L sample gallery
Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)