- Compatible with most Canon EOS Mirrorless cameras
For use with your existing Canon mirrorless camera. - Telephoto lens provides detailed photos from a distance
Magnify distant subjects and isolate a small field of view for vivid close-up shots. - 600mm focal length for intense magnification
Ideal for wildlife photography and any photoshoot that prevents you from getting up close to your subject. - f/11 aperture
Capture the beauty of landscape scenes that present a level depth of field to showcase the whole image as sharp as possible. - Optical Image Stabilization with up to 5 Stops* of Shake Correction
Steady & clear images aren’t always easy to come by, especially when shooting with a super-telephoto lens, but with the powerful image stabilization function in the RF600mm, you can feel far more confident it won’t be an issue. - Accommodates 82mm filters
- ^ May lose AF functionality.
- * Based on CIPA (Camera & Imaging Products Association) standards. Testing performed using the EOS R camera.
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Canon – RF600mm F11 IS STM Telephoto Lens for EOS R-Series Cameras – Black
$384.00 Save:$215.00(36%)
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Additional information
| Maximum Aperture | f/11 |
|---|---|
| Color Category | Black |
| Manufacturer's Warranty - Labor | 1 Year |
| Minimum Aperture | f/11 |
| Lens Series | Canon RF |
| Product Name | RF600mm F11 IS STM Telephoto Lens for EOS R-Series Cameras |
| Color | Black |
| Brand | Canon |
| Model Number | 3986C002 |
| Maximum Focal Length | 600 millimeters |
| Lens Mount Compatibility | Canon RF |
| Lens Type | Telephoto Prime |
| Filter Diameter | 82 millimeters |
| Minimum Focal Length | 600 millimeters |
| Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts | 1 Year |
| Brand Compatibility | Canon |
| UPC | 013803327922 |
Reviews (19)
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bobmi14 –
Wow, what a pleasant surprise so far. I purchased this lens for my recently acquired EOS R camera. My other Canon telephoto lens is an excellent EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6L IS, which is awesome but a little too short sometimes. So I got very excited when this 600mm lens was announced at reasonable price (unlike other RF mount lenses) but I was also very skeptical since it was an unusual f11 design. I received it yesterday and decided to try it out right away at the local zoo. My expectations were very low due poor lighting conditions (cloudy with some showers). Knowing that it was fixed f11 I expected that I would have to bump ISO pretty high to get decent shutter speed and that would result in poor image quality. What I got was excellent images with shutter speed that averaged between 1/600 -1/800s and ISO between 1000-12800 (yes hippo picture is at 12800 ISO!). My other Canon DSLR camera is 10 years old and with that camera I was always careful not to go over 3200 ISO but with modern full frame camera (especially in good lighting conditions) you can go much higher, and I have EOS R which has noisier sensor than newer RP, R5 and R6.
What I like:
– compact design (about the size and weight of my 70-300L)
– super sharp (just like a L lens)
– fast and silent autofocus and superb IS
– 600mm (when needed I can enable in camera 1.6x crop to get to 960mm)
– great color and contrast just like a good Canon lens
– very good build quality, everything feels very tight
– black finish with titanium details goes very well with EOS R
What I’d change:
– most people will complain about f11 aperture, but let’s be realistic, if this was a faster 600mm it would cost a lot more and be a lot bigger, also with faster super telefoto your depth-of-field shrinks so rapidly that you can only get one eye of the animal in focus, while at f11 you can often get a lot more in focus. The downside in that at f11 it is harder to get nice bokeh. You need to get close to your subject and have a good distance between subject and background, but it can be done.
– lens is very compact for 600mm when it is collapsed, but in order to be used it needs to be unlocked, expanded and locked, this can potentially lead to lost photo opportunities so I’d recommend to keep it extended which does not make it so compact anymore
– I noticed that available focusing area in my EOS R is smaller than with other lenses I own, this is due to f11 aperture and it would become even smaller when extender is added. This might be an issue when you’re tracking moving subject that travels outside that focus box. Maybe newer cameras have expanded autofocus capabilities, time will show if this be a problem for me.
I added few pictures from yesterday’s zoo visit.
I hope this will help potential future owners of this lens, so far I’m pleased with mine.
Regina –
Bought lens. Did not fit my canon camera. Had to return. Returned via mail because I live over 100 miles from nearest store. Returned in original package. Original box but still had to pay restocking fee. Never used. Best Buy gonna make money one way or the other. I will not be buying from them again.
RonR –
My first super telephoto lens and the price compared to the options makes me glad that I have an EOS R. A 600mm for 1/10 the price or less, yes thank you! Yes it’s an f11, so you need to know when/where this can be used.
Ranchonodinero –
If you’ve never owned a super-telephoto, this is the lens. I shopped other lenses, but I was budget constrained. I read the reviews about this lens and went ahead and purchased the lens and the hood. I also liked this lens because it was very compact when not in use-it is also light enough to handhold. Sure, it’s not as fast as other lenses, but you will find with the ISO settings that the lens is more than capable. Shooting video with it is very nice too.
RayX –
I had a lot of fun with this lense. It is very cheap and light so I can take it almost everywhere in my 5L camera bag.
CanonEOSR –
I’m very happy with the quality of this lens. I was a little concerned about the quality of photos shot with a 600 mm f/11 lens and especially if I used it without a tripod. I’ve been able to shoot pictures that are sharp as my other Canon lenses although the depth of field is more limited with this lens.
Bigyou –
Easy to use light weight great price using canon eos rp new to photography
Piper –
Very happy with this purchase. Lightweight and images are sharp. No complaints! Great for long hikes and backpacking where weight is important.
JJimages –
For the price, it is a great lens for distant subjects. IS works well! Fix f/11 is good, but for low light subjects will suffer.
Woods –
Good condition and amazing lens! I’ve already use this thing a bunch!
DBadger –
I was unsure of the quality, due to the low price, but what a surprise. This lense is incredibly light weight, and quick to shoot even without a tripod. If you’re not shooting in extreem weather this lense vastly outperforms the L series, considering its 90% less expensive.
Yana –
I just love the distance of this lens, and it shoots very clearly as well.
I only dislike that it has to be locked to be used(like a prime lens, vs a lens you could zoom in and out). Image stabilization is a plus.
Sean –
Great for daytime photography of animals! Excellent bokah and interesting design.
Rita –
This lens did not fit our Camera, we have to take it back.
Photo –
Was not what I needed. put in search and this item came up so I ordered it.
Ikaika –
Great for distance shooting. Fast, reliable and light weight.
Only downside is it is a true f/11 you are stuck at f/11 and 600mm but for wildlife and sports (outdoors) this is a great lens on a budget.
Rere48209 –
Heavy but worth it. Pictures look amazing and very clear.
Unknown –
This lens didnt fit on my canon eos t7 , was told it would fit my camera and it didnt so i had to return it
SpringTime –
Bought this lens for my wife. Knowing its limitations it has worked very well when used in bright light (sunny days). We don’t go out on cloudy days so it’s a win win for us. We use it for birding photography. It’s light weight and collapes into a very compact lens for storage.