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- Compact and Lightweight 600mm Super Telephoto RF Lens
- Extending/Retracting Locking Lens Barrel Design
- Gapless double-layer Diffractive Optics
- High Image Quality at a fixed f/11 Aperture
- Optical Image Stabilization with up to 5 Stops of Shake Correction
- Lead Screw-type STM enables Smooth Autofocusing
- Control Ring for Direct Setting Changes
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Compact and Lightweight 600mm Super Telephoto RF Lens.The Canon RF600mm F11 IS STM Lens is the perfect tool for wildlife and nature photographers. With a 600mm focal length, this lens provides a far reach that will let you capture distant subjects with ease. The compact design and lighter weight make it more portable than other lenses in this category, so you can take it with you on your travels. The built-in Image Stabilization technology reduces camera shake, making it easier to get sharp, blur-free photos. And the affordable price makes this lens accessible to a wider range of photographers. |
Excellent Portability.The Canon /RF 600mm F11 IS STM is a powerful and compact lens that is perfect for capturing amazing shots on the go. With its retraction design, this lens is incredibly easy to store and carry, making it a great option for photographers who are always on the move. When extended, the lens is locked in place for stability, ensuring that you always get crisp, clear shots. And when you’re done shooting, simply unlock the barrel and retract the lens to easily pack up and move on to your next destination. |
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High Image Quality with Fixed F/11 Aperture.No matter what your photography goals are, the RF600mm lens is an excellent choice to help you achieve them. This is thanks to its use of diffractive optic elements, which reduce chromatic aberration and allow for clear images with minimal color fringing. And because it has a fixed aperture of F11, you can be sure that your images will be detailed and accurate, no matter how far away your subject is. So whether you're shooting landscapes or wildlife, the RF600mm lens is up to the task. |