Canon RF 28 - 70mm f/2.0 L - My Thoughts | A Great All-round Lens to Consider! 

Thank you very much for watching as well as for sharing your story and feedback. Really appreciated it. Regarding about stating the f/2.0 part, I am sorry that I understated that fact..(?) I was only sharing my opinion on the lens based on how I use, I wasn’t reviewing it. Also, many of the reasons does circle around the f/2.0 part, such as using it at times instead of my 50mm 1.2, then I also mentioned how having f/2.0 is very versatile since it does allow a lot of light into the lens compare to the 2.8 and many other benefits of having the f/2.0 on of this lens. Furthermore, having f/2.0 is also already self explanatory within the name why it is a benefit I think… 😅 But I am deeply sorry that you find that I didn’t state the benefit enough… that said, I think different users will use the lens differently, therefore different opinions and priorities applies… I was only stating my opinion, I am sorry if I didn’t mention something enough… I thank you very much again for watching as well as sharing your experience/story and feedback. Really appreciated it. I will do my best to improve my future contents… I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting

@@DavidCuhls I didn't mean to imply that you did anything wrong so I apologize if that's what was felt. I read comments of so many people comparing the 28-70 and the 24-70 and thinking the main differences are the weight and cost. And that somehow in their minds, the difference between f2 and f2.8 isn't significant. I also saw comments about how the bokeh isn't significantly different between f2 and f2.8 which shows that they entirely miss the point of having twice the available light. It would be wonderful if other companies came out with a 24-70 with f1.8 but none of them have ever done so, showing how special what Canon was able to achieve with this lens. We're always asking companies to come out with lenses that make our experience better. that make our photos unique.

Thank you so much for watching as well as for the compliment, really appreciated it. ☺️ I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! ☺️☺️

Thank you very much for watching and for the kind words, really appreciated it! ☺️ You actually have quite a solid setup that produces great results. ☺️ It’s just camera and lens skin I got from my local camera store but I bought similar ones on AliExpress since you can find more designs on there and they are quite durable as well. Furthermore, these skins are customisable and are available for so many lenses and cameras from many brands. ☺️ Hope that helps, I thank you very much again for watching and for the kind words. I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting ☺️📸✌🏻

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I don't really think it matters that much if the camera does not have an IBIS system since I do find the weight of the lens (plus the camera) heavy enough to make the setup stable to hold. Furthermore, the F/2.0 is great when shooting in lowlight any way. :-) Hope that helps. I thank you very much for watching, I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! :-)

Haha yeah, I was in Thailand 🇹🇭☺️☺️. I don’t think that it’s the presence of a lens flare that bothers me so much but rather how the flare looks on Sony lenses. I know it’s subjective but Nikon and Canon lenses seems to have a more “natural” and “elegant” lens flares when the lens flare do appear in the images. However, on the Sony side, the lens flares when they do appear, they look more distracting. Of course not as bad as Panasonic lenses but it still looks more annoying than good. There is also too much blue and purple tones in the lens flare of Sony lenses in my liking. The 50mm 1.2 from Sony is a great lens. I love it. But since I mainly use my Sony gear for just RU-vid and maybe sometimes street, there is nothing my Sony 50mm 1.4 can’t do that the 1.2 version can. Of course the 1.2 is sharper but then again, I’m only using my Sony gear mainly for my RU-vid. For personal and professional, I have my canon rf 50mm 1.2 to cover that bit. So yeah… I thank you very much for watching and for sharing as well! I wish you a great time, stay safe and have fun shooting! ☺️☺️📸