The lens features a hybrid autofocus system combining a rear Voice Coil Motor (VCM) and Nano USM, delivering exceptionally fast, precise and nearly silent operation. This design is ideal for both video and still photography, while the dedicated manual iris ring, AF/MF switch and programmable Custom Function button provide quick, precise control.
The Canon RF 24mm f/1.4 L VCM is a hybrid wide-angle L-series lens for full-frame RF-mount systems. Ideal for photography and video, it delivers outstanding low-light performance, quiet autofocus, advanced anti-reflective coatings, and durability in harsh weather conditions.
VCM & Nano USM Hybrid Autofocus
The lens features a hybrid autofocus system combining a rear Voice Coil Motor (VCM) and Nano USM, delivering exceptionally fast, precise and nearly silent operation. This design is ideal for both video and still photography, while the dedicated manual iris ring, AF/MF switch and programmable Custom Function button provide quick, precise control.
Advanced Optical Design & L-Series Durability
The optical construction consists of 15 elements in 11 groups, including 2 Ultra-Low Dispersion (UD) elements and 1 aspherical element to eliminate chromatic aberrations. In addition, the specialized ASC, SSC, SWC and Fluorine coatings prevent flare and ghosting. As a member of the L series, it features a weather-resistant construction that protects against dust and moisture, a minimum focusing distance of 24cm (9.4"), and a rear filter holder.
Dimensions
- Lens Type
- Fixed Focal Length
- Sensor Type
- Full Frame
- Maximum Aperture (f)
- 1.4
- Minimum Aperture (f)
- 16
- Filter Diameter
- 67 mm
- Focal Length
- 24 mm
- Weight
- 515 gr
- Mount
- Canon RF
- Colour
- Black
Features & Functions
- Image Stabilization
- No
- Autofocus (AF)
- Yes
- 3D
- No
Usage
- Device Group
- Portrait Photography
Important information
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