Samples: Canon EF24-70mm f/4L IS USM

addy landzaat wrote: All Canon lenses are reported as DT and SAM. It really is a nice lens. I do not feel the need for a native mount lens.

I bought this lens earlier on in the year and apart from trying it on an EOS 60d and a EOS 5d ( classic) to check it was working O.K , I've only been using it on film .

After getting the a7Riv I had to replace the Commlite adapter I had with the MC-11 as it didn't support PDAF .
I also have the Sony Zeiss 24-70mm f/4 lens , and the Canon is a far superior lens in all aspects .
I'm quite happy with the ergonomics of this lens on the a7Riv , compared to the Sony , which isn't an especially small lens itself . So might as well stick with the quality .

I'll probably sell on the Sony .
If I want a smaller compact zoom lens , I've also picked up the Sony 28-60mm .

A few from around Dunham Massey .
Taken with an a7Riv and Sigma MC-11 .
The lens is reported as a DT 24-70mm F4 SAM , though it is the Canon 24-70mm f/4 L .

1 , f/8 , SS 1/60" , ISO 160 , FL 47mm

Dunham Massey by Neil , on Flickr

2 , f/8 SS 1/90" , ISO 100 , FL 29mm

The old cottages by Neil , on Flickr

I really like this lens.


Sony A6000 | Canon 24-70/4L IS | 39mm | f/9 | 1/320s | 100iso


Sony A6000 | Canon 24-70/4L IS | 44mm | f/4 | 1/1250s | 100iso


Sony A6000 | Canon 24-70/4L IS | 70mm | f/4 | 1/1000s | 100iso

And one in the macro range of this lens:

Sony A6000 | Canon 24-70/4L IS | Macro 80mm | f/8 | 1/200s | 100iso