You can also use this lens with peace of mind if you want to take backlit shots that include the sun in the frame. EOS 5D Mark III/ EF24-70mm f/2.8L II USM/ FL: 24mm/ Manual exposure (f/8, 1/2 sec)/ ISO 100/ WB: Daylight. This shot of a maple tree with autumn leaves was taken in light rain. While I was shooting, the rain suddenly became heavy Version II is about 0.2 brighter than version I. Generally speaking, version II has slightly better border and corner sharpness than the previous version but nothing to write home about. Version II seems to be slightly worse than version I at 24mm. They are about the same at intermediate FLs (50mm to 70mm).
Value For Money. Currently, this lens is available for around £405, which seems quite reasonable. Canon's 24-105mm f/4L IS USM is the closest equivalent, costing £640, which has a constant f/4

The Sigma has less vignetting. Looking at the specs and measurements, the Canon RF 50mm F1.2 L USM Lens vs. Sigma 50mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art Lens comparison shows these two lenses being rather similar. The Sigma is slightly lighter and smaller, but not weather sealed. The Canon has one additional aperture blade, 10 vs. 9.

I highly recommend the Canon 24-105 F4 IS L to anyone wanting a flexible lens for all round general shooting. The 24-70 2.8 is slightly better in terms of low light ability, but taking into account the longer zoom and the Image Stabilizer that the 24-105 brings to the table I think it’s a better choice, especially if you have a fast 50mm for
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Top quality build and optics. Good (but not perfect) range on a crop camera. You will be missing ultra-wide (24mm is like 35 mm on a full frame camera) and f/4 is not ultra-fast. Personally I shoot with primes, nothing slower than f/2.8, but I often use them at f/4 or more stepped down.

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