f_tiger_f wrote:
Hi there,
I am making a decision to buy one of these lenses for the EOS R, RF 70-200 or EF 70-200, and I need some suggestions badly.
I am thinking of getting the EF mount for two reasons, the price and the possibility of adding a 2x teleconverter so that I can have a 140-400, as I read some posts suggesting it's quite impossible for Canon to make an extender for the mirrorless series regarding the short distance between the lens and the sensor.
Though, I do concern about the AF speed and the image sharpness when stacking the EF-EOS R converter and the extender, as well as the weather sealing.
Canon did say that the extender is compatible with the converter but I do not have a chance to test this specific combo in person so I'm hoping I may get some help here.
Thanks, everyone!
I don't like the air pump design of the new RF 70-200 and its far higher price for the same image quality. To me, the EF 70-200 on the EOS R is a better choice. To each their own.
I see you concerned about stacking two adapters between the camera and the lens but I doubt it is an issue. Put the EF to RF adapter on the R and you have an EF mount camera just like putting your lens combo on a 5D. It's just as solid.
Therefore, putting the EF 70-200 with the 2x teleconverter on it wouldn't be a problem. The same as it isn't a problem putting the teleconverter on the EF 100-400 onto the EOS R.
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