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R5/R6 Focus Bracketing Lens list from Canon Europe
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ppage
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Try it. What I found with the 24-105 EF /f4 IS USM, which is not on the list, was that it worked for closeups (table top shots), but not for landscapes.
I should add that when I used the 24-70 EF /f4 (which IS on the list) for landscapes, the results were no better than when I focus bracketed manually, even though I had more frames to work with. So it was actually a nuisance because having 25 frames to work with instead of 3 or 4 slowed the work in post.
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ppage
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For what it's worth, the Canon EF 24-105 F/4 L is not on the list but it did work when I tried it for some table-top photography and then it did not work for landscape photography, so if a lens isn't on the list it might work in some scenarios but not others.
RDM5546
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My two serious long term macro lens tools (EF100f2.8L and EF 180f3.5L) fortunately are on the list and the list includes only a few EF lenses. Lots RF general photography lenses though.
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TheMaverick1953
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I have just bought a
Canon 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS NANO USM EF-S Zoom Lens
This seems to be the same as one mentioned in the list other than the word nano - is it a different lens - should it work?
Canon 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS NANO USM EF-S Zoom Lens
This seems to be the same as one mentioned in the list other than the word nano - is it a different lens - should it work?
R2D2
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Same lens. It’ll work great. In fact I haven’t run into a lens yet that hasn’t worked, whether on the list or not.
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