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Canon RF 24-240mm F4-6.3 IS USM

It was around this time last year that Canon revealed plans to strengthen its lineup of four lenses that were initially released for the EOS R system by adding six lenses that would arrive over the course of 2019. One of these six was the RF 24-240mm F4-6.3 IS USM – an optically-stabilised10x superzoom that addresses one concern surrounding the system, namely the unavailability of an all-in-one lens.

The benefit of a zoom like the one we're looking at in this review is that it covers most bases for trips away when space might be limited or you want to travel light and take only one lens with you. Wide enough to capture stunning landscapes and long enough to pick out sports or wildlife subjects, it's currently the

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