Maximum Outer Diameter x Length: Approx.Dust / Weather Resistant Construction: None.Distance Scale: Yes (after One-Shot AF after Servo AF with compatible EOS R-series cameras) Distance scale available in EVF or Live View LCD screen of compatible EOS R-series cameras.MF/Control Ring Switch: Provided on lens barrel.AF/MF Switch: None – focus mode selected in camera menu.No physical limit to ring rotational angle.Control Ring: Dual-function Manual focus ring / Control Ring (selected with switch on lens), No clicks when set to Control Ring function: Manual Focus Ring.

Dual Pixel CMOS AF Coverage (Horizontal x Vertical):.Full-time Manual Focusing: Yes (after One-Shot AF after Servo AF with compatible EOS R-series cameras).Focusing Drive System: Canon STM (Stepping motor gear-type).Image Stabilization: None (with EOS R5 in-body stabilization – 5.5 stops correction).Lens Coating: Canon SSC (Super Spectra Coating).Special Elements: (One) Aspherical element.Lens Construction: 9 elements in 7 groups.Field of View, at Minimum Focus Distance: Approx.Compatible Cameras: Canon EOS R-series, including full-frame.Maximum and Minimum Aperture: F2.8 – F22.Canon RF 16mm f2.8 Tech SpecsĬanon USA lists the following specifications for the RF 16mm f2.8 STM: Outside of that, the biggest headliners here are that it’s small and affordable. Canon doesn’t even have a similar EF mount option on their current list of lenses, just the $2,099 EF 14mm f2.8L IS USM. This lens is the first ultra-wide prime to launch for the RF mount. I used the Canon RF 16mm f2.8 STM with both the EOS R3 and the EOS R6. Smudgy image quality at the edges, in both RAW and JPEG.Significant vignetting, barrel distortion, and chromatic aberration on RAW files.

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