The Canon Extender RF for your EOS R, R5, or R6
Channel: More With Wes Photo
Date: 29/08/2020

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Why is the RF extender so exciting?  They function as teleconverters so that you can increase, up to two times, the focal range of your lens.  When you are pursuing bird and wildlife photography opportunities, you are often faced with the obstacles of terrain, or the sensitivity of the wildlife to your presence, and you know that attempting to close the distance between you and your subject on foot, in a car or a plane, can mean losing the very subject you are trying to photograph. These new products can be paired with three new RF series lenses for spectacular results. This video covers compatibility with the RF lenses as well as pro and cons.