
Canon
Canon 6263C002 RF200-800mm F6.3-9 IS USM Telephoto Zoom
Canon's first AF super-telephoto zoom reaching 800mm, built compact and light enough for handheld wildlife and sports shooting.
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Overview
Key Features
World’s first AF super-telephoto zoom lens with telephoto end of 800mm1.
Powerful telephoto capabilities, with zoom range from 200mm through 800mm.
Compatible with Extender RF1.4x and Extender RF2x, at all focal lengths.
Lightweight and compact design for a super-telephoto 4x zoom lens with an 800mm telephoto end — allows for comfortable handheld shooting and excellent mobility.
Optimized optical design takes advantage of the RF mount to maintain high image quality through the zoom range in a compact super-telephoto zoom lens.
Specifications
Brand
Canon
Model
6263C002
Lens Type
Super-Telephoto Zoom
Focal Length Range
200–800mm
Maximum Aperture
f/6.3 (200mm) – f/9 (800mm)
Image Stabilization
Up to 5.5 stops of shake correction
Mount
Canon RF
Autofocus
USM (Ultrasonic Motor)
Extender Compatibility
RF 1.4x and RF 2x at all focal lengths
Zoom Ratio
4x
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the RF200-800mm compatible with Canon's RF teleconverters?
Yes, it is compatible with both the Extender RF1.4x and Extender RF2x at all focal lengths, extending the reach up to 1120mm or 1600mm respectively.
What camera mount does this lens use?
It uses the Canon RF mount, designed for Canon's EOS R mirrorless camera system. It is not natively compatible with EF-mount DSLRs.
How effective is the image stabilization on this lens?
The built-in optical Image Stabilizer provides up to 5.5 stops of shake correction, which is critical for maintaining sharp images at long focal lengths during handheld shooting.
What is the maximum aperture range of this lens?
The maximum aperture is f/6.3 at 200mm and narrows to f/9 at 800mm. The narrower aperture at the telephoto end means it performs best in good lighting conditions.
Can this lens be used handheld or does it require a tripod?
It is designed to be lightweight and compact enough for comfortable handheld shooting, though a monopod or tripod can help during extended sessions at the longest focal lengths.