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Can I Use The Canon 2x Extender
With My 70-200mm Lens On The Canon R7

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Canon 70-200 Lens on R7<br>Without a teleconverter

Canon 70-200 Lens on R7
Without a teleconverter

"Can I use the 2x extender with my 70-200 on the Canon R7"

Thanks for asking if you can use your Canon 2x extender (Teleconverter) with your 70-200 lens on your Canon R7 camera. The quick answer is yes.

I'm not sure if you have the new RF 70-200mm lens or one of the EF 70-200mm lenses, but both are Canon"L" lenses and have the space for the protrusion of the extender to fit inside the 70-200mm lens barrel without hitting one of the internal lens elements.

Also, I'm not sure if you have the RF extender or an EF extender, so you may need one of the EF-EOS R adapters. See my photo above of my EF 70-200mm f/2.8 lens mounted to my R7 using the EF-EOS R adapter that has the control ring.

Feel free to comment back if you have any follow up questions about your Canon Canon EOS R7.

Thanks,
Bruce

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I think that your answer is fairly confusing. I think that I am right in saying that the RF 2x ex will not work with the RF 70-200.
So the option is to use an EF to RF converter and use the EF 70-200 with an EF2x extender.
My personal opinion when I used the EF 2x with my 100-400 mk2 was that the quality was poor.

Agree, I've done tests with extenders (tele converters) and been disappointed with the results. With today's high resolution cameras, I prefer cropping.

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