01-10-2023 03:26 AM - last edited on 01-10-2023 09:46 AM by Danny
The front tube move gently side by side - from the lens was new. I thing it is a production fault.
Can this problem be solved by adjustment or do I need a spare part?
I see another post with the same problem:
A little loose tube: Canon EOS R Talk Forum: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)
RF 24-105 F4L barrel loose? : canon (reddit.com)
01-10-2023 09:31 AM
Greetings,
I've never owned a lens with a loose barrel or ring, but I'm sure its possible. I'd send it to Canon for inspection. If its new, you can exchange at the retailer.
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01-10-2023 10:52 AM
"Can this problem be solved by adjustment or do I need a spare part?"
Don't mess with it either return it or send to to Canon.
01-11-2023 07:43 PM
Every 24-105 I've owned has had some play, as well as 24-70s. They also rattle because of the IS.
Not sure how much play you are experiencing, but they aren't rock solid when extended, and most likely there's nothing wrong .
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