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Few things you missed and for people to note… 1st make sure the threads are 100% clean of any dirt or debris before you start. ALWAYS add a small amount of grease to the part of the thread you’re working on AND the same section opposite of the bend where the other part of the tool will be. This will help guide the tool and reduce friction. DO NOT turn the tool around the threads as was done in this video! That’s not how this tool is used! This tool is only used in the section you’re working on. Also DO NOT start directly at the center of the bend. The goal is to massage the metal slowly. 1) line up the tool in the thread right BESIDE the part your working on. Ensure the tool in in the threads and loose the tool just enough to turn it slightly into the bent. DO NOT try to force it over the entire bend. 2) once your slightly on the start of the bend, expand the tool slightly. 3) repeat the same steps on the other side of the bend. Keep alternating until you get to the center of the bend. The goal it to slowly work the outside of the bend inwards. You shouldn’t be moving the tool around or touching any other part of the threads. If the bend is very deep, you can use a thick piece of rubber. material between the tool to bend it out to a manageable position then follow the above steps. And remember- if for some reason you cross the threads, it’s an easy fix when it was just in one section. It’s a totally different issue when messed up all the threads.

Why the video title is 25 instead of 24mm

But how can it be turned off? Is there some kind of mechanical lock?

Great video Geoff I have one cuestion, I see that you dont use metal pipes insde the paper roll, ¿this could not damage the paper roll?

Been using this for 4 days now. It is small enough in my pocket that I use it more regularly than my phone camera. And because I love how wide angles give new looks and styles. I'm not a photographer. But it's very easy to use for a dummy like me to use it as a basis every day to show off on social media😁

dang 35k views thats some pretty good money

Beautiful! Thank you Brother <3

Man.. it has been a dream of mine to look for sea wolves in Vancouver island.. Do you know if anyone is doing tours or how to do this?

Amazing video.. but so many options... I have a RF 15-35 2.8, RF 100-500 F4 and was going to get the RF 70-200 2.8 as I am hoping to go on different safaris the next few years but now I wonder if I should get this lens instead as it would cover me from 24-105 and I can use my 100-500 F4 after ( although not at 2.8 ). Any thoughts to help make a decision? I mainly do wildlife photography ( I am fairly new at it obviously )..

Lucy said she misses you and wants you to be her teacher

Excelent.

Geoff, what color savage paper blue is that? Could you by any chance drop a link?

What size seamless roll did you go with

can you share your outdoor lighting set up...

Beautiful work!! Jealous of some of your experiences wow!

I know the water is freezing but can you swim there in the summertime? (although water is still freezing)

wow. JUST WOW. 👏💙

Hi, I saw your TH-cam channel. Your videos are really awesome. I love it. But Some of your video isn’t optimize properly that's why you aren’t get much views on your video. Do you want to correct the problem and grow your channel ?

Wow amazing

In the list there is not the attach of the monitor at the handle

I got chills!!!! 😍

So beautiful!!

Absolutely incredible! Insane footage. Nature is amazing.

What a beautiful sight I don't know what I'd do if I saw that, I probably start crying 😂

Beautiful rwanda it is amazing 💯

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I was thinking of buying one of those but it's a very destructive operation. I'll take to a repair shop instead. Thanks for the video, it saved my lens...

Great video. You made the install look easy to do

Did u made it yourself? Or bought it

Amazing

I loved the video, especially the ending. Keep doing and sharing all of your cool self Geoff 🎉

soviet but not hecking russian.

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Great ideas

Amazing. Thank you.

great video mate, loved the ending :))) would u recommend getting 24-70 f2.8 along with 70-200 f2.8 instead of this lense ? i have the canon r3 and do a lot ofhybrid shooting. the only thing that scares me is the size and weight of the 24-105

I’ve had mine for about a month now primarily on the C70 and love it. Pretty much the perfect focal range and speed for shooting fast paced vérité both for docs and corporate branded content pieces. I also totally agree about the IS being next level. It’s a noticeable improvement from even the existing RF lenses. Yesterday I found myself shooting a 40 minute long interview take with it on an Easy Rig. On playback it looks like it’s locked off on sticks.

love it!

Courage

great video with sample photos and video and love the ending. I mostly shoot photos 99% of the time, i'm considering getting either this lens or the 28-70 f2 but haven't fully decided, have 1 month before i pull the trigger. love vancouver island, haven't been there in ages, i'm from the mainland. love the content, new sub here!

Love it Geoff! The scenery there is stunning! Makes me want to make the same move you did from old abbey.

Can't wait to go back to see more!

Beautiful! So many incredible views in this province.

does it wobble much at 24mm on R5 with IS on?

It's too large and heavy for such a limited range. Not exactly an everyday lens like the old 24-105. I'd have to bring my 100-400 also, no thank you, too heavy no room for snacks and water. Zoom motor would also be nice.

I am using this lens Canon RF 24-105mm f2.8L for my UK Trip, if you are interested may you can have look at my channel th-cam.com/video/6QuqwQ2JjGY/w-d-xo.html

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I can’t wait to use this lens! Mine arrived today. I had the DZO Film 20-55mm 2.8 but it was only good for video. Once I seen the potential the RF 24-105 2.8 had I sold my DZO lens and paid the difference for this lens to shoot both photos & videos on my R5C.

Well done on taking it apart! Keeping track of the parts (if you're not a Canon lens tech with the service manual) involves taking lots of photos &/or video at every step, laying out each disassembled part in order in a known orientation (face up/down, and how rotated), so you can reassemble in reverse order, and using different coloured sharpie pen &/or tape to mark where each screw/component goes where, wherever possible. Also, use Japanese Industrial Standards (JIS) screwdrivers, NOT Philips head, and avoid power tools as they can strip screw heads or threads respectively.