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Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L USM

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Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L USM


Specifications

  • Focal Length: 70-200mm
  • Maximum Aperture: f/4
  • Minimum Focusing Distance: 3.9'
  • Angle of View: 34-12°
  • Filter Size: 67mm
  • Length: 6.8"
  • Weight: 1.56 lbs

Lens rental package includes: Front cap, rear cap, UV filter, and lens hood.

Description
With all the optical brilliance of the larger f/2.8 aperture version, the 70-200mm f/4.0L is a telephoto zoom lens with great possibilities for portraiture and travel. All of the features of the bigger lens are present here as well, including ultra-low dispersion glass, internal focus, and of course full-time manual focusing override.

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Specifications

  • Focal Length: 70-200mm
  • Maximum Aperture: f/4
  • Minimum Focusing Distance: 3.9'
  • Angle of View: 34-12°
  • Filter Size: 67mm
  • Length: 6.8"
  • Weight: 1.56 lbs

Lens rental package includes: Front cap, rear cap, UV filter, and lens hood.

Description
With all the optical brilliance of the larger f/2.8 aperture version, the 70-200mm f/4.0L is a telephoto zoom lens with great possibilities for portraiture and travel. All of the features of the bigger lens are present here as well, including ultra-low dispersion glass, internal focus, and of course full-time manual focusing override.

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Roy: I'd rate this lens as OK to Good, depending on light. I'm really glad I rented it, because after using it, I'd never buy it. WIthout IS, this lens is a challenge to use in all but bright light...YMMV. I would fork over the dough for the version with IS or bump up to the 2.8 version. More bucks but worth it.

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Randy: I love this lens. Yes it doesn't have IS. But if you buy the one with IS it's twice as much money. If you are shooting a moving subject, IS is not a help. It's only a help to remove camera shake and not subject movement. It's fairly light lens so I took it hiking in the Sierra with me and got some great shots with it. I also took some night photos using a tripod of course and was very pleased with what I got. This is a bargain L lens and I want to buy it now that I've rented it. This was the first time I've rented from Barrow Lenses and I was very pleased with their service.