Canon EF 70-200mm F2.8 L IS II USM Zoom

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Canon EF 70-200mm F2.8 L IS II USM Zoom
Canon's EF series is one of the most popular among professional photographers. The new and improved EF 70-200mm F2.8 L IS II USM Zoom increases the speed, performance and optical quality of its previous generation while maintaining all the characteristics that have made it the favourite lens of both professionals and advanced amateurs. The lens comes with a fixed aperture of f/2.8 which allows you to take pictures even in challenging light conditions. It features an improved image stabiliser that provides up to 4 stops of correction at all focal lengths. To reduce chromatic aberration, the EF 70-200mm F2.8 L IS II USM Zoom also features one fluorite and five UD elements. A carrying case and a protective hood are included.
Specifications:
Viewing angle:
Horizontal: 29° - 10°
Vertical: 19° 30' - 7°
Diagonal: 34° - 12°
Lens construction (elements/groups):
23/19
Number of aperture blades:
8
Minimum aperture:
32
Minimum focusing distance:
1.2 m
Maximum magnification:
0.21 x (at 200 m)
Filter diameter (mm):
77 mm
Max. diameter x length:
88.8 x 199 mm
Weight:
1490 g
Soft Case:
LZ1326
Hood:
ET-87
Image Stabilization:
4-Step
AF actuator:
USM motor
Manual focus available
Additional parameters and functions:
Resistant to dust and moisture
Fluorite and UD elements
Soft case: LZ1326 Compatible with teleconverters EF1.4x II and II EF2x
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Canon was founded in 1933. Its original title translated to "portable laboratory optics". The Japanese company has been headquartered in Tokyo since its inception. Canon is particularly associated with the production of digital cameras and accessories, where they remain the leading innovator and producer of imaging solutions. Aside from digital cameras, the company also operates in the production of office equipment, particularly copiers or printers.
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