| Canon EF 200-400mm f/4 IS L |
This is a zoom lens manufactured by Canon and the model was launched 2011.
The lens belongs to the category
telephoto zoom lenses, a telephoto lens where you have the possibility to zoom in and out.
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| Compability, auto focus and focal length |
| This lens is constructed to fit all models of Canon cameras, regardless of camera model or type of sensor. |
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The ability to use auto focus is available for all cameras.
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| The lens has a focal length of 200-400 mm.
Depending on which camera the lens is used, the experienced and perceived focal length will be different. Please visit the list of compatible cameras below, it will provide the equivalent focal length you get on each camera.
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| A positive thing is that this lens has a versitale zoom range, where the difference between 'maximum zoomed out' to 'maximum zoomed in' increases the lens versatility since you as a photographer easily can compose your picture without moving yourself physically. |
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| Lens brightness and image stabilizer |
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The lens brightness and aperture value is f/4.
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The lens is to considered fairly bright.
This will make it so much easier shooting in darker environments where you do not want or can use flash lighting, for example in churches or at different sports venues.
Lenses with good aperture values and longer focal lengths, such as this lens, tend to be popular amongs sports and nature photographers.
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| A feature worth commenting, which is also related to lens brightness, is that the brightness and maximum aperture-value remains constant regardless of focal length used. This makes it easier for you as a photographer. No matter if you are have the focus ring and focal length at 200 mm or at 400 mm the aperture value can be f/4. |
| Inside the lens there is an image stabilizer, which helps to fend off possible movements and tremors. This is very positive and can be of great help in situations and conditions where the light is inadequate and not enough for decent shutter speeds.
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| Filter and Lens Hood |
| If you want to use filters on this lens the slot-in filters (52 mm) would be the ones to use.
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As for the lens hood we at Lensora unfortunately have no facts or information whether a lens hood is included or not. Do you know more? Please contact us.
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| Tripod Mount |
| This lens is equipped with a tripod mount, which makes use of a tripod easier and more stable. |
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| Things to consider before buying |
| Below you will find some summarized points and facts that can be considered as the 'pros and cons' of this lens. These are based entirely on the facts and values that are accessible through the lens specification, so we highly recommend that you also read the reported reviews available (see tab 'Reviews'); this in order to get a more complete view of the lens and its capabilites. Reviewer opinions reflect the lens, its use and its optical performance in a more accurate way, but any way - here a few different points to consider before buying this lens. |
 | Constant maximum aperture value regardless of focal length |
| Has a built-in image stabilizer |
| Long focal length with its 400 mm |
| An impressive focal range |
| Works on all sensor types |
| A tripod mount is included |
| The lens is sealed against dust and moisture |
| Light weight (0 gr) |
| Light weight (0 gr) |
 | The price |
| The lens can be difficult to find in stores |
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