EF 70-200mm 4L IS USM für Canon Lens

Pros: Light, sharp, well built, image stabilization, and smooth operation.

Cons: The tripod collar is not included, but is available as an accessory.

The Bottom Line: A great addition to a landscape/wildlife photographer's bag that values light weight, quality equipment which can be transported by foot over many miles.

Review: There is nothing that screams “professional photographer” more than a white or light gray lens hanging off of a Canon SLR body. That is just the surface cosmetics though, as all real photographers know, what makes a true professional grade lens is much ...

Pros: Light
Solid Build
Fast AF
Sharp at any aperture and focal length

Cons: Tripod collar not included

The Bottom Line: Great  mid to tele lens to use in real life usage. Doesn't bog you down like an f/2.8 version of the 70-200. Great value.

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Pros: Solid, compact, fast, sharp, professional grade, nearly silent, silky smooth.

Cons: No tripod collar.

The Bottom Line: This lens simply too sharp and too nifty to pass by. It is also compatible with Canon's EF1.4xII & 2.0xII extenders if you need higher ranges.

Review: I purchased this lens a few months ago from B&H Photo/Video and it has become my "go to" glass for short to medium telephoto shots when I have to have it right. This lens is incredibly sharp and faster than lightning with its constant aperture and third ...

Pros: Good zoom range, relatively light, Sharp, and Image Stabilized

Cons: Too slow for some

The Bottom Line: A great lens made even better with the addition of Image Stabilization!

Review: Canon makes 4 models in the 70-200mm range that all bear the "L" series designation, setting them apart as professional grade equipment. There is often confusion as to which one will best suit the needs of a photographer, and why. There is a large ...

Pros: Image quality, fast focus, image stabilization, It's White!

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: If you can afford it, buy this lens. It is superb in every way.

Review: I bought this lens after trying the same lens at f2.8. In my opinion this is the superior glass. First and foremost,the images that I have shot with this lens at both sides of its range have been spectacular. I have never owned an L series lens ...

Pros: Sharp, looks professional

Cons: Can sometimes get too much attention, aperture not always enough in low light

The Bottom Line: If you are on a budget and want an L series lens. If you have the money, I recommend the F/2.8 IS over this one though.

Review: I purchased this lens as it was, at the time, the only L series lens I could afford. Although many people like the attention that white body has, I personally found it at times an annoyance however. When you are at a kids sports game, it tends to get a ...