Free shipping over £99| Brand | Canon |
| Focal Length Description | 70-300 millimeters |
| Lens Type | Telephoto |
| Compatible Mountings | Canon EF |
| Camera Lens Description | 300 millimetres |
Canon Cameras US EF 70-300 is II USM 70-300mm f/4-5.6 Fixed Zoom Camera Lens, Black (0571C005)
£231.79
About this item
- Versatile Telephoto Zoom: The Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS II USM Lens offers a flexible zoom range, ideal for various subjects from portraits to wildlife, making it a great all-around lens.
- Advanced NANO USM Technology: Combines a fast Ultrasonic Motor (USM) for still photography with a smooth, silent Stepping Motor (STM) for video, delivering quick and precise autofocus for multimedia creators.
- Effective Image Stabilization: The lens features an Image Stabilizer that compensates for up to four stops of camera shake, ensuring sharper handheld shots even at slower shutter speeds.
- Innovative Lens Information Display: A top-facing screen on the lens barrel displays crucial settings like focus distance, focal length, and stabilizer amount for easy and quick reference.
- High-Quality Optics and Bokeh: Incorporates a UD element to minimize chromatic aberrations and a nine-blade diaphragm for beautiful bokeh, enhancing both image clarity and aesthetic appeal.
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Orlando Lesch –
Excellent lens. Razor sharp quality and worth the price!!
Jalyn Champlin –
This lens works GREAT with starter cameras and is very quiet. The lens is sharp (if your in good lighting) and it takes amazing closeups!
Beth Will Sr. –
amazing
Lane Corkery –
I LOVE this lens. I got it when I purchased my Rebel T8i. My 15-year-old Rebel Xsi was just not cutting it for me any more. I can’t believe the difference. This lens focuses SO fast, and when they say it focuses to 4′, they mean it (see photo of my bearded dragon Rayne out enjoying the sunshine today). I took it at 4′, at the full 300 mm. I didn’t edit or touch-up the photo in any way.
Frederik Bayer –
Great telephoto lens. Works beautifully on my Rebel t7. Nice wide scope of field. It is a bit heavy if that is a concern for you.
Frieda Ondricka –
This device captures outstanding images.
Dr. Henriette Beer III –
This is a sharp and stable lens. The IS (image stabilization) is especially impressive. I got a few sharp hand held images at 300mm shot at 1/25th sec. with a higher success rate by 1/80th sec. [Photo of squirrel was 1/80 sec. @ 300mm] This far exceeds the recommended 1/300th sec. for this focal length on a full frame camera.As others have mentioned, this is not an “L” caliber lens from Canon ($1350.00) but a less expensive zoom with a more manageable weight. The new LCD information window is not useful to me as focal length is already printed less than an inch away on the lens body and depth of field may be better determined with the “preview” button or by looking at a test shot. I have not tested the focal responsiveness of the new nano focus feature but I will assume it is on a par with my 18-135 lens with the same engineering. Nano focus is used for continual fast auto focus, especially while shooting video. For stills, the auto focus is fast and responsive. My tests so far have been on my full frame Canon 5D Mk IV and even the corners appear sharp. See the red hibiscus image where the yellow stamin in the corner is sharp.My 300mm f4 L series prime lens is slightly sharper with more contrast but it weighs more, can’t zoom and costs significantly more. This zoom is a fine vacation lens where the weight reduction is greatly appreciated. The IS (rated at 4 stops) means the loss of light from a 5.6 lens can be somewhat compensated with a slower shutter speed (with a stable subject). The lens bokeh (out of focus background blur) is pleasant and useful to isolate the subject (see the image of the dove).All of the attached sample images were hand held. I will further test the lens on a crop sensor Canon 80D and will report any changes here. On a crop sensor camera, this lens becomes a 112mm to 480mm zoom.