Canon EF 35mm f/ 2 IS USM

Canon EF 35mm f/2 IS USM

35mm fixed focal length lens with four-stop image stabilizer and f/2 maximum aperture, the best choice for shooting in the dark. The ultrasonic AF mechanism works quickly and precisely. The aspherical lens element improves image quality.

Advantages

• Up to four divisions image stabilization
• Fast f/2 maximum aperture
• Ultrasonic AF ensures fast and accurate focusing
• Compact and lightweight design
• Nine-blade aperture ensures smooth rendering of out-of-focus areas
• Cast glass elements ensure clarity
• 0.24m minimum focus distance

Features in detail

Natural wide angle view
The EF 35mm f/2 IS USM has a natural perspective and wider angle of view, making it a good standard alternative to a conventional 50mm optical lens when working with full-frame digital SLRs. When working with EOS cameras with APS-C size sensors, this lens produces a field of view similar to that of a 56mm lens.

Image stabilization when shooting in the dark
You can shoot handheld in the dark with shutter speeds up to four stops longer than normal. Image Stabilizer (IS) technology automatically detects when the photographer switches to panoramic view while following moving subjects and turns off the stabilizer aimed in that direction.

Large f/2 maximum aperture
Photographers can use a shallow depth of field when working with apertures up to f/2. Even in the dark, you can enjoy a sharp image in the viewfinder and use a relatively short shutter speed.

Advanced Autofocus
The annular ultrasonic AF motor ensures fast, near-silent autofocus. You can take over the reins at any time by switching to manual focus control.
Modern optical design
The aspherical lens element produces the highest quality images, while the seven-blade aperture ensures smooth rendering of out-of-focus areas. The EF 35mm f/2 IS USM focuses up to 0.24m, so you can get closer to your subjects.

Compact design
The EF 35mm f/2 IS USM is small enough to always fit in your bag, making it perfect for reportage or street photography.