Canon EF 70-300mm f / 4-5.6L IS USM

Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6L IS USM

A compact and robust lens from Canon's prestigious L series, the EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6L IS USM offers a wide zoom range and impressive image quality.

Advantages

• A high-performance telephoto zoom lens
• Canon's prestigious L-series lens
• 4-stop image stabilizer
• Two UD elements
• Almost completely dust and water resistant
• 8-blade annular diaphragm
• Quiet and fast autofocus motor
• Can be used with a tripod

Features in detail

A high-performance telephoto zoom lens With a focal length of 70-300mm, the EF 70-300mm f4-5.6L IS USM is a compact and versatile telephoto zoom lens that delivers exceptional image quality. Perfect for wildlife and sports photographers, as well as photojournalists and portrait photographers.

L-series quality L-series lenses are Canon's top professional lenses, featuring the most precise EF optics. The L-series lens offers exceptional performance and ease of use, and is resistant to dust and moisture.

4-stop image stabilizer A four-stop optical Image Stabilizer is designed to match the actual focal length of this lens, eliminating image blur that can occur when holding the camera in your hand or using slow shutter speeds. Auto Rotation Detection lets you capture moving subjects, while the image stabilization system ensures that the results are visible in the viewfinder while you frame.

Two UD elements Chromatic aberrations are almost completely eliminated by two low dispersion (UD) glass elements, resulting in optimal image quality and sharpness.

Creative background blur The EF 70-300mm f4-5.6L IS USM's annular 8-blade aperture creates a smooth background, making the subject stand out.

Fast and quiet AF motor The built-in ring-type USM (Ultrasonic Frequency) AF motor ensures fast and quiet autofocus. The lens's high-speed processor and optimized AF algorithms further enhance autofocus speed. Separate rotary focus rings allow for manual focus adjustment. This allows photographers to focus manually without even switching to AF mode.