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#Canon 70 200 f2.8 is professional

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EF mount for Canon 35mm full-frame and APS-C DSLRS.

#Canon 70 200 f2.8 is manual

Ring-type USM focusing with full-time manual override.70-200mm focal length range fast F2.8 constant maximum aperture.However there's arguably little point in ever-inflating pixel counts unless the lenses can deliver the resolution to match, and the 70-200mm F2.8 L IS USM is likely to be a key weapon in the armoury of many a full-frame shooter so can it deliver the image quality required? Headline features Canon have also, with successive generations of the EOS-1Ds series, pushed the megapixel race ever-further into territory once the sole preserve of medium-format digital backs, and with the 21Mp Mark III have maintained their position as the undisputed champions of absolute image quality in the 35mm DSLR format (at least until Sony's 24Mp sensor makes its way into a production camera).

#Canon 70 200 f2.8 is full

Of course Canon's use of multiple sensor formats across their DSLR range has until recently been unique, and raises some interesting questions with regard to lens design, given the different demands of each format (35mm full frame requires consistent sharpness across a 43mm diameter image circle, but APS-C demands higher spatial resolution within its 28mm image circle). However it's also fully at home on all of Canon's APS-C DSLRS, here providing a 112-320mm equivalent angle of view.

#Canon 70 200 f2.8 is professional

The 70-200mm is an EF lens, and has presumably been designed from the outset for optimum performance on Canon's professional 1-series DSLRs, with their full-frame 35mm and 1.3x crop (APS-H) formats (indeed the original EOS-1D was announced just a month after this lens, with the full-frame EOS-1Ds following a year later). According to Canon, this gives a 'high-resolution, high-contrast optical capability', as demanded from a lens which needs to perform all day, every day in the hands of professional photographers across a wide range of subjects and conditions. The optical design is somewhere on the far side of complex it features 23 elements in 18 groups, with 4 UD elements to provide compensation for chromatic aberration. This is a lens which can truly be described as a professional workhorse, with robust build (including dust and moisture resistance), wide F2.8 maximum aperture, fast and silent ultrasonic autofocus motor, and optical image stabilization for hand-holding at slow shutter speeds.

The EF 70-200mm F2.8 L IS USM was introduced way back in August 2001, supplementing (but not replacing) the non-stabilized 70-200mm F2.8 L USM in Canon's highly regarded telephoto lineup.