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- Telephoto zoom lens - 70 to 200mm focal range, fast f/4 aperture
- Image Stabilizer gives equivalent effect of a shutter speed three stops faster during hand-held shooting
- High level dust and moisture resistance - designed for use in harsh conditions
- Inner focus design with Ultrasonic Motor (USM) offer fast and virtually silent operation
- Fluorite element and UD element offering exceptional performance throughout zoom range
- Manual focussing enabled even during AF mode (full time mechanical focusing)
The EF 70-200mm f/4L IS USM is a lightweight, compact L Series telephoto zoom lens with Image Stabilizer. The optical Image Stabilization in the new EF 70-200mm f/4L IS USM lens provides up to an incredible four stops of shake correction-a first for Canon IS lenses. The use of fluorite UD lens elements provides excellent optical performance in terms of resolution and contrast. These features, together with its water-and dust-proof construction, provide both the performance and portability to meet user demands.
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WARRANTY INFORMATION
This product is covered by 12 month Canon International Warranty.
Canon L Series
An L lens is a line of SLR photography lenses made by Canon. L lenses are Canon's top-of-the-line lenses. The "L" officially stands for "Luxury", a reference to the lenses' high price and build.
L-lenses have superior optical performance and are typically built with a solid construction to withstand constant use and harsh conditions. They can be recognized by a red ring around the front part of the lens. Most recent L lenses have sealing to help resist dust and water. L-lenses are typically used by professionals and serious amateurs due to their high price and large mass.
Most L series lenses share a number of common characteristics:
- Tough build, made to withstand the trials on the fields (some incorporating dust and moisture resistant rubber seals).
- At least one fluorite or ultra-low dispersion glass element, combined with super-low dispersion glass and ground aspherical elements.
- Non-rotating front elements, which are optimal for some filters (e.g. circular polarizers).
- Relatively large apertures compared to other Canon lenses in the same focal lengths.
- Where included, true ring-type USM (ultrasonic motor) and full-time manual focusing.
- Three additional data communication pins on Canon Extender EF compatible lenses, compared to the standard EF mount.
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