Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM
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Ideal lens for sports, wildlife, and portrait photography
The EF 70–200 mm 1:2.8L IS II USM is a powerful telephoto zoom lens for professional photographers. A high-quality fluorite lens, particularly robust construction, and the optical image stabilizer for up to 4 stops longer shutter speed make this lens a recommended choice for professional use.
- Powerful telephoto lens from the L-series
- High brightness of 1:2.8 for excellent shots even in low light conditions
- 4-stop image stabilizer
- Fluorite and UD lenses
- Robust construction
- Minimum focusing distance of approximately 1.2 m
- Sealed against dust and moisture
- Aperture with 8 blades
- Ring USM autofocus motor.
Sensor compatibility | full size |
Weight | 1490 g |
Focus type | Autofocus, Manual focus |
Lens type | Zoom |
Bayonet lens mount | Canon EF |
Focal length | 70 - 200 mm |
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Item number | 2478263 |
Colour | Black, White |
Minimum focus distance | 1.20 m |
Lens type | Zoom |
Bayonet lens mount | Canon EF |
Aperture | 2.80 |
Min. aperture | 32 |
Min. focal length (exact) | 70 mm |
Max. Focal length (exact) | 200 mm |
Focal length | 70 - 200 mm |
Sensor compatibility | full size |
Number of diaphragm blades | 8 x |
Filter thread | 77 mm |
Number of lenses | 23 |
Number of lens groups | 19 |
Lens equipment | Image stabilisation, Metal bayonet, Zoom function |
Optical zoom | 2.90 x |
Focus type | Autofocus, Manual focus |
Image stabilisation method | Optical |
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Climate contribution |
Scope of delivery | Lens hood, Protective case |
Weight | 1490 g |
Length | 199 mm |
Diameter | 89 mm |
Length | 31 cm |
Width | 18.30 cm |
Height | 18.30 cm |
Weight | 2.48 kg |
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