Canon Ef Canon EF 24-70mm f2.8L II USM Standard Zoom Lens
Canon Ef Canon EF 24-70mm f2.8L II USM Standard Zoom Lens
B.I.W. (BEST IN THE WORLD)
Lets start there.
This is probably the greatest lens I've ever used... challenged only by
the Canon 70-200mm L IS II. It is unbelievably sharp throughout the
zoom range. I've taken shots that would rival the most expensive
primes. Focusing is almost instantaneous. You target it, and it
focuses... Don't blink. The build is solid and strong. It is not
nearly as heavy though as the previous model which seemed to be more of a
metal body. In addition to being lighter, this lens is also shorter
making it easier to travel with and more fun to shoot with. This EF
lens features a zoom lock which prevents the barrel from zooming out
while hanging from the neckstrap and also has full-time manual focusing
(like most Canon lenses).
SCARLETT JOHANSSON HAS BAD PENMANSHIP
A
few things I didn't love... The lens diameter is 82mm which I HATE
actually. The previous version of this lens was 77mm. This change forces
you to purchase new filters (if you use filters). 82mm filters are a
bit more expensive than the smaller ones. I'm going to assume there was
a functional reason for this change and not that this was an attempt by
Canon to jumpstart the economy. The other thing is the lens hood. The
newer lenses seem to come with a hood lock. No fun and uneccesary. I
can't remember my hood ever falling off accidentally. Anyway, those are
small gripes. Canon has done what some thought impossible...they've
improved on the legendary 24-70. It costs an arm and a leg, but
definitely worth saving appendages here and there for a big purchase at
the end of the year.
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Canon Ef Canon EF 24-70mm f2.8L II USM Standard Zoom Lens
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