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f/1.4 maximum aperture and a 9-bladed circular aperture deliver beautifully smooth background blur
Built-in Image Stabilizer combined with large f/1.4 maximum aperture enables handheld portrait shooting in low light situations and indoors
Be on top of rapid moving scenes with the ring-type ultrasonic motor that drives extremely fast, near silent auto focus.
Don't fear the flare. Shoot into the light with Canon's multi-layered Air Sphere Coating (ASC) protecting against flare, ghosting and reduced contrast.
“As expected for a Canon L class lens, this lens is robustly constructed and attractively finished.”
Margaret Brown, Photo Review
Canon MegaTank: Why you need a continuous ink tank printer
How to Connect Your Canon PIXMA and MAXIFY Printer to Wi-Fi: Step-by-Step Guide
How should you pick your next lens? Learn about lens types, focal lengths, aperture, and compatibility to help you choose the perfect lens for your needs.
Telephoto lenses allow you to zoom in close on subjects in the distance, making these types of lenses perfect for wildlife, sports, and vehicles.
Australian television presenter and journalist Lisa Wilkinson shares her super easy and quick beginner photography tips using the Canon Powershot G7X Mark III and EOS M6 Mark II.
Travel photographer Jarred Seng captures the intricate art of Samurai sword manufacturing with the new EOS R. See his first impression and what he captures on his 24 hours with the new EOS R.
Tips to choose the right lens to shoot sports and wildlife photography with impact.
