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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
From shooting to editing, Tim shares his complete Canon-to-Adobe workflow for creators. Learn file organisation, colour grading, and multi-device editing tips using Adobe Creative Cloud.
How to Edit Photos in Photoshop: Tips for Beginners
Expanding on Canon’s APS-C EOS R series range of cameras, the EOS R50 is a great next step from your smartphone, offering an edge with stand-out photos and videos.
From natural light to high-speed flash, give your wedding photography a boost with lighting tips from James Simmons.
The EOS C400 features an RF mount with a full-frame sensor and is packed with exceptional features. Here are the top ones that make it stand out from the pack.
