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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
Discover the key differences between full-frame and APS-C cameras, including wider field of view, background blur and low-light performance, and find out which sensor is right for you.
Compare the EOS R8 Mark II and EOS R8, including image pprox.ation, autofocus, video features and portability, to find the right camera.
Optimise your photography with the Canon Cropping Guide Feature
Stop motion made easy for animators to lock in focus and movement within every frame.
Canon has expanded the new generation, L-series range of Hybrid lenses.
EF lenses vs RF lenses- We explore the top 5 reasons why Canon’s RF system of lenses offers superior quality compared to EF lenses. How to choose which is best for you.
Aquabumps founder Eugene Tan reveals his life and business as a photographer capturing Australia's oceans and beach culture.
