
Review Canon 70-200 mm 2.8 L IS II (C APS-C)
In 2001, Canon released its first Canon 70-200 mm 2.8 with image stabilization and with that, Canon was far ahead of the competition. The Canon

In 2001, Canon released its first Canon 70-200 mm 2.8 with image stabilization and with that, Canon was far ahead of the competition. The Canon

This lens, very popular among professionals, was introduced in 2002. A few weeks ago, the successor, Canon 24-70 mm MK2, was announced. Anticipating the introduction

Canon 10-22 mm has entered the market late 2004. The Canon EF-S 10-22 mm has a Short-back focus design, so the lens can only be

Awaiting the introduction of the Canon 24-70 mm MK2, we provide you with a review of the Canon 24-70 mm. This lens is very popular with

Canon only released the Canon 18-200 mm lens in 2008. Other brands passed Canon with that. The advantage of an 11-fold zoom range is clear;

In 1985, long before the Canon 18-135 mm was released, the first 28-210 mm zoom entered the market, designed for analog miniature reflexes. Soon, the

In 2001, Canon released its first 70-200 2.8 with image stabilization and with that, Canon was far ahead of the competition. The lens quickly became

In 2009, Canon released the Canon 100 mm IS Macro. The main difference with the ‘normal’ 100 mm Macro of Canon is the built-in image

In 1991, the Canon 100 mm, fully named Canon 100 mm 2.0 USM, was put on the market, and has always been somewhat snowed under by

Canon came with the Canon 60 mm 2.8 Macro in 2005. This lens, officially called Canon EF-S 60 mm 2.8 USM Macro, can only be

In 2005, Canon released the Canon 24-105 mm. fully named Canon 24-105 mm 4.0 L IS. This lens was often sold in combination with the 5D.

In 1991, the Canon 100 mm 2.0 was put on the market. This lens has always been somewhat snowed under by the nearly as big

In 2009, Canon released the Canon 100 mm IS Macro. The main difference with the ‘normal’ 100 mm 2.8 Macro of Canon is the built-in

In 2001, the first version of the Canon 16-35 mm was put on the market, which succeeded the 17-35 mm 2.8. In September 2007, the