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Used Canon 70-200mm F4.0 L USM AF Lens

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Focal Length Description 70-200 millimeters
Lens Type Telephoto
Compatible Mountings Canon EF
Camera Lens Description 13

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  • 70-200mm telephoto zoom lens with f/4 maximum aperture for Canon SLR cameras
  • Inner focusing system and ring-type ultra-sonic monitor for quick and quiet autofocusing
  • Compatible with same tripod collar (sold separately) as EF 300mm f/4L USM lens
  • 3.9-foot close-focusing distance; supports use of circular polarizing filter
  • Measures 3 inches in diameter and 6.8 inches long; weighs 25 ounces; 1-year warranty.Lens Construction:16 elements in 13 groups

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Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L USM Telephoto Zoom Lens

High-performance, L-series telephoto zoom lens combining light weight and compactness with an f/4 maximum aperture. Inner focusing and the ring USM enable quick and quiet auto-focusing. Also, a circular polarizing filter can be attached and used without difficulty because the front lens element does not rotate during focusing. The tripod collar (sold separately) is the same one used with the EF 300mm f/4L USM.

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    Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L USM Telephoto Zoom Lens for Canon SLR Cameras. What's in the box: E-67U 67mm Snap-On Lens Cap Lens Dust Cap E (Rear), ET-74 Lens Hood, LP1224 Lens Case, 1-Year Warranty. Filter size: 67 mm, Closest Focusing Distance: 3.9 feet.

    From the Manufacturer

    Capture the far-off action of fast-paced sports or zoom in for an intimate portrait with the Canon EF 70-200mm telephoto zoom lens. This high-performance, L-series telephoto zoom lens is distinguished by such features as an f/4 maximum aperture, an inner focusing system, and a ring-type ultra-sonic monitor (USM). The last two features combine to deliver quick and quiet autofocusing--a priority for many amateur and professional photographers. In addition, photographers can attach and use a circular polarizing filter without difficulty because the front lens element does not rotate during focusing. Compatible with the same tripod collar (sold separately) used with the EF 300mm f/4L USM lens, the lens carries a one-year warranty.

    • Focal length: 70-200mm
    • Maximum aperture: 1:4.0
    • Lens construction: 16 elements in 13 groups
    • Diagonal angle of view: 34 to 12 degrees
    • Focus adjustment: Inner focusing system with USM
    • Closest focusing distance: 3.9 feet
    • Zoom system: Rotating type
    • Filter size: 67mm
    • Dimensions: 3.0 inches in diameter, 6.8 inches long
    • Weight: 25 ounces A truly professional L-series telephoto zoom lens, with reduced size and weight for applications where portability is important. Superb optically, it combines a Fluorite element with two UD-glass elements for outstanding contrast and performance. Its ring-type USM is fast, silent, and permits full-time minimum focus, as well as the closest MF of any of the L-series 70-200 designs. Itís also compatible with EF Extenders 1.4x II and 2x II, and accepts an optional accessory tripod collar.

      Isolate the Interesting Part
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    Customers appreciate the lens' quality, value, and image quality. They find it visually pleasing, with sharpness across its focal length, even when wide open. Many appreciate the fast autofocus and smooth zoom.

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    157 customers mention "Image quality"148 positive9 negative

    Customers appreciate the camera lens' image quality. They find it visually pleasing for portraits and nature shots. The autofocus is quick, and the color and contrast are nice. Some customers say the lens has a gorgeous red ring.

    "...Wasn't overwhelmed with star shapes, but perhaps I should have stopped it down, something to try in the future...." Read more

    "...In order to store it properly, this lens comes with a nice leather bag..." Read more

    "...Even at f/4 you can get awesome portrait-perfect bokeh with this lens. Fast-forward to my daughter's first swimming class...." Read more

    "...glass on the cheap, a proven track record, superior build, and great pictures." Read more

    155 customers mention "Value for money"150 positive5 negative

    Customers appreciate the value for money of the camera lens. They say it's worth the weight, the cheapest L-series lens you can get, and reasonably lightweight considering it's a 70-200mm zoom.

    "...Relative to other L lenses this is one of the moest inexpensive lens (I avoid using cheap, since cheap is always associated with low quality as well)..." Read more

    "...This lens is quite light for its length - even lighter than my shorter Canon 24-70mm f/2.8 L USM lens...." Read more

    "...who wants an extremely sharp, fairly long tele zoom at a very affordable price(for an L)." Read more

    "...For the low price you're getting pro-level glass on the cheap, a proven track record, superior build, and great pictures." Read more

    151 customers mention "Lens quality"147 positive4 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the lens quality. They find it a good lens for photos and videos, with sharp images even without image stabilization. The optical quality is as advertised, and the lens produces excellent sharpness and quality even in dim light. Many consider it a good purchase.

    "Briefly - What a great lens this is!..." Read more

    "...This lens nailed every single shot at 200mm - I was amazed!..." Read more

    "...A true workhorse of a lens. Picture quality is excellent. Although pixel-peepers may disagree...." Read more

    "...This lens is fun and amazing. I will buy the 2.0x extender and the 2.8 version when I get more money!!" Read more

    89 customers mention "Sharpness"86 positive3 negative

    Customers appreciate the sharpness of the camera lens. They find it has excellent sharpness across its focal length, even when wide open. The constant aperture is a great feature that improves their photos significantly. The lens produces faithful colors and detailed images, even while being handheld.

    "...Overall it's a nice sharp lens with acceptable chromatic aberration" Read more

    "...Once again, faithful colors and detail so sharp you can see the water droplets in mid-air...." Read more

    "...I'd definitely recommend this lens for anyone who wants an extremely sharp, fairly long tele zoom at a very affordable price(for an L)." Read more

    "...However, this lens produces sharp images at f/4. I shoot with both a Canon 7D and Canon 5D body...." Read more

    85 customers mention "Speed"72 positive13 negative

    Customers appreciate the lens' fast focus and smooth zoom. They find the autofocus quick and quiet, with accurate focusing thanks to the USM motor. The lens is lightweight for a telephoto and has two focus range modes. However, some reviewers mention that there is no tripod ring. Overall, customers are satisfied with the speed and image quality of this lens.

    "...The USM AF motor gives silent and quick focusing, pretty much a necessity for action photography or wildlife where every millisecond is one which..." Read more

    "...The Ultra Sonic Motor (USM) helps the lens' Auto Focus (AF) operate very fast and quiet simultaneously; other standard models tend to make louder AF..." Read more

    "...The auto focus is very fast, yet in dark scenes and at 200MM it searches for focus A LOT. Not bad enough to be concerned about...." Read more

    "...Ok so its clean and sharp and fast on the 5d mark ii, but there are a couple things I dont like that aren't a big deal but remind me that this is..." Read more

    69 customers mention "Build quality"69 positive0 negative

    Customers appreciate the camera lens' build quality. They say it has a dependable build, fast autofocus, and good glass quality. The lens is described as one of the finest available in its zoom range and has a proven track record.

    "Got this used but in great condition. Saw it on some videos for astropotography and I can't lie, I love the look...." Read more

    "...does not decline significantly over time, even used, due to its high quality. Get this lens, go out and enjoy shooting with it!" Read more

    "...I needed a high quality lens at a decent price that would have some versatility...." Read more

    "...For the low price you're getting pro-level glass on the cheap, a proven track record, superior build, and great pictures." Read more

    29 customers mention "Functionality"26 positive3 negative

    Customers like the functionality of the camera lenses. They say it works well for animal photography, using the 1.4X teleconverter to become a super-sharp 98-280mm f5.6 zoom, and works well with their 6D and 70D cameras. The price was a good value, and the performance and quality for the low cost is excellent. It works wonderfully in broad daylight, is fast to focus, and maintains excellent depth of field on their 6D.

    "...Although this version is an older model with no IS, it still performs very well and I am always impressed with the quality of my photography...." Read more

    "...This lens works very well. I'm very happy with my prime lenses, but I'm also happy to have this quality zoom lens...." Read more

    "...It also works wonders using the 1.4X teleconverter, becoming a super-sharp 98-280mm f5.6 zoom with fast and accurate autofocus...." Read more

    "...The lens hood wasn't that great either. It does its job, but it doesn't stay in place (it doesn't lock on)...." Read more

    47 customers mention "Weight"30 positive17 negative

    Customers have different views on the lens' weight. Some find it lightweight and easy to carry around, especially if traveling light. They appreciate the small size and weight for this focal length, making it perfect for daily use and travel. However, others feel it's a bit heavy for their liking.

    "...This lens is quite light for its length - even lighter than my shorter Canon 24-70mm f/2.8 L USM lens...." Read more

    "...light weight also considering it's a 70-200mm zoom; It's easy to lug around in other words. A couple of observations...." Read more

    "...The lens is rather long and heavy, and I found that I had consistent problems in anything other than the most brightly-lit conditions in achieving..." Read more

    "...You get the best quality images and build with the most portability (low weight) for the lowest cost...." Read more

    Great lens, pricey but if ya have to find one used like I did. Worth every discounted penny 😎
    5 out of 5 stars
    Great lens, pricey but if ya have to find one used like I did. Worth every discounted penny 😎
    Got this used but in great condition. Saw it on some videos for astropotography and I can't lie, I love the look. Wasn't overwhelmed with star shapes, but perhaps I should have stopped it down, something to try in the future. Overall it's a nice sharp lens with acceptable chromatic aberration
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    • Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2025
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      Got this used but in great condition. Saw it on some videos for astropotography and I can't lie, I love the look. Wasn't overwhelmed with star shapes, but perhaps I should have stopped it down, something to try in the future. Overall it's a nice sharp lens with acceptable chromatic aberration
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      5.0 out of 5 stars
      Great lens, pricey but if ya have to find one used like I did. Worth every discounted penny 😎

      Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2025
      Got this used but in great condition. Saw it on some videos for astropotography and I can't lie, I love the look. Wasn't overwhelmed with star shapes, but perhaps I should have stopped it down, something to try in the future. Overall it's a nice sharp lens with acceptable chromatic aberration
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    • Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2011
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      Briefly - What a great lens this is!

      First of all, a little bit about me: I am a student and I am getting more and more serious about photography as a hobby and passion. So far, I have learned more and more, but surely I am far from understanding the beautiful world of photography.
      Currently I own the Canon 7D, which is a very versatile and great camera! I own the above named lens, plus the 50mm f/1.8 and the 28-135mm USM IS, which I will replace soon.

      1. The price:
      Yes, this is what we call a bang for the buck. In relative terms though. Relative to other L lenses this is one of the moest inexpensive lens (I avoid using cheap, since cheap is always associated with low quality as well). Nevertheless, in these times, I am certain that the vast majority of us is on a tight budget. and about $600-700 is quite a little fortune for most of us - for a piece of glass.
      Nonetheless I am more than happy with my lens. It is worth its money, every penny! And there was not a moment, since I have used this lens, that I regret spending the money for this purchase!

      2. The build quality:
      As you may expect from an L lens the build quality is second to none. Yes, this lens, as well as the f/2.8 version are not weathersealed. Yet, they are very robust, one can survive with this lens easily in harsher weather.
      Once you open the box and have this lens in your hand you can just feel the quality and the work that has been put into this little piece of excellence.
      In order to store it properly, this lens comes with a nice leather bag (and a lens hood, which is very useful to protect your glass physically and protect it against unwanted light influence).
      For a telephoto lens this is also one of its lightest in its class. The weight feels reasonable, comfortable on a Camera such as the 7D. One could walk with this combination for a couple of hours and would not break one's arm. Of course, each person's preference is different. To me, the weight of this lens is optimal.

      3. Optical quality:
      Is this the best lens of Canon's L family? Probably not. Does that say anything? Probably not. It all comes to what you need and what you want and also: what you are capable of as a photographer.
      As for me, this lens is perfect. I mostly shoot in good light condition, because I just love the natural sunlight as my source of light. Also I like to shoot in dawn and so far no problem for me.
      The f/4 aperture might scare some people away, but if you really think about it, ask yourself, how often do you really use an aperture of f/2.8 with a focal length of 70-200m (multiplied by 1.6 with Crop Cameras such as the Canon 7D).
      If you do a lot of shoots in poor light conditions, yes the stop that you get from the 2.8 version might reason the $1000 difference in price.
      For me, I am totally satisfied with the lens as it is.
      Also the lack of IS has not been an issue for me so far. In low light, it would be helpful at times, nevertheless with a tripod and/or a good flash, shooting at night will not be a big problem.

      4. Should one buy this lens?
      YES - clear yes! If you do not need an IS and/or an aperture of 2.8 this lens is one of the best bargains you can make. I love this lens and so far I do not intend to trade this one in. And don't forget, that there is always a learning curve! Shots might be not as magnificent at the beginning, but once you get to know this lens and understand more about photography, this lens is a superb one.
      Moreover this lens is great to shoot outdoor action such as sports. Even as a portrait lens this one serves very well!
      All in all, you cannot do a lot wrong by purchasing this lens.
      I had a hard time thinking about weather to buy it or not and I am honestly very glad that I did purchase this lens.
      If you saved up enough, get this lens, you would not regret it. Try it out for a while and then judge it. One of the biggest benefits of this lens is, that the price does not decline significantly over time, even used, due to its high quality.

      Get this lens, go out and enjoy shooting with it!
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      5.0 out of 5 stars
      Canon EF 70-200mm f/4 L - Amazing piece of glass!

      Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2011
      Briefly - What a great lens this is!

      First of all, a little bit about me: I am a student and I am getting more and more serious about photography as a hobby and passion. So far, I have learned more and more, but surely I am far from understanding the beautiful world of photography.
      Currently I own the Canon 7D, which is a very versatile and great camera! I own the above named lens, plus the 50mm f/1.8 and the 28-135mm USM IS, which I will replace soon.

      1. The price:
      Yes, this is what we call a bang for the buck. In relative terms though. Relative to other L lenses this is one of the moest inexpensive lens (I avoid using cheap, since cheap is always associated with low quality as well). Nevertheless, in these times, I am certain that the vast majority of us is on a tight budget. and about $600-700 is quite a little fortune for most of us - for a piece of glass.
      Nonetheless I am more than happy with my lens. It is worth its money, every penny! And there was not a moment, since I have used this lens, that I regret spending the money for this purchase!

      2. The build quality:
      As you may expect from an L lens the build quality is second to none. Yes, this lens, as well as the f/2.8 version are not weathersealed. Yet, they are very robust, one can survive with this lens easily in harsher weather.
      Once you open the box and have this lens in your hand you can just feel the quality and the work that has been put into this little piece of excellence.
      In order to store it properly, this lens comes with a nice leather bag (and a lens hood, which is very useful to protect your glass physically and protect it against unwanted light influence).
      For a telephoto lens this is also one of its lightest in its class. The weight feels reasonable, comfortable on a Camera such as the 7D. One could walk with this combination for a couple of hours and would not break one's arm. Of course, each person's preference is different. To me, the weight of this lens is optimal.

      3. Optical quality:
      Is this the best lens of Canon's L family? Probably not. Does that say anything? Probably not. It all comes to what you need and what you want and also: what you are capable of as a photographer.
      As for me, this lens is perfect. I mostly shoot in good light condition, because I just love the natural sunlight as my source of light. Also I like to shoot in dawn and so far no problem for me.
      The f/4 aperture might scare some people away, but if you really think about it, ask yourself, how often do you really use an aperture of f/2.8 with a focal length of 70-200m (multiplied by 1.6 with Crop Cameras such as the Canon 7D).
      If you do a lot of shoots in poor light conditions, yes the stop that you get from the 2.8 version might reason the $1000 difference in price.
      For me, I am totally satisfied with the lens as it is.
      Also the lack of IS has not been an issue for me so far. In low light, it would be helpful at times, nevertheless with a tripod and/or a good flash, shooting at night will not be a big problem.

      4. Should one buy this lens?
      YES - clear yes! If you do not need an IS and/or an aperture of 2.8 this lens is one of the best bargains you can make. I love this lens and so far I do not intend to trade this one in. And don't forget, that there is always a learning curve! Shots might be not as magnificent at the beginning, but once you get to know this lens and understand more about photography, this lens is a superb one.
      Moreover this lens is great to shoot outdoor action such as sports. Even as a portrait lens this one serves very well!
      All in all, you cannot do a lot wrong by purchasing this lens.
      I had a hard time thinking about weather to buy it or not and I am honestly very glad that I did purchase this lens.
      If you saved up enough, get this lens, you would not regret it. Try it out for a while and then judge it. One of the biggest benefits of this lens is, that the price does not decline significantly over time, even used, due to its high quality.

      Get this lens, go out and enjoy shooting with it!
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    • Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2010
      Style: Lens OnlyVerified Purchase
      This review is for the Canon EF 70-200mm f/4 L USM zoom lens. I initially had some reservations about this particular lens, but it's been excellent since day one and I'm glad I bought it. It has earned a permanent place in my camera bag, and I highly recommend it. Here's why.

      So many versions of the 70-200mm L USM lens are available. You can get it with or without IS, as f/2.8 or f/4, and now the f/2.8 IS USM Mark II model is on the market. The f/2.8 versions are quite a bit more expensive, and from what everybody says, heavy.

      My camera is a Canon 50D. I try to only buy lenses that have an aperture of f/2.8 or faster, but the outstanding price of this L lens together with reading all the complaints about the weight on the f/2.8 version were enough to persuade me to buy this lens. I really haven't noticed much benefit from Image Stabilization on other Canon lenses I own, and actually find that under low-light conditions IS can sometimes cause the AF to hang-up and flash a "busy" message, so I didn't see the need to pay extra for the IS version of this lens. I just planned on using a tripod all the time with this lens.....turns out that under most conditions, this is not necessary.

      My first photos taken with this lens were hand-held and under low light, and the color and sharpness was fabulous - just what I've come to expect from L glass. A few days later went out for some landscape shots and forgot to bring my tripod. Again, excellent color and clarity, and no blurry shots at 'reasonable' shutter speeds. For landscape I found I could get a decent panorama at 70mm and then zoom in on a monument at 200mm. During this shoot I needed to take a few portrait shots, and again thanks to the 70-200 range there's no need to change lenses. Even at f/4 you can get awesome portrait-perfect bokeh with this lens.

      Fast-forward to my daughter's first swimming class. Olympic-sized pool housed in a poorly-lit building, shooting hand-held from the bleachers a couple hundred feet away, so flash is not a realistic option. This lens nailed every single shot at 200mm - I was amazed! No tripod, no flash, and out of 42 shots not a single one out of focus or over/under-exposed. Once again, faithful colors and detail so sharp you can see the water droplets in mid-air. This lens is quite light for its length - even lighter than my shorter Canon 24-70mm f/2.8 L USM lens. I've read other reviews for this lens complaining about the weight, but I disagree. The weight of this lens is never a problem, the only concern walking around is the length (7 inches without the hood).

      Sure, if I had more money, I'd love to have the f/2.8 version for those moments when you really need a large aperture and the extra weight doesn't matter. Also, this lens does not come with a tripod ring, and it's a pretty good idea to have on on hand, especially if you're using a battery grip. There are several cheap ones available, but I've had good luck with the extremely overpriced OEM one: Canon Tripod Mount Ring A II (W) For 70-200mm f/4L Lenses. And if dust & moisture is a concern, only the IS models have environmental sealing, so you might want to pass this one up. I rarely go out shooting in damp or dusty climates, and I baby my gear so I should be fine for a few years. The bottom line: I love it!
      16 people found this helpful
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    • kiki
      5.0 out of 5 stars tres bien
      Reviewed in France on October 2, 2023
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      tres bien
    • Cesare
      5.0 out of 5 stars Very sharp
      Reviewed in Germany on February 12, 2023
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      One of the best lenses Canon ever made!
      Very sharp!
    • Dave
      5.0 out of 5 stars Great lens
      Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 3, 2020
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      First professional lens, and I wasn’t sure what difference it would make. Even though it hasn’t got IS it is much faster than my tamron 70-300 so no IS has not been an issue. Love it
    • Cliente Amazon
      5.0 out of 5 stars Vero serie L
      Reviewed in Italy on April 24, 2020
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      Un Vero serie L. Sfocatura ottima, molto morbida, resa colori eccellente, zoom interno. Un po’ pesante ma c’è anche di peggio.
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    • Mikel
      4.0 out of 5 stars Se hecha en falta el estabilizador, pero está muy bien.
      Reviewed in Spain on October 18, 2019
      Style: Lens OnlyVerified Purchase
      El objetivo viene sin parasol. Se hecha en falta el estabilizador, hay que manejarlo con trípode para hacerlo bien. Recomendable ponerle el anillo para el trípode por el peso que tiene. Las luces las coge mejor de lo esperado.

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