Canon EF 400mm F4 DO IS II USM Lens

The Canon EF 400mm f4 DO IS II USM is a super-telephoto prime lens for photographers on the move. The lens incorporates a three-mode Image Stabiliser (IS) to allow the use of shutter speeds at up to 4 stops slower, which is particularly useful when shooting handheld in dimly lit environments. Inside the lens is canon's third generation Diffractive Optics (DO) to ensure superb image quality, with improved resistance to flare and coloured fringing. Power Focus technology allows pull-focus effects when shooting video and Focus Preset and Focus Stop buttons are ergonomically placed when you need them, in addition to full-time manual focus override for precise adjustment.

EAN/UPC: 4960999977270

Manufacturer/Brand: Canon

Cameras for Canon EF 400mm F4 DO IS II USM Lens

Specification / Feature		Value	Scores ^*	Rank ^**
Specifications
	Number of Lens Elements	18
	Number of Lens Groups	12
	Optical Zoom	1.00	0.00	75
	Max Aperture Wide	4	70.68	26
	Max Aperture	4	70.68	26
	Max Aperture Tele	4	32.53	27
	Focal Length Wide	400	14.91	80
	Focal Length Tele	400	85.09	8
	Min Aperture	32
	Min Focus Distance	3.3m	52.93	68
	Aperture Blades	9	25.81	7
Features
	Sensor Format	Full Frame
	1st/3rd Party	1st party
	Lens Type	Telephoto Prime
	Macro	No
	Image Stabilisation	Yes
	Video Lens	No
	Tilt Shift	No
	Weather Resistant	Yes
Accessories
	Hood Model	ET-120 (WII)
	Filter Thread Size (mm)	52mm
Physical
	Size (DxL)	0mm
	Colour	Black
	Lens Mount	Canon EF
	Length	128mm	84.35	223
	Weight	2100g	0.00	316
Further Info
	UK Price	£6499.00 at Wex Photo Video (affiliate link)	0.00	442
	US Price	$10013.91 at Amazon.com (affiliate link)	0.00	371
Average Score:			36.4

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