Canon EF 400mm F5.6 L USM
MYR 4,900.00 - MYR 5,350.00
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15 years ago
Sharpest, fastest and bang for buck
This is more lens you get for your money. Sharp wide open and hand holdable. If for birding (BIF), this lens can not be beat except for those by $$$$$.
Pros:
- Durable
- Fast / accurate auto-focus
- Hand Holdable
- Lightweight
- Nice Bokeh
- Rugged
- Sharp wide open
- Strong Construction
- You will not miss IS
Cons:
- NONE
15 years ago
very reasonable comprimise
This lens is light enough to carry comfortably in its case on a belt and/or with the shoulder strap and cheap enough for some of us to buy without a mortgage on the house. This is possible because it does not have IS and it is limited to an aperture of F 5.6, which are its cons.
Pros:
- Consistent Output
- Durable
- Easily Interchangeable
- Fast / accurate auto-focus
- Good quality case
- Integrated lens hood
- Lightweight
- Nice Bokeh
- Rugged
- Strong Construction
Cons:
- No Image Stabilization
- Poor in Low Light
15 years ago
canot understand price for a excellent lens ,
how sharp do you want,i use hand held most times and get lots of keepers ,use a 1D MK111 no problems with this kit I use for Birds and surf sports, as good as the big bucks
Pros:
- Fast auto-focus
- Superior build quality
- Super-sharp images
15 years ago
Canon EF 400mm f/5.6L USM
This is the ultimate best birding lens for hobbyist photographers. I agree, in theory the EF 300mm f/4L IS + 1.4x extender should be better but actually it isn't as per users' opinions. I have owned this lens for 17 months and shot thousands of images with it mounted on my EOS 450D and EOS 50D.
Pros:
- a
- Lightweight b
- Affordable c
- Sharp d
- Fast autofocus
Cons:
- a
- Lack of weather sealing
15 years ago
I am an extremely satisfied user of Canon 400 mm F 5.6 EFL lens. I have used this lens with variopus Canon bodies like Canon EOS 1RS, EOS 1N, EOS 3, EOS 1DS mark II, EOS 5D. I have had wonderful experience with all these bodies with excellent sharpness in the center of the frame.
Pros:
- Outstanding sharpness
- well controlled flare characteristics
- very little lateral colour
- Minimal drop in sharpness with the 1.4 X EF teleconverter
Cons:
- lack of USM
- I guess that is about it
14 years ago
My favorite lens
"Primary use: Birding and wildlife Camera body: Canon 7D Pros: Great clarity of glass, relatively light (for a 400mm), sharp wide open at f/5.6, built in hood is so convenient (don't overlook this advantage), quality build, and price.
14 years ago
Great for Bird Photography
I purchased this lens for bird photography and am very happy with it so far. It is lighter than the 100-400mm Canon and have found that all my pictures are at 400mm anyhow. The lack of IS might be a problem for some especially in dusk/dawn situations when you need to slow the shutter down.
Pros:
- Durable
- Fast / accurate auto-focus
- Lightweight
- Rugged
- Strong Construction
Cons:
- Poor in Low Light
14 years ago
"EF" not "IS" means a lot
I am disappointed this is not the unit I thought I was buying. It was the only "L" USM 400mm f/5.6 CANON lens so silly me as I have ended up without image stabiliser & the item I wanted. I now note the "EF" may need to be "IS". Had I made a retail purchase I would have seen this
13 years ago
Canon EF 400mm f/5.6L USM review by Leo
Never liked the EF 300 MM F4.0, the EF 100-400 mm was already better. But the 400 MM F5.6L surprised me. The IQ is very very good. For a short time I have had the EF 400 F2.8 ISL. The IQ of that lens is out of this world, as is the weight. You need a truck to get where you want to take your photo's.
Pros:
- Light
- build-in hood
- very nice IQ
- nice Bokeh
- cheap
- 800 euro for a second hand
Cons:
- No IS
- F5.6 with extenders makes it F8.0
13 years ago
Highly recommend! Excellent!
Excellent lens! Outstanding pictures! Great wildlife and landscape lens! Very satisfied! Canon L lenses are always top of the line! Recommend highly!
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