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Electronics : Canon EF 75-300mm f/4.0-5.6 III Lens
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Canon EF 75-300mm f/4.0-5.6 III Lens from: Canon List Price: £199.99 Price: £127.98 You Save: £72.01 (36%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Electronics Brand: Canon EAN: 4960999214078 Label: Canon Manufacturer: Canon Maximum Focal Length: 300 millimeters Minimum Focal Length: 75 millimeters Model: 6473A015AA Number Of Items: 1 Optical Zoom: 4 x Publisher: Canon Release Date: August 14, 2003 Studio: Canon Sales Rank: 2693 MPN: 6473A015AA Related Items:
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 Rating:  - Great budget starter lens for the amatuer/hobbyistI bought this lens about eight months ago for my Canon 350D. If like me you bought the kit that comes bundled with the 18-55mm lens you'll notice there is a big gap when it comes to zoom/telephoto shots, this is a great budget tele-photo zoom lens that does what it says on the tin, and fills the gap nicely. I am an amateur photographer at best and still learning, but after using the lens for a while I was disappointed to learn that the f stop values really do make a big difference - the widest aperture you will be able to set this lens to is 4.0 at 75mm and only 5.6 at 300mm, if your really serious you need a fast lens like f/2.8, and definitely with IS (image stabilisation) - the lens is not that heavy (for me), but during a long ... Read More: Rating: - Excellent valueThis a perfect very low budget tele-photo lens that combined with a digital SLR will give you great results. I have been using it for taking pictures of birds from the local nature reserve and then increase the magnification in the computer. The lens weights 480 grams and the SLR will still feel well balance when taking pictures in the wild. For under £150 you can't go wrong as a starting point for wildlife photography. How ever if you want semi-pro results you will need a USM lens with a lower f value. I recommend a Hamma filter to make the pictures slightly sharper and a lens hood to prevent glare in the open. Rating: - Good value lensI got this lens for Christmas to go with my 350D. I'm not much of a photographer but I'm trying to improve and this lens gives a lot of flexibility to the camera. I use it mainly for portraits and taking pictures of landscape and architecture from a long way away. With the portrait you can get a good focus on the face and cut out everything else; with the buildings and the landscapes you can take advantage of the wide view and perspective you get when you spot a shot from a distance and also get a bit closer on the same lens as it has quite a wide range of focal lengths. The lens is easy to fit and exchange and autofocus works well. It is quite a big lens and on the EOS 350D the camera becomes quite front heavy. However, if you ... Read More: Rating:  - Good budget entry to telephoto photographyI bought this lens for my Canon 400D and have been quite pleased with it so far. It's got a very good range of focal lengths and for digital SLR cameras with the smaller sensors you'll get something like 110 - 480mm focal lengths!! Things do get a bit 'soft' at the extremes of this range but if you want a cheap telephoto lens and you're not overly demanding you should be fine. If you're looking for super sharpness at all focal lengths and also a big fast aperture then you'll probably need to look elsewhere - F5.6 is all you get at 300 at only F4 at 70mm. Blurred photos will likely result from hand held shots at the 300mm end of things in anything other than bright sunlight. The lens also gets pretty long when it's used at ... Read More: Rating: - Really good budget zoom lensI'm fairly new to 'serious' photography and picked up a used EF75-300, last year, to use with my canon eos5 35mm camera body. I have since read loads of reviews of this lens (probably should have done this before purchasing!) and have realised that it's not going to give super hi definition sharpness - obviously because of the price/build quality. Having said that - Iv'e had some great results with this lens, especially in good light and stabilisng it on a fence post or using a tripod. On a recent trip to a wildlife park, I got some superb shots where I manually focussed through the fence wire to lock on to some close up action. The images came out really sharp and detailed. As my main photography passion is motor sports, unfortunately it hasn't ... Read More: |
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