Manufacturer: Canon USA
Part number: 2578A002
General
- Length 7 in
- Diameter 3 in
- Weight 24.9 oz
- Color White
- Localization English
Lens System
- Lens System Zoom lens
- Special Functions Zoom
- Focal Length 70 mm - 200 mm
- Lens Aperture F/4.0
- Optical Zoom 2.9 x
- Magnification 0.21
- Min Focus Range 4 ft
- Focus Adjustment Manual, Automatic
- Zoom Adjustment Manual
- Max View Angle 34 degrees
- Min View Angle 12 degrees
- Lens Construction 13 group(s) / 16 element(s)
- Filter Size 67 mm
- Diaphragm Blades 8
- Mounting Type Canon EF
- Features UD glass, Fluorite glass, Rear focusing system, Ultrasonic Motor (USM), Internal focusing system, Full-time manual focusing
Miscellaneous
- Carrying Case Soft case
- Included Accessories Dust cap, Lens cap, Lens hood
User Opinions
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