The Canon EF 28 to 300-millimeter f/3.5-5.6L Image Stabilization UltraSonic Motor Autofocus Zoom Lens is a great go-to lens with solid build quality for photographers of all experience levels. The autofocus feature is very fast and silent, making it perfect for recording video if need be. With an amazing focal range, the Canon EF 28 to 300-millimeter f/3.5-5.6L lens can do anything from giving you a clear macro image of an ant to an ultra-wide landscape shot. The versatile range gives photographers the ability to use it for any event they go to, including sporting events with low light conditions, portraits, architectural shots, and more. Since this lens has image stabilization, it removes any chance of your images coming out blurry due to camera shake. If you are using the autofocus feature in low light conditions, it has been known to wander, so manual focus may be the best in those situations.

Even though the Canon EF 28 to 300-millimeter f/3.5-5.6L Image Stabilization UltraSonic Motor lens is expensive, it is well worth the price for how versatile it is. Most people who purchase this lens never take it off their camera bodies since it can replace anywhere from three to six different types of lenses with everything it does. The sliding barrel zoom feature allows you to look at different framing options very rapidly, and having the ability to go from a focal length of 28 millimeters to 300 millimeters without changing the lens is valuable on its own. This autofocus zoom lens is worth the expense.

A standard zoom lens with great macro capabilities can be hard to find, but if you buy the Canon EF-24 to 70-millimeter f/4.0L Image Stabilization UltraSonic Motor Standard Zoom Lens, you will be very pleased with your purchase. The lens has incredibly clear focusing abilities even without the macro feature, though the macro feature allows for beautiful magnified shots. This lens delivers high-quality images and details throughout its entire zoom range. Low light conditions will not be a concern due to its image stabilization. Even night shots with long exposure will be razor sharp. The Hybrid Image Stabilization system features up to 4 stops of stabilization, compensating for angular and shift camera shakes, making stabilization possible even when in macro mode. Some chromatic aberration may occur along with some vignette shading at the short end of the zoom, but these can be fixed in post.

The autofocus feature of the Canon EF 24 to 70-millimeter Standard Zoom Lens is very quick, quiet, and precise. The inner focus and ring-type UltraSonic Motor permits the photographer to have full access to manual focus even while in autofocus mode. The Canon EF 24 to 70-millimeter lens is dust-sealed and water resistant as well as fluorine coated on the front and rear elements to decrease the chances of fingerprints or smudging.

With the Canon EF 24 to 70-millimeter f/2.8L II UltraSonic Motor Zoom Lens, you can take beautiful shots of essentially any situation you find yourself in. Even when the lens is wide open, image quality is extremely sharp. Build quality is debatable depending on your preference of metal versus plastic, but for this particular lens, Canon has constructed it using engineering plastic. A lens exterior being made of engineering plastic allows for it to be lighter than its previous version, which was made entirely of metal. The engineering plastic still feels as though it is high quality, so build quality is still good. Being a mid-sized lens, the Canon EF 24 to 70-millimeter f/2.8L II UltraSonic Motor Zoom Lens allows for sharpness from one edge of the frame to the other. This particular zoom lens does not have image stabilization, which is something a lot of people look for, but this can be easily fixed by using a tripod or a monopod if any shaking occurs. This zoom lens does come with a lens hood, however, it attaches to the moving end of the lens, which makes it more vulnerable to being hit.

The Canon EF 24 to 70-millimeter f/2.8L II UltraSonic Motor Zoom Lens has one of the fastest autofocus features ever designed by Canon, which may help make up for it not having image stabilization. The lens also has an extension lock feature that prevents it from loosening after heavy use over a long period of time. There can be some chromatic aberration in low light conditions, as well as some vignette shading, but both of these can be fixed in post.

As a photographer, if you are looking for an everyday lens that can be used in all conditions, including low light, the Canon EF 24 to 105-millimeter f/4L Image Stabilization II UltraSonic Motor Lens is for you. This lens is easy to carry around, and its image stabilization feature works very well, negating the need to carry a tripod with you. The image stabilization is quiet, which is a bonus for videographers since they will not have to worry about any background noises appearing in their videos. The zoom range of the EF 24 to 105-millimeter lens is amazing, regardless of whether you are shooting landscapes, portraits, or sporting events.

The Canon EF 24 to 105-millimeter lens is an ideal lens for high-resolution full-frame sensors of single-lens reflex cameras, but can be used with other cameras as well. Whether you are looking for a wide-angle view or a mid-telephoto view, the EF 24 to 105-millimeter lens can get the job done. This lens has improved peripheral brightness in comparison to older versions, along with an aperture that helps deliver illuminated, sharp images with nice background blur. Even though it is a little heavier than other lenses, the Canon EF 24 to 105-millimeter f/4L Image Stabilization II UltraSonic Motor Lens is well worth the price for its sharpness, color rendering, and zoom speed features.

The Canon EF 24 to 105-millimeter f/3.5-5.6 Image Stabilization Stepper Motor Zoom Lens has many qualities that are typically found in an L series lens rather than a typical zoom lens. The price makes it appealing to novices and professionals alike. Regardless of if you prefer taking photographs or videos, the smooth and quiet autofocus and tracking features allow for zero noise disturbance. There is a special coating on the lens to help reduce the chances of ghosting and flares, ensuring every photo is of high quality. Despite this coating, the zoom lens is not weather sealed, so taking this lens out in rough weather is not a great idea. Since it is made of engineering plastic, it is a good travel lens since it is lightweight, but it still feels solid and of good quality.

This zoom lens' sharpness allows for minimal chromatic aberration, and the image stabilization makes it possible to use the lens without a monopod or tripod. The Canon 24 to 105-millimeter zoom lens also has a lens lock that prevents the lens from creeping, so your shots will remain in focus, regardless of if you bump the lens or not. Even though the image quality all around for this lens is high, the image quality is at its best at narrow apertures. If you are looking for a sharp lens that is up to L series standards with a non-L series price point, this is the lens for you.

Designed specifically with sports and wildlife photographers in mind, the Canon EF 200 to 400-millimeter f/4.0L Image Stabilization UltraSonic Motor Lens with Internal 1.4x Extender is the best lens for any sporting event or wildlife trip. The lens is highly resistant to dust and water, making it a very versatile lens that can be used next to a waterfall on a hike or if it starts to lightly rain at a football game. The internal 1.4x extender is an excellent feature for any wildlife photographers who wish to capture a small subject, such as a bird in a tree, without having to approach them up close. Since the extender is internal, adding any additional 1.4x extenders as an attachment when the internal switch is on will cause your image to turn out blurry. The extender is turned on and off by switching a lever, which is a benefit because it allows the autofocus feature to remain in focus regardless of whether the extender is switched on or off.

Without the extender on, the zoom is still extraordinary throughout its entire range. The zoom range can also be quickly increased, which means you will not have to change lenses in the middle of trying to capture an eagle flying overhead anymore. Regardless of your skill level, if nature or sports are your primary subjects, the Canon EF 200 to 400-millimeter lens with internal extender is exactly what you need.

As part of the L series, the Canon EF 16 to 35-millimeter f/4.0L Image Stabilization UltraSonic Motor Lens does not disappoint with its excellent image quality. Many people use this lens for landscape photographs, but it is incredibly versatile and can be used for much more. An ultra wide-angle zoom has been incorporated into the image stabilizer, allowing for exceptional performance even in low light. The lens minimizes chromatic aberrations throughout its zoom range. Aberrations and slight distortion may still occur under extreme conditions of contrast and color, but they are not very noticeable and can be corrected in post.

The sharpness of the EF 16 to 35-millimeter lens runs corner to corner regardless of f-stop, and allows the small details in an image to pop. The autofocus is fast and quiet, and the manual focus ring is very precise due to its smooth resistance and high quality. Even though this lens is made of engineering plastic, it feels very solid, and is dust-resistant as well as water-resistant. No matter what your skill level is, the Canon EF 16 to 35-millimeter f/4.0L Image Stabilization UltraSonic Motor Lens will meet all of your needs.

The Canon EF 16 to 35-millimeter f/2.8L III UltraSonic Motor Lens is an ultra-wide-angle zoom lens that is used both by professionals and enthusiasts alike. Regardless of whether you are shooting still photographs or recording videos, they will be captured with edge-to-edge sharpness every time in good lighting conditions. Some vignette corner shading can occur in dark conditions when the lens is being used wide open. However, the EF 16 to 35-millimeter lens can be used in a variety of conditions from cloudy days to sunny days and still produce clear images.

Fans of image stabilization will appreciate the sharp shots this lens will deliver with the EF 16 to 35-millimeter's image stabilizer turned on, and even the crisp shots it can produce with the image stabilizer turned off. Even using this lens handheld will produce sharp images that normally would just be seen with a tripod. The improved peripheral illumination in the lens helps to reduce distortion at extremely wide angles that occurred in earlier versions of the EF 16 to 35-millimeter lens. It is recommended that this lens be used with a single-lens reflex camera that has a full-frame sensor, but it is not a requirement. The Canon EF 16 to 35-millimeter f/2.8L III UltraSonic Motor Lens is suggested for anyone who wants to produce high-resolution photos and videos, whether it's for their job or just for fun.

A lens that can handle close-up shots as well as far subject shots is Canon's EF 100-millimeter f/2.8L Macro Image Stabilization UltraSonic Motor Lens. With the macro lens, you'll find that the manual focus ring is very smooth, which is critical when it comes to macro photography, especially at wider apertures. Macro lenses typically require use of a tripod or a monopod in order to avoid any blurriness caused by shaking, but the image stabilization features of this macro lens negates the need by giving you more time to focus on getting the macro shot you want rather than adjusting a tripod. Even though the autofocus feature is not the quickest of Canon's L series, it is still very smooth and produces clear images with little to no need for post processing.

The build quality is definitely different in comparison to other L series lenses due to the fact that the Canon EF 100-millimeter f/2.8L Macro lens uses engineering plastic rather than metal. This means that the lens barrel can flex, and the focus ring can stick if you pinch it too hard, but as long as you are aware of these situations then they can be avoided. Nature photographers will love how sharp and colorful their images of wildlife will be with this macro lens. Regardless of whether you are shooting something far-off in the distance, or right in front of you, the Canon EF 100-millimeter f/2.8L Macro Lens is an investment you should consider.

The Canon EF 100-millimeter f/2.8 Macro UltraSonic Motor Lens can be used for a multitude of shots, but it specializes in close-up photography. If you have ever wanted to get a photo of an ant or a small leaf, this is the lens you want to purchase. This lens is a fixed 100-millimeter lens, so it does not have any zoom capabilities, which can make using it for portraits difficult if you are a beginner. Standing away from your portrait subject at a distance will ensure your image will be very sharp, but with the 2.8 aperture, you will need patience since it is slow. The EF 100-millimeter f/2.8 Macro lens has an autofocus feature, which some say is a little slow, but once the autofocus finds its focal point, it is extremely precise and clear. This lens does not have image stabilization, but it is not a necessity when using macro focusing distances. Also, due to internal focus, the macro lens does not change length when it is focused.

The EF 100-millimeter f/2.8 Macro lens works well in low light environments, and has beautiful color and contrast with no chromatic aberrations and has minimal distortion. It is a heavier lens than most, but this can be solved by bringing along a tripod or a strap. Whether you are taking photos of jewelry, nature, or people, this macro lens will always deliver a sharp as a tack image.