Canon 14-35mm f/4L IS New Lens – Review

Canon 14-35mm f/4L IS New Lens – The ordinance has declared its most recent RF-mount focal point: the 14-35mm f/4L IS, a more modest, lighter, more reasonable sibling to the 15-35mm f/2.8L IS.

The new focal point will be a welcome expansion to RF shooters who can’t legitimize the $2,299 of its kin and don’t need a wide opening. At $1,699, this f/4 super wide long-range focal point weighs 1.2 lb (544 g) contrasted with 1.85 lb (840 g) of the quicker focal point and is altogether more limited as well: a simple 3.9″ (9.9cm) contrasted with the 15-35mm’s 4.99″ (126.8mm). It’s anything but a shade slimmer at 3.3″ (8.4cm) in measurement.

16 components sit in 12 gatherings, there are 9 adjusted opening sharp edges, and the front channel string is 77mm. The base center distance is quite more modest than the quicker focal point at simply 7.9″ (20.1cm).

Canon 14-35mm f/4L IS New Lens – The focal point incorporates adjustment which Canon cases will offer 5.5 stops of shake revision, expanding to seven stops when combined with a body that highlights IBIS. Ordinance additionally guarantees brilliant residue and climate obstruction.

$1,699 isn’t modest yet Canon shooters — scene picture takers specifically — will be satisfied to have a somewhat more reasonable choice accessible. Beforehand, the slower of Canon’s L-series super-wide zooms has compensated for the more slow gap by highlighting adjustment, however, Canon picked to remember it for the quicker focal point also. All things considered, Canon’s designers have crushed significantly more width into the f/4 variant, exploiting the potential outcomes introduced by the new mount.

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