SOLD: Mint Canon !7-40 L f/4

windoze

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While this is an excellent ultra-wide zoom lens for analogue (film) SLR cameras, this lens is especially well suited for digital SLR cameras which usually have an imaging sensor size smaller than the 35mm format. When used with such digital SLR cameras these focal lengths can give an angle of view approximately equivalent to that of a 28-70mm lens used on a 35mm camera, which makes it the ideal standard zoom lens.

All of the "L" lenses deliver optical performance equal to similiar fixed focal length lenses, and the USM lenses do this with silent, high-speed focusing. Distortions and aberrations are remarkably small for a lens of such amazing capabilities.




Key Features


•Rear gelatin filter slot accepts up to three gel filters, allowing for a multitude of different combinations

•Lens retains the popular 77mm filter size shared by other Canon "L" zoom lenses

•Lens uses three aspheric elements of two different types, while Super UD (Ultra-low Dispersion) glass is used to prevent the chromatic aberrations that often can degrade the subject edge clarity

•Entirely internal focusing and zooming movement

•Dust and moisture resistance is equal to the professional levels of the EOS 1-V and 1-D cameras

•Circular aperture diaphragm produces brilliant out-of-focus characteristics


one price for everyone, shipping included in continental USA!

$629.95

gluwater

I am thinking of possibly getting rid of my 10-22 and using this instead. I am trying to consolidate my lenses to ones I will actually use all the time. I would be left with the following if my plans work out:

Canon 17-40mmL f/4 (replacing 10-22 f/3.5-4.5 and 28-135 f/3.5-5.6 IS)
Canon 50mm f/1.4
Canon 100mm f/2.8 Macro
Canon 70-200mmL f/2.8 IS
Canon 400mm f/5.6 (still working on this one)
Canon 1.4x TC (selling my 2x TC shortly)


How does this lens work on the 20D? I keep thinking I'm going to miss the 10mm on the 10-22, but is the 10 really that much wider than the 17?

I would mainly be using the 17-40 for candids/"snapshots" and to a lesser extent landscapes. Any help is appreciated.

gus

gluwater wrote:

but is the 10 really that much wider than the 17?

.

A LOT wider glu.

gluwater

Humungus wrote:

A LOT wider glu.

I thought so, but was trying to convince myself otherwise. Thanks Gus

Here is a dumb question. Does 10-22mm on an EF-S lens mean it is actually 10-22mm with the crop factor?

windoze

sold !!!!!

windoze wrote:

brand new in box with all docs!!!
While this is an excellent ultra-wide zoom lens for analogue (film) SLR cameras, this lens is especially well suited for digital SLR cameras which usually have an imaging sensor size smaller than the 35mm format. When used with such digital SLR cameras these focal lengths can give an angle of view approximately equivalent to that of a 28-70mm lens used on a 35mm camera, which makes it the ideal standard zoom lens.

All of the "L" lenses deliver optical performance equal to similiar fixed focal length lenses, and the USM lenses do this with silent, high-speed focusing. Distortions and aberrations are remarkably small for a lens of such amazing capabilities.




Key Features


•Rear gelatin filter slot accepts up to three gel filters, allowing for a multitude of different combinations

•Lens retains the popular 77mm filter size shared by other Canon "L" zoom lenses

•Lens uses three aspheric elements of two different types, while Super UD (Ultra-low Dispersion) glass is used to prevent the chromatic aberrations that often can degrade the subject edge clarity

•Entirely internal focusing and zooming movement

•Dust and moisture resistance is equal to the professional levels of the EOS 1-V and 1-D cameras

•Circular aperture diaphragm produces brilliant out-of-focus characteristics


one price for everyone, shipping included in continental USA!

$629.95