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Summary: Canon's EF 80-200mm f/4.5-5.6 II...
Review: Canon EF Lenses Have A Built In AF Motor..Compared To Camera Body-Based AF Motors, Lens-Based Motors Have Driving Energy With Lower Transmission Loss...The AF Operation Is Therefore Quick, Quiet, And Highly Precise...All EF Lenses Also Have EMD (Electromagnetic Diaphragm) To Control The Aperture Electronically...The Aperture Can Be Set Either With An Electronic Dial Or With The Electronic Pulse Signal Sent According To The Exposure Reading...The Aperture Control Is Therefore Precise And Umnatched...To Go With Canon's Reputation, They Introduce A Lens That Is Truely Immaculate...Its Telephoto Zoom From 80mm-200mm Is A Great Addition To A Current Setup With A 28-80mm Lens And Is Ideal For Shooting Sports, Wildlife, Or Portraits...It Can Compress An Image To Give Dramatic Effects...The Optics And Construction Are Compact And Lightweight (Compared To My Nikon FM Setup) And The 4x Zoom Is Great...A Very Steady Shot Even At Maximum Zoom...The Apature Stops Are Adaquate, Being f4.5-f5.6, But Could Be Wider...All In All An Awesome Lens For The Money...Another Canon Hit... *Specs Taken From Canon's Catalogue...
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Summary: Canon 80-200 lens
Review: It is an excellent extension to your 28-80 lens. At 149.00 its worth every dime. The ease of attachment is what canon is all about. The lens gives your the extra mile to increase your view. Bottom Line : its a must buy for every canon camera owner
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Summary: Canon 80-200 lens
Review: It is an excellent extension to your 28-80 lens. At 149.00 its worth every dime. The ease of attachment is what canon is all about. The lens gives your the extra mile to increase your view. Bottom Line : its a must buy for every canon camera owner
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Summary: Good starter zoom at a great price
Review: This is the other lens I got when I bought my Canon body (the main one being a 35-80). It lasted me a long time, especially when you drop a tele-convertor into the mix. It is most definately an amateur lens. Don't expect poster sharp results. But then, look at the price. You get what you pay for and for what you pay for this lens you get a great deal. I've since upgraded to a 75-300 and passed this lens on to a friend who also loves it. If you can afford the extra (about ($) more) I'd recommend the 75-300 for extra range. If not, I've no complaints about this lens. As an added bonus, if you get the other 'starter' lens, the 35-80, the filter screw size is the same so you'll need to buy fewer filters as they will be usable on both lenses.
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Summary: Good starter zoom at a great price
Review: This is the other lens I got when I bought my Canon body (the main one being a 35-80). It lasted me a long time, especially when you drop a tele-convertor into the mix. It is most definately an amateur lens. Don't expect poster sharp results. But then, look at the price. You get what you pay for and for what you pay for this lens you get a great deal. I've since upgraded to a 75-300 and passed this lens on to a friend who also loves it. If you can afford the extra (about ($) more) I'd recommend the 75-300 for extra range. If not, I've no complaints about this lens. As an added bonus, if you get the other 'starter' lens, the 35-80, the filter screw size is the same so you'll need to buy fewer filters as they will be usable on both lenses.
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