This is a brief excerpt from thePhoBlographer
Not too long ago, Canon released what many considered to be a redundant lens in their lineup, the EF 24-70mm f4L IS. Given that they already have the 24-70mm f2.8L II and even the 24-105mm f4L IS, where was this lens supposed to fit? My initial reaction was the same as many when I first heard of it, but I wanted to give it a chance anyways to see if it was a worthwhile lens. Adorama Camera was kind enough to loan one to me, and the following is a summary of my first impressions of my time so far with the 24-70mm f4L IS.
Tech Specs
Copied from Adorama’s Product Page (link)
Construction
12 groups /15 elements
Angle of view
84° – 34°
Closest Focusing Distance
0.38m / 1.25 ft.
Filter Size
77mm
Focus Adjustment
Inner focusing system
Dimensions (Diameter x Length)
3.3 x 3.7 in. / 83.4 x 93mm
Weight
21 oz. / 600gL-Series standard zoom lens delivers superb image quality in a compact, lightweight design.
2 aspheric and 2 UD lens elements for high image quality throughout the entire zoom range.
Full macro shooting mode with up to 0.7x magnification, easily accessible with aone touch switch at the extreme telephoto end.
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By: Abram Goglanian
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