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Product Summary:

The Canon EF 100-400mm F4.5-5.6L IS II USM is a versatile, high-performance telephoto zoom lens ideal for tourists interested in wildlife, sports, and distant scenic photography across Japan. Its generous zoom range allows you to instantly frame subjects from medium range to extreme distance without needing to swap lenses.

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This Mark II version features Canon’s cutting-edge Air Sphere Coating (ASC) to minimize internal reflections, delivering superb contrast and clarity. Coupled with a highly effective Image Stabilizer offering four stops of correction and multiple stabilization modes, this lens is built for sharp, handheld performance in various dynamic shooting situations.

Quick Highlights:

  • Versatile Zoom Range: Covers one hundred millimeters to four hundred millimeters for flexible telephoto shooting.
  • Air Sphere Coating (ASC): Significantly reduces flare and ghosting for clear, high-contrast images.
  • Four-Stop Image Stabilization: Features three IS modes, including one for panning (Mode two) and one for exposure-only (Mode three).
  • Superb Close Focus: Minimum focusing distance of zero point nine eight meters allows for detailed close-ups.
  • L-Series Build: Professional quality, dust- and water-resistant construction.
  • High-Speed AF: Uses USM for fast, quiet, and reliable autofocus tracking.

Product Details / Description:

The Canon EF 100-400mm F4.5-5.6L IS II USM is a renewed telephoto zoom designed to meet the demands of professional travel and nature photographers. Its push-pull zoom mechanism has been replaced with a more common and precise rotational zoom, enhancing usability and stability while tracking subjects across the varied landscapes of Japan.

About the Product

This lens uses a highly advanced optical construction including fluorite and super UD elements to ensure exceptional image quality throughout the entire zoom range. The revolutionary Air Sphere Coating (ASC) is a key feature that makes this lens excel in difficult lighting conditions, such as shooting against the light or near reflective surfaces often found in city or coastal environments.

The lens also offers a remarkable maximum magnification of zero point three one times, allowing you to capture impressive close-up images of flora or small details, far exceeding the capability of most telephoto lenses. Its rotating zoom mechanism includes a tension adjustment ring, allowing you to customize the zoom torque for comfort and stability.

Key Features

  • Uses Air Sphere Coating (ASC) for superior suppression of internal reflection.
  • Three Image Stabilization modes, including a dedicated panning mode.
  • Rotating zoom mechanism with adjustable torque ring for smooth control.
  • Close minimum focusing distance for excellent tele-macro capabilities.
  • Durable, weather-sealed construction, suitable for outdoor use in Japan.

Technical Specifications

FeatureDetail
Lens MountCanon EF
Focal Lengthone hundred to four hundred millimeters
Maximum ApertureF4.5 at wide end to F5.6 at telephoto
Minimum Focusing DistanceZero point nine eight meters
Filter Diameterseventy-seven millimeters
Image Stabilizationapproximately four stops
Weightone thousand six hundred forty grams (with tripod mount)
Lens Constructiontwenty-one elements in sixteen groups

What’s in the box (Included Items):

  • Canon EF 100-400mm F4.5-5.6L IS II USM Lens
  • Lens hood
  • Front cap
  • Rear cap
  • Lens protector
  • Lens bag
  • QR code for viewing the instruction manual

Where This Product Can Be Used:

  • Wildlife photography, capturing birds, deer, and monkeys in Japanese nature parks.
  • Sports and action shots at baseball games, sumo, or local festivals.
  • Capturing distant landscapes and isolating features on mountain trips (e.g., Mt. Fuji).
  • Documenting events and parades from a distance in city centers.
  • Tele-macro close-ups of flowers and small nature details.
  • Tracking aircraft or trains during your travel across Japan.

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Faqs:

Is this lens suitable for handholding without a tripod while sightseeing?

Yes, despite its size, the lens weighs one thousand six hundred forty grams, and its four-stop Image Stabilization is highly effective. The enhanced IS helps maintain sharpness, making it very suitable for handheld shooting during sightseeing and tracking moving subjects.

What are the different Image Stabilization modes used for?

Mode one is for general stationary shooting. Mode two is optimized for intentional camera movement (panning), useful for tracking fast-moving subjects like cars or trains. Mode three only applies stabilization during the actual exposure, saving power and making framing easier.

What is the benefit of the new Air Sphere Coating (ASC)?

ASC is a highly advanced anti-reflective technology. It significantly reduces the internal scattering of light, which minimizes ghosting and flare. This means your images will have richer color, deeper contrast, and greater overall clarity, especially when shooting in bright sun.

Can I use a teleconverter (Extender) with this lens?

Yes, this lens is compatible with Canon Extenders. However, please note that using the Extender EF two times III will disable autofocus. Using the Extender EF one point four times III will only allow autofocus with certain high-end Canon cameras and may require manual focus on other models.

Is the one hundred to four hundred millimeter range good for travel in Japan?

This range is excellent for capturing subjects you cannot approach closely, like wildlife, distant temples, or sports. It is a highly popular zoom for travel photographers who want to focus on detail and compression in their scenic and action shots.

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