The Canon 300mm f2.8 might not be the lowest priced lens going around, but in terms of picture quality and optical performance it's just about the best. In other words, you get what you pay for.

Featuring the perfect design elements and construction that Canon has to offer, the super excessive performance EF 300mm is an ideal choice for many who enjoy sports taking photos and other long range photographic exercises like wildlife or astronomical photography.

The Canon 300mm f/2.8 additionally features dual mode image stabilization technology that permits this lens to be up to 4 times faster than an equivalent lens at the exactly the same shutter speed without the aforementioned image stabilization technology.

One of the various benefits of such competent picture stabilization is the ability to hand hold shots where you in any other case wouldn't have the opportunity to. It should be noted that this lens is quite heavy which would certainly make sharp hand held images much more difficult.

As a result I will strongly advise a sturdy tripod with an even sturdier tripod head to ensure that the whole apparatus doesn't fall to the ground.

This 300mm Canon lens additionally features fluorite and UD ( low dispersion) glass, effectively removing things like chromatic aberration that are common in some of the less expensive and lower quality super telephoto lenses.

Other notable features are one of the fastest auto focus systems of any lens created with a new and better ring ultrasonic motor (USM).

This lens is also made from a magnesium alloy that keeps the weight down somewhat, but rest assured it's still quite a heavy lens. It comes with a 1 year warranty should the worst ever happen and your camera falls off the tripod.

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