Close in on the action with the EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS II USM telephoto zoom lens. With a wide zoom range and fast, near-silent autofocus, it may be ideal for somebody taking a look to capture distant subjects. Equipped with NANO USM technology it quickly focuses so you are able to get the exact moment you wish to have, as it happens. This technology also helps provide ultra-quiet operation At the same time as video recording to help ensure the only audio you hear is what you intended to keep. At the same time as you’re setting up that ideal shot, the new Lens Information Display provides a convenient way to check focal length, focus distance or depth of field with just a quick glance. When you find yourself without a tripod and unable to keep the camera perfectly steady, built-in Image Stabilization will help keep your images as clear as conceivable despite camera movement. Inside, the EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS II USM has an optimally-placed UD lens element which helps produce high-contrast and high-detail images At the same time as reducing chromatic aberrations. Combining a wide zoom range with fast autofocus and high-quality optics, the EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS II USM is perfect for APS-C camera and full-frame camera photographers, or somebody taking a look to expand their lens options with a fast and powerful telephoto zoom lens.

High-speed autofocus for shooting stills and smooth, near-silent autofocus when shooting video are achieved by adding NANO USM technology
New Lens Information Display shows focusing distance, focal length and shake amount.
One UD Lens helps reduce chromatic aberration and delivers outstanding high-resolution and high-contrast results
Image Stabilizer effect at up to 4 stops of shake correction helps capture sharp images.Circular aperture (9 blades) helps deliver beautiful, soft backgrounds
Filter size: 67mm
A Modulation Transfer Function (MTF) chart measures a lens’ expected optical performance at the center of the picture area and measures time and again along the diagonal line, more and more toward the corners of the image. The higher a curve is shown on the chart, the better the lens is performing in the area the chart is measuring. As a curve moves from left to right, it displays the lens’ results from center towards the corners