Canon EF 200-400mm F4.0L IS USM Extender 1.4x Specifications

 

Compatibility:
analog*/digital

Diagonal Angle of View:
12° - 6.1°

Maximum Magnification:
1:6.7

Minimum Aperture:
F32

 

Lens w. Extender activated:
280-560mm F5.6

Diagonal Angle of View:
8.5° - 4.3°

Maximum Magnification:
1:4.8

Minimum Aperture:
F45

 

Number of Aperture Blades:
9

Iris Pattern:
 

Minimum Distance:
200cm

Filter Thread:
52mm via filter holder

Maximum Diameter:
128mm

Length:
366mm

Weight:
3620g

Focus Type:
Ring-USM, Power Focus, internal focus mechanis

Dual Pixel CMOS AF:
supported

Zoom Type:
rotary

E-TTL II Distance Information:
yes

Lens Hood:
ET-120 (WII)

Produced:
2013

Tests:
DxO Labs with Extender OFF | ON; Dan Carr Review

 

Additional Information:
The lens received the EISA Professional Lens 2013 - 2014 and the TIPA Professional D-SLR Lens 2014 awards. It features a focus limiter (full, 2m - 6m, 6m - ∞), focus preset and comes with a partly removable tripod collar.
Curiousity Facts: The lens was first mentioned in 02.2011 by Canon to officially be in development for a launch within the same year - but nothing happend. A first test shooting by lots of professional photographers then took place at the London Summer Games in 07.2012. Still the online rumors community was hyped by the usual suspects into thinking that the release of the lens would last forever, until the official announcement followed in 05.2013. Shortly after (that same month actually) first in-stocks were reported. End of the line: Proper testing makes great products. And stay tuned ^^.

 

 

*There seem to be some minor incompatibilities and dysfunctionalities when using IS lenses with their IS activated with older analog EOS camera models. See EOS Documentation Project for details (slightly different for the 75-300mm F4.0-5.6 IS USM here).


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