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Introduction | Handling | Performance | Pros vs Cons | Conclusion
Introduction
The Canon 70-200 F/2.8 IS lens has a reputation of its own. “L” class high quality glass, a useful focal length range well suited for portraits, candids, sports, events and more, a fast maximum aperture that remains constant throughout the zoom rage, and a powerful lens-based image stabilization system are all elements that have made this lens a go-to piece of equipment for many different types of photographers. Since the introduction of the original 70-200 F/2.8 IS lens in 2001 it has become a standard; and the new version of this lens has improved on the original in every aspect.
I have used the original version I of the 70-200 F/2.8 IS more or less from the onset of my professional work. However, this last year I’ve been finding that this lens stayed home more and more: I would no longer take it on portrait sessions and was starting to leave it at home for weddings, all in favor of the quality offered by prime lenses, particularly the 135 F/2 L lens (pictured above). Yet, after having the new version II of the 70-200 for over a week and bringing it along with me to a wedding this last weekend, I have a feeling that the 70-200 F/2.8 L IS II will find a permanent place in my camera bag once again.
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Justin
