Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM Lens

Pros: Exceptionally sharp images. Easy to use and handle. Fun to photography with!

Cons: Expensive for the average photographer. Might be a bit heavy for some users.

The Bottom Line: This lens is ideal for sports, portrait and landscape photographers. It is one of my primary lenses I always carry in my camera case!

Review: What makes a great image? A photograph is as good as a photographers eye? But I feel a photograph is also as good as the lens it was taken with too! CANON EF70-200/2.8L USM TELEPHOTO ZOOM LENS It was time for to update my photo ...

Pros: IS, image sharpness, usability, smooth and fast focus

Cons: weight, price, target for theft

The Bottom Line: Quality comes at a price. If you are seeking professional images, this lens is a must. If you are only a casual photographer, consider a less costly alternative.

Review: If you own a Canon EOS camera and are serious about the quality of the images you are capturing, the 70-200mm 2.8L is one of *the* lenses to own. This zoom lens belongs right up there with most primes, and that is why many professional photographers ...

Pros: Works great

Cons: Expensive, a little heavy... not for long hikes!

The Bottom Line: An awesome lens, highly recommend it!

Review: After spending a couple weeks shooting with my new Canon 20D and 24-70mm f/ 2.8 L USM lens, I decided I needed additional magnification power to reach the birds and other animals I enjoy shooting so much. I had previously looked at the 70-200mm f/ 4 ...

Pros: Very sharp and versatile, Available with I.S., Internal focusing, Excellent build quality.

Cons: Expensive, scares children, impossible to be inconspicuous.

The Bottom Line: Big, tough, sharp and fast, this is one of Canon's most technologically advanced lenses. You'll pay for it though. Just try not to spook the kids.

Review: Canon has another winner here.

I purchased this lens along with a 28-70mm f/2.8L lens with the thought that this would wind up being my "zoo" lens, or nature photography lens. It was purchased at Adorama for $1800ish for the IS (image...

Pros: SHARP optics, Nice zoom range, Quality build, Stabilized.

Cons: Pricey, Heavy

The Bottom Line: An outstanding lens- One of the best- And VERY highly recommended!

Review: The Canon 70-200 f/2.8 IS is considered by many to be the finest lens in the Canon lineup- And for good reason. It is a favorite of mine, and should be included in the kit of any really serious photographer. The Lens Itself This is a Canon "L" ...

Pros: Xlnt bokey,sharp images,fast,quality,makes you look like a pro.

Cons: Very pricey 1 year Canon warranty-Tamron offers 6years! Cannot remove cap with shield installed

The Bottom Line: Incredible lens and quality. If you have a the means and needs, this lens is for you.

Review: There are more than a few positive reviews available on this particular item and I must say that I agree with almost all of them. This is a fantastic lens for your Canon camera. The images are nothing short of break taking and will make an amateur ...

Pros: amazing images, top notch build

Cons: price and weight

The Bottom Line: If you need a fast zoom in the 70-200 range, save the money and buy the Canon. You cannot do better.

Review: Probably most of you reading this review are familiar with the amazing reputation of Canon's 70-200 L zoom lenses. I have used all but the F4 IS variation, and am here to say the reputation is well-earned. I originally had planned on purchasing the ...

Pros: Sharp!

Cons: expensive, heavier than smaller-aperture lenses

The Bottom Line: Perfect optics, perfect AF system, perfect build quality...what else do you want?

Review: Wow! I could'nt live without it...The quality of this lens is superb.

First, the build quality. You know when you take it in your hands that this lens is made to last. It's superb. Nothing more to say.

Features: Probably the most...

Pros: Sharpness, build, IS technology, focus speed, moisture resistance

Cons: Price, weight, plastic hood

The Bottom Line: This may be the best lens ever made for all-around photography. You can use it is so many situations. If you can afford it, buy it!

Review: This is just about as close to the "perfect lens" as one is likely to ever get. For portrait photographers, it pinpoint sharpness is every bit as good as a prime lens, and its "bokeh" (out of focus background), is beautiful, making the portraits pop off ...

Pros: Sharp, Sharp, Sharp. Smooth operation, high speeds possible, no vignetting or distortion.

Cons: Heavy, expensive.

The Bottom Line: The perfect lens for everything, except maybe landscapes. Terrific optics, build quality.

Review: Other than landscape photography, my photography is mainly centered around aviation photography, which requires: Sharpness, speed, and flexibility in odd lighting (you can't control the weather). Any pictures with significant vignetting are considered...