Canon EF 100-400mm F4.5-5.6L IS II USM Lens - L-Series Telephoto Zoom Lens - Sports, Action & Wildlife Photography - Fast & Quiet Auto Focus - Zoom Touch Adjustment Ring - 4-Stop Image Stabilizer

SUPER Canon workmanship,Just playing about at the minute.Everything is Fantastic only downside is the weight,But Very well made and Weatherproofed to boot.Thought hard and read reviews before embarking on this costly piece,But i think you get what you pay for and this is no Exception.My other lens go to 300mm but really love this and up to now the Best and probably my last telephoto lens i will ever buy.?Invested in a sturdy monopod for support,but stabilsation is as perfect as it could be.Costs a pretty penny but Hey Ho.Using this on a Canon 6D/750D.

I owned the 70-200 2.8 USM 11 and really thought you couldn't get much better. This lens is superb, image quality is outstanding. Although it is a heavy lens it balances perfectly with my cameras. It is easy to use producing quality shots. I used to have an extender for my previous lens of course no longer required. Image stabilisation is very good too especially for those hand held, low light 400mm shots. This is possibly the best lens I have ever owned.

Given its substantial cost, it took me a long time to decide to buy this lens. I'm so glad I did. It has lived up to and surpassed all my expectations. The lens is super sharp of course, but it's the image stabilisation and focus speed that make it a joy to use. If you decide to buy one, you will not be disappointed.

The item arrived with a defect. As soon as I contacted the company they immediately attempted to attribute the issue to my camera, suggesting that it was my camera that caused the problem. I have no issues with other lenses and my camera so the issue is not my camera. Subsequently, I have returned the item and am currently awaiting a refund. From other reviews it appears that the company prefer to retain a portion of your payment and they keep their product. I am eagerly anticipating their actions but note this will not be acceptable. Would not recommend this due to poor customer service and faulty products.

This is a great lens but unsurprisingly a little on the heavy and cumbersome side. The image stabilisation is amazing but takes a second or two to spin up so you need to allow for that to get the best from it.

A fantastic Lens.Razor sharp, great auto focus, a little heavy but then its a lot of glass!I like some people was dithering on whether or not to take the plunge and I am so glad I have. I do landscape photography but wanted a longer focal length, longer than my 70-200 to do the odd Wildlife image should the opportunity arise.Arrived well protected and on time. Ive bought a few items from this seller and all have been on time and in good order.Comes with lens hood both front and rear caps and a very decent lens pouch/bag.

I have been using this lens with my Canon 80D. I am really happy with the quality of the glass: very sharp photos and you can get amazing long distance photos even hand hold (have taken photos of the moon without tripod that look really shar). A bit more of light would be amazing as f/5.6 is not ideal for night photos, that is the time when many animals are more active. Its weight is also something to consider as it might not be the best option for a long hike! Also, it is just enough for taking photos of garden birds. You may want to get a longer lens if you are not going to be able to get close to them.Conclusion: I am in love with the photos taken with this lens but it weight and size will probably limit the amount of times you take this lens with you.

This is a superb lens. I've just got back from a 2 week vacation in California and have been using it for wildlife and scenery shots and the results are excellent even in difficult conditions such as shooting into the light. About the only downside is that it's rather large and heavy - but that's unavoidable given the zoom range and quality. I'm still looking for the perfect way to carry it when it's attached to the camera and I need both hands free to climb over things - I'm planning try some sort of shoulder strap attached to the tripod bush on the lens. Expensive but highly recommended.