The Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro has a very solid and compact structure, resistant to climatic conditions, the eternal enemies of all photographers. Customers who purchased it underlined how it was used in both rain and snow conditions, managing to take very beautiful shots. Being a not too recent production, the Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro does not have a stabilized lens, so it is not recommended to use it to capture moving subjects. Its focusing is very smooth, as is its ring. Another important feature is that it has a small window that helps you understand the focus distance. Its minimum focusing distance is 0.31 meters. the lens in question guarantees excellent sharpness and brightness of the subjects, giving surprising results. The vignetting is present, it begins to be intrusive when the subject to be framed moves away, reaching its peak at infinite focus. Chromatic aberrations are practically zero, regardless of the scenario we are immortalizing: whether it has a bright contrast or if it is not very bright, there are no aberrations. This feature makes it one of the most competitive lenses on the market. Indeed, not all of them guarantee practically zero aberrations and sharpness of this type. The Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro is recommended for photographing static subjects, or subjects that are in slow motion and subjects that are not too far away. Highly recommended.