Canon EF 55-200mm f/4.5-5.6 II USM

The Canon EF 55-200 mm f/4.5-5.6 is a telephoto lens that was produced between 2003 and 2010 designed for FF and APS-C formats. It is a Canon telephoto lens characterized by great lightness (its weight is in fact only 320 grams) and compactness which allows it to be used in a very simple and practical way. This lens also has a significantly improved and redesigned handle and electronic circuit. Another feature of the Canon telephoto lens is focusing. The latter is automatic and at high speed which occurs via the ultrasonic Af motor. However, the focusing is silent and does not generate any noise as does the motor. In any case, the device also offers the possibility of using manual focus for those who prefer this type of solution. Another key feature that is worth considering is the lead-free lens system as well as the optimized lens coatings. What is missing however is the image stabilizer which makes the photos sharper and more precise. The dimensions of the filter are 55 millimeters while the diameter has a maximum opening of 22 millimetres. As regards the materials, this Canon lens is mainly characterized by the plastic which covers almost the entire structure. This Canon telephoto lens is therefore certainly an important accessory for those approaching the world of photography or for professional photographers.