Canon EF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM

Even though the Canon EF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM is a discontinued lens, having been released from the Japanese company's products since 2005, it is still one of the best solutions for FF and APS-C format cameras. It has focusing that occurs via an ultrasonic AF motor combined with image stabilization. The result is a lens with excellent performance that still remains a highly respectable alternative for professional photographers or simple enthusiasts. Made mainly with metal alloy, it ensures good solidity and resistance, even when used for a long time it starts to become heavy. From a performance point of view, its main strong point is given by the image stabilization which allows you to take photos of exceptional sharpness freehand even if the lens is at maximum zoom, without the need to obtain help from the tripod. The best results in terms of image are obtained with the aperture set to f/8 and increasing the ISO value. The results obtained with this lens have nothing to envy of certainly more modern and renowned models which certainly cost more. Ideal to use especially for dynamic and moving shots, it ensures colors and brilliance of the images despite being a dated model. Ultimately, it is still an excellent solution for those who love taking professional photos but it can also be an excellent purchase for those entering the world of photography.