I love surprises, especially if they are like finding a golden nugget where you notion there was junk.
[b]Lens[/b]The 70-300mm Canon lens (not the Do model) is just such a surprise.
In fact, it could be the best kept secret among photographers. You rarely hear whatever proclaiming the greatness of this little lens. The lens is too unassuming and ordinary. And yet, when you look deep, you see the subtle praises.
Maybe it's because the lens is not impressive to look at, and "real" photographers want an attention-getter on the front of their prized digital Slr.
Maybe it's because it isn't all that expensive, arrival in at about 0.
No matter the reason, the 70-300mm Canon lens is well worth taking a look at.
Image quality is ranked by some well respected photographers right up there with the L lens, and that is impressive.
What you will generally see on blogs and forums is how unpretentious the lens unmistakably is. Comments like, "I notion it was a toy," express the first impressions of many first-time users.
However, the first impressions are not continuing ones with this lens. Once they shoot a few frames, their notion changes. After all, the lens sports Is (image stabilization) and Usm (ultrasonic motor), along with the great image quality already mentioned. Those who disdain the use of a tripod will like these two features.
My favorite story about the 70-300mm Canon lens comes from a guy who found his lens at a carport sale. Picking it up, he figured he would buy it for a young relative who was just getting started in photography. The seller knew nothing about the execution of the lens. So, the photographer buys the lens.
Just to see if it even works, he puts it on his Canon 5D to take a few shots. The relative never got the lens. This buyer was so impressed with its performance, he stated that it was too good of a lens to waste on man else.
Ken Rockwell had this to say about the Canon 70-300mm f/4-5.6 Is Usm lens, "When I first picked it up I notion it was a toy - but when I saw the great heavyweight image quality, the toy-like lightness became a huge benefit."
Surprises are great when they come like this. You know the old saying, "Don't judge a book by its cover." True of many things, including camera gear.
Happy Shooting!
Surprise - 70-300mm Canon Lens is Much best Than anticipated
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