Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM Lens

Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM Lens

Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM Ultra Wide Zoom Lens - f/4

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Starting my dSLR life with Canon 17-40 L lens

Rated 4Posted 42 weeks ago

My Favorite Landscape Lens

Rated 5Posted 103 weeks ago

A last minute addition that has proven to be a great asset

Rated 5Posted 106 weeks ago
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Key Features
Camera Format
  • Digital SLR
Lens Type
  • Zoom Lens
Focal Length
  • 17mm - 40mm
Lens Max Aperture
  • f/4
Focus Type
  • Autofocus
Mount
  • Canon EF
 
Other Features
Closest Focusing Distance
  • 10.8 in
Picture Angle
  • 57 - 104 degrees
Attachment / Filter Size
  • 77 mm
Macro Lens
  • Without Macro Lens
Groups / Elements
  • 12 Elements in 9 Groups
Designed for Digital Camera
  • Yes
 
Dimensions
Diameter
  • 3.3 in
Length
  • 3.8 in
Weight
  • 17.64 oz
 
Miscellaneous
UPC
  • 4960999189949
Product ID
  • 20946393
 
  • Rated 4

    Starting my dSLR life with Canon 17-40 L lens

    by irinette, May 27, 2009
    Pros:

    Compact for L lens, sharp, good colors, good built

    Cons:

    no IS, not good for indoors/poor lighting
    The Bottom Line: Great lens! Recommend!
    Review: I have been a Canon enthusiast for years using most of their powershots S, SD, G series. I finally d... More
  • Rated 5

    My Favorite Landscape Lens

    by andgott, Mar 28, 2008
    Pros:

    Sharp optics. Great build quality. Good range.

    Cons:

    Heavy. Expensive. Massive hood. No Image Stabilizer
    The Bottom Line: A great landscape lens, and a great buy for "l" series Glass!
    Review: I was in need of a lens to replace the 'Kit' lens that came with my Rebel XT, and found this lens wa... More
  • Rated 5

    A last minute addition that has proven to be a great asset

    by ncphototrekker, Mar 05, 2008
    Pros:

    Typical Canon "L" build quality...excellent. Silent AF, constant aperture, internal focusing.

    Cons:

    The only negative is there is no hyperfocal scale.
    The Bottom Line: For the landscape photographer on a budget, this is a must have lens to start your quality lens collection. There is plenty of focal range for flexibility.
    Review: I’ll be honest here…this was not a lens that I had intentionally wanted to purchase. Wh... More
  • Rated 5

    must have for 1.6x bodies

    by rbau, Jun 15, 2006
    Pros:

    -focal length on 1.6x -color and sharpness

    Cons:

    -weight
    Review: I tried a 28-70 on my 10D but always ended up frustrated because it was too tight, especially when s... More
  • Rated 5

    Perfect for Indoors and Scenery

    by camerawizard, Feb 09, 2006
    Pros:

    Solid, sharp, bombproof. Buy it.

    Cons:

    On the heavy side due to solid metal build.
    Review: I use this lens on a Rebel XT. This lens is a very, very well built, and solid product. I am very ha... More
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