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Sigma Photo 70-300mm f/4-5.6 Lens telephoto zoom lens (Canon mount)

Item # 366572CA

Your goal? To be a strong photographer.

Your goal? To be a strong photographer.

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Item # 366572CA

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About the Sigma Photo 70-300mm f/4-5.6 Lens

Woody Sherman

You've got to have a goal

Your goal? To be a strong photographer. Your daughter's? Well, better bring your Sigma Photo 70-300mm f/4-5.6 lens to bear quickly — she's running free in the opponent's penalty zone about to score her first competitive soccer goal.

You've got to have a goal

Your goal? To be a strong photographer. Your daughter's? Well, better bring your Sigma Photo 70-300mm f/4-5.6 lens to bear quickly — she's running free in the opponent's penalty zone about to score her first competitive soccer goal.

This telephoto zoom lens is made for moments like that. Even if you're cheering from the stands, chances are you'll be able to get the shot you want, quickly and accurately. Built-in optical stabilization helps you get clear shots when zoomed in, and Sigma's precision optics see to it that the image will be consistent from edge to edge.

While this lens is optimized for full-frame cameras, it's completely compatible with APS-C size sensors as well. On most APS-C cameras it has an effective focal length of 105-450mm, so you'll have some impressive reach with this lens zoomed all the way in. Maybe both of you have scored a goal.

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Product highlights:

  • 70-300mm f/4-5.6 DG OS telephoto zoom lens
  • compatible with Canon EOS film and digital SLR cameras
  • effective focal length:
    • 70-300mm with full-frame digital or film cameras
    • 112-480mm with Canon EOS APS-C sensor cameras
  • built-in optical stabilization allows in-focus shots with longer exposure times
  • super-low dispersion glass element for impressive contrast and clarity
  • super multi-layer lens coating minimizes flaring and ghosting
  • minimum aperture: f/22
  • minimum focus distance: 4.9 feet
  • constructed of 16 elements in 11 groups
  • filter size: 62mm
  • lens is 5-5/16" long, 3-1/8" in diameter
  • weight: 21.5 ounces
  • warranty: 3 years
Supplied Accessories:
  • lens hood, lens cap, and soft case
  • MFR # 572-101

What's in the box:

  • 70-300mm F4-5.6 DG OS zoom lens for Canon
  • LCF-62II Front lens cap (installed)
  • Rear lens cap (installed)
  • 62mm Lens hood (installed)
  • Instructions
  • Warranty sheet
  • Warranty sticker

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More details on the Sigma Photo 70-300mm f/4-5.6 Lens

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Features & specs

General
Mount Type Canon EF-mount
Sensor Size ---
Image Stabilization Yes
Lens Type Telephoto zoom
Focal Length 70-300mm
Maximum Aperture F4 (W) - F5.6 (T)
Weight 21.5 ounces
Parts Warranty 3 Years
Labor Warranty 3 Years

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Features

Overview: The Sigma 70-300mm F4-5.6 DG OS (Model #572) is a high quality lens for travel, nature, wildlife, and family photography. The lens has the Canon EF mount, and comes with a lens hood, and front and rear caps.

Sigma DG Lenses: This Sigma DG lens is designed for use with full-frame digital SLRs, but can be used with DSLRs with APC-C-sized image sensors. DG lenses offer high contrast and subtle tonal gradations, but is resistant to flare and ghosting. The lens' Super Multi-Layer Coating suppresses reflections between the image sensor and the lens surfaces.

Optical Stabilization (OS): The lens has a two-way switch to activate (or turn off) the built-in optical stabilization. When switched to the On position, the optical stabilization compensates for camera shake, especially in low-light or long zoom situations when the camera is hand-held. When using the OS feature, it is possible to get sharp results at shutter speeds approximately 4 stops slower than you could without it.

Lens Hood: The 70-300mm lens includes a bayonet-type detachable lens hood to help prevent stray light from entering the lens, causing flare, and to protect the lens from rain, snow, and dust. When not in use, the lens hood can be inverted and mounted onto the lens backwards for storage.

Focus Mode Switch: The lens features a two-way switch for setting the focus mode: AF (auto focus) or MF (manual focus).

Specifications:

  • Lens Construction: 16 Elements in 11 Groups
  • Angle of View: 34.3°-8.2°
  • Number of Diaphragm Blades: 9
  • Maximum Aperture: f/4 (W) - f/5.6
  • Minimum Aperture: f/22
  • Minimum Focusing Distance: 59.1"
  • Filter Size: 62mm
  • Maximum Magnifications: 1:3.9
  • Dimensions: Diameter=3.063", Length=5.262"-5.986" (5.707"-6.437" w/caps)
  • Weight: 21.5 ounces

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What is the difference between this lens and the one that sell for $144 that has similar specs?
frank j  Jun 18, 2014
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This lens has OS (optical stabilization) function, and the one for $144 doesn't. The optical stabilization compensates for camera shake, especially in low-light or long zoom situations when the camera is hand-held. When using the OS feature, it is possible to get sharp results at shutter speeds approximately 4 stops slower than you could without it.
david  Jun 19, 2014

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