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Deliver 1:1 life size image repros of miniature life with 100mm focal length and minimum 30cm focusing distance with EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM.
Hybrid Image Stabilizer provides 2-stops of correction during 1.0x magnification, 3-stops at 0.5x magnification and 4-stops during normal shooting.
Ultra Low Dispersion always allows for excellent image quality with high resolution, high contrast and excellent colour reproduction in macro.
Always create attractive and even background bokeh when isolating subjects at wide apertures with the lens's 9-blade circular blade aperture.
With limits for all subjects, the Focus Limiter Switch allows you to increase the auto focus speed making quick shots a reality.
The EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM lens boasts a ring USM driving rapid auto focus with near-silent operation - perfect for wildlife shots.
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