The professional-grade 200-400mm zoom with constant f/4 max aperture and built-in 1.4x extender increases focal length to 560mm for up-close action.
The Image Stabilizer technology enables the use of shutter speeds up to four stops longer than normal without camera shake for great action shots.
The choice of three Image Stabilizing modes provide effective performance whilst panning and instant stabilisation only during the moment of exposure.
Enjoy fast, near-silent autofocus thanks to a ring-type ultrasonic AF motor and never miss the perfect shot.
Magnesium alloy adds strength and durability, but not weight sealing the lens resistance against dust and moisture no matter your location.
Stay in charge with full-time manual focus override, focus-stop and focus-preset controls on the lens barrel. Power Focus is available for EOS movies.
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200-400mm (280-560mm with built in 1.4x extender)
f/4
32 (45)
2
0.15 (0.21)
20 (24)
25 (33)
9
Drop-in 52
3620
Yes
E-145C
Wedding photographer/multitasking mum Danelle Kendrick introduces her children to a world of ideas on Creative Park. Unleash creativity in your home with the Pixma TS9560!
Learn about the different types of EF, EF-S, EF-M and RF lenses and find out which will work best for you and your camera.
Get creative with your Canon CP1300 Selphy photo printer. Pro tips and ideas from Blueberry Co. founder and designer Chloe Watts.
Tips on how to use your travel photos to style your home.
Easy ways to use print to style and organise your home
Underwater photographer and Tales by Light explorer Eric Cheng is spell-bound by the majesty of the sea. Read his story here.
Over two decades, the award-winning Canon Master Stephen Dupont has been a champion for the people of fragile and marginalised cultures through his hauntingly beautiful and intimate photographs of humanity.
Behind every powerful image, is a powerful story. In this new three-part documentary series, go behind the lens with Angela and Johnathan Scott from Big Cat Diary, underwater photographer and publisher of WetPixel Eric Cheng, and war photographer Stephen Dupont.
Art Wolfe reveals why the fierce eyes of his subjects are the most powerful element in connecting with his audience in Tales by Light season one.
Tales by Light season one storyteller Peter Eastway reveals the art of simplicity in photography as he shoots in the great white wilderness of Antarctica.
Uniting exploration, photography and the natural world, Tales by Light offers a rare glimpse into the eyes and minds of some of Australia and the world’s best photographic storytellers.
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Canon Group Company, Axis Communications is now responsible for the sales and support of Canon network cameras as of November 1st 2018.
Recently, researchers reported on vulnerabilities found in the communication protocols in the fax functions of certain products. For information regarding the impact of these vulnerabilities on Canon products equipped with fax functions, read more.
This program is designed to supply the current version of the Canon Digital SLR Camera Software Developers Kit (SDK) to computer programmers residing in Australia and New Zealand
