March 20, 2021
I think this Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L USM remains the most expensive lens I have ever purchased. Sadly (OK, heartbreakingly) it fell off the tripod a couple of years ago.
As you can see the glass is intact but manual focus and zoom are now very tight. They can move but not without a great deal of effort. Meanwhile, autofocus appears to be unaffected. I snapped the below shots with Canon T6s in JPG "L" mode. They are unmodified except by scale and/or cropping.
Note: this lens can work with the Canon 1.4 extender (see below).
Approx 9.5 feet, cropped and scaled 50%.
IMG_6912 1/640 sec. f/5 190mm ISO 100
Approx 43 feet, cropped and scaled 80%.
IMG_6920 1/320 sec. f/7.1 190mm ISO 100
Approx 9.5 feet, cropped and scaled 50%.
IMG_6921 1/320 sec. f/6.3 190mm ISO 100
Approx 9.5 feet, cropped and scaled 50%.
IMG_6924 1/320 sec. f/6.3 190mm ISO 100
Approx 30 feet, cropped and scaled 80%.
IMG_6934 1/320 sec. f/7.1 190mm ISO 100
1/1250 sec. f/2.8 190mm
f/5.6 About 15 feet
f/5.6 50-60 feet
Not sure what the autofocus picked
Not sure what the autofocus picked
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