Canon EF 100-300mm 1:5.6 Telelens

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Released in 1987 as Canon's very first L-series lens for the newly launched EF mount, the EF 100-300mm f/5.6L pairs a synthetic fluorite element with UD glass to keep chromatic aberration in check across the telephoto range. Its classic push-pull zoom action, later echoed in Canon's famous 100-400mm series, makes it fast and intuitive to track moving subjects. A compact, all-metal L-series workhorse that remains a favourite among film and early digital shooters for its crisp, contrasty rendering.

[Appearance of the item]
There are some minor scratches on the body due to aging.

[Functional]
The focus ring and Aperture ring are both in good working order.

[Optical System]
There are no fungi.
There is no haze.
There is no lens separation.
There is no dust.
There is no scratch.
Aperture blade works well.

There are no defects that affect the photo.

The only accessories are those shown in the photos.

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