70 200 Is Canon Lens

[Steel] Perfect to support my 70-200 Canon lens. Solid frame.

[Yes] This is another must-have lens. I chose it over the Canon 70-200 and I'm very happy with it. I use it with my 4K Pocket and A73.

[11 RU] This Canon RF 70-200 f/4 L lens is a pleasure to use. Beautifully constructed, fast and accurate focusing, producing wonderfully sharp and contrasty pictures. It stays on my R5 a good deal of the time. I'm very happy with this purchase.

[15.8 x 8 x 0.9"] I was looking for a protective cover for my Canon 70-200 L IS II; something that would fit in my backpack. The original Canon lens case is too bulky to place in the backpack. The TravelCoat fits the bill! It protects the lens and does not take additional space in the bag. A pricey item, but it does the job.

[f/22] I've needed the focal length of 70-200 for a while, and have typically been brand loyal. The sticker price of the Canon was way beyond my expenses, so I went with the Tamron. This lens is fantastic. So far I have used it on a handful of projects and it preforms beautifully. It's very fast, the images are extremely crisp and it performs exceptionally in low light environments. Moving forward, I'll start looking at Tamron for any lens to add to my arsenal. Their equipment is terrific and performs just as well as any Canon, Nikon or Sony lens.

[3] I bought this to use with my Canon 70-200 f/2.8 II along with the Canon 2X Extender III. I don't mind mounting the 70-200 onto my C300 but with the extender I knew I would need extra support. This unit worked great however I felt as though the 2x extender softened up my images too much so I returned the extender but kept the lens support bracket to use on future long lenses... for whatever I get next. Very well designed and constructed. Works great with my rig and I like how I have the option to allow the lens to lay on the rubberized wheels or utilize the screw for lenses that have a tripod mount. My only complaint would be that for something of this size, and the materials it's made of, and not that it's made cheaply, it should just cost less. Luckily I was able to utilize an educational discount but even that was still higher than it should have been.

[88 to 90 mm] This works great on a Canon 70-200 f2.8 IS II. Fits nicely on the lens with no slipping. Mates up well with a standard follow focus (I used it with a Tilta). Much more pleasant to use than the gears that use zip ties.

[0.265 lb] Needed something for my Canon 40D and 70-200 L lens-- worked perfect! Allows me to drop the camera in a regular bag and not have to carry all my gear all the time! I bought the PRO model to allow some extra room for the 70-200 -- worked as planned.

[ABS Plastic] Bought this for my Canon 70-200 lens. It's padded in all the right places and has a loop so I can wear it on my belt. If you're looking for a lightweight long lens bag, this is the one.

[Canon EF] Santa brought me this lens because I was using another brand 70-200. Using that lens was a constant source of frustration because of it's tendency to slip out of infinity focus. This Canon lens is rock-solid; and the optics are giving me enhanced detail. There is no contest between Canon and my old lens. Thank you, Santa--and Happy New Year's.