Canon 70 200 F2 8 Is Iii

[4] Right size for Canon gear I use: 1DX Mark III; 70-200, 24-70, 16-35 L lenses; 600EX-II-RT flash in padded case, 12 backup battery pack, reporter's notebook. Compact, heavy, swinging across shoulder nearer my center of gravity. Called B&H Jan. 16, unboxed it in Grand Rapids, MI 2 days later, stuffed above toys in bag thinking it might loosen openings for my next night's. Worked. Liked the sand option also.

[100mm at f/5.6] Does exactly what it is supposed to - certainly beats the original cover for the Canon 200 F2.

[Aluminum] Is this product suitable for Canon Rf 28-70 F2 lens ?

[Handle] I have my 5d mark iii, 30d, four L lenses (including a 70-200 f/2.8), three 580ex-ii flashes and battery packs, an H4N audio recorder and mic in this case with plenty of room for 1-2 more lenses. Even with all of that, it's not terribly heavy, though I will be getting some sort of wheels for it. It's four clasps are super easy to open and close, and they are very secure. I am confident that my equipment is safe from any/all transportation required.

[18.5 x 5.1 x 5"] Use this with canon 7D and 70 - 200 f2.8. Perfect.

[Slip-On] This lens cap is so much easier to use on Canon 200 f2 lens hood. My lens originally came with leather cap and i absolutely hated it.

[Glass] This filter will live on my Canon RF 28-70 F2 lens when shooting on a sunny day! Without it I could not shoot wide open even at 1/8000th a second! No issues with color cast or stacking other filters. I have used it stacked with the 6 stop ND filter (same brand) and the PolarPro 95mm QuartzLine CPL and am happy to report you can still install the lens hood with all 3 stacked!

[55 mm] This is definitely a pricey filter, $250, however I believe it is one of the best. I am not going to put a $20 filter on a Canon RF 28-70 f2.

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

[f/1.4] I just upgraded my Canon 5d mark ii to the mark iii model. I decided to give my son my mark 2 and needed a lens to give him with the camera. I have a 70-200 2.8L, 16-35 2.8L, 24-70 2.8L and an 85 1.2L. I think I like this 50 better than all the above except the 85mm. Pictures are sharp, and the 1.4 is great for indoor without a flash. I will likely buy another for myself. For the price, It can't be beat