Canon Ef 500Mm F4L Is Ii Usm

[Zipper] This is my second hoodie and I can't see owning a large lens without one. The first was on my Canon EF 500mm f4l is. And when I sold that lens and purchased my 600mm I purchased another for it. They fit well and are very easy to use.

[5.7 lb / 2.6 kg] I wanted to make an upgrade from my PolarPro Drone Trekker Backpack and struggled finding something that suited my needs. I was strongly considering the Nomatic McKinnon 35L Camera Backpack but it lacked the security options my old pack had. Then I found the Manfrotto Pro Light Multiloader. It has ways to lock up the bag the way I was looking for and It holds a lot! I have it packed with my Canon 5D Mark IV, Canon R5, Canon RF 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM, Canon EF 24-105mm f/4 L IS II USM, Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS III USM, Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II USM, Canon EF-EOS R Mount Adapter, 5 Canon LP-E6NH Lithium-Ion Batteries, iPad Pro 12.9, MacBook Air, Lume Cube Panel Pro 2.0 RGB LED Light Panel, Vello Wireless ShutterBoss, and some other odds and ends. It is a quality backpack! I allows for easy access to whatever you need. I am very pleased so far with this bag!

[Unthreaded] Paired this with the Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM Lens. This is made with Zeiss glass and you can really see the difference with other variable ND filters (no color casting versus the rest!) Typically ND filters cause loss of sharpness when but images produced with the heliopan are nice and sharp!

[Glass] Paired this with the Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM Lens. This is a great polarizer. Heliopan uses Zeiss glass and you can see it in the image quality thats produced. Flaring is greatly reduced and you can take clear pictures of subjects behind glass panes that are full of glare from the sun. If you are looking for a polarizer this is it!

[Full-Frame] Although I have not used this particular lens at length yet, it compliments my Canon EF 400 f2.8 IS USM II very nicely. Weight difference is significant between the two allowing hand held shots to be easily captured.

[0.265 lb] After using in mt EF 600mm f4L IS II I started thinking this should be how all lenses used filters. The thumb wheel works flawlessly as it sits just below where I put my hand to steady the lens on my gimbal or monopod. It gets rid of the nasty mid day glare from animal faces and backs. And I love the new detail I am pulling out of bird feathers as well as opting to reduce or eliminate reflections. This is making me consider the filter holder ef to rf adapter as I still use a lot of ef glass with my R5.

[Gimbal Head] This mates a Canon EF 500mm f/4L II to a monopod, for birding. It replaced an Induro GHB1 that I used for more than five years, until the smoothness of the tilt function deteriorated. Sealed ball bearings in the GKJr. should fix that forever. Couldn't be more pleased by the fit, finish, and feel of this mechanism.

[150 mm] I have used the EF 600mm f4L IS II for a number of years, with both a 1DX II and R5. I was pleasantly surprised by the weight reduction, and what seemed to be a bit faster focus response with the lower power R5 battery system than the EF 600mm f4L II. (hopefully not my imagination) I have only used it a few times and feel it is every bit as good as my previous 600mm. Also nice to not have to use a converter anymore.

[Aluminum] Purchased for my EF 600 USM IS II, was a bit concerned that the rise wouldn't clear the reversed hood. Thankfully it fit PERFECTLY. Thank you David

[Yes] Prior to my EOS-1D X Mark II, I was using an EOS 6D Mark II with EF 35mm f/1.4L II USM and EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM. I've been shooting primarily nature, animals, and outdoor sports -- bouldering and rope climbing -- with occasional portraits and group shots. Due to a challenging combination of low light and fast movement, I used to have many missed shots. That wasn't a problem since I take 5000 or so separate exposures per session. Now with the EOS-1D X Mark II, nearly every shot is flawless -- sharp and well-exposed -- and the only challenge is selecting the best of the best. I actually had to buy a new computer to handle the load of RAW processing. I couldn't be happier.