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Lightdow EF 420-800mm F8.3 Telephoto Zoom Lens - Manual Focus DSLR Cameras Lens for Canon EOS Rebel T Series T8i/T7i/T7/T6/T3i/T2i/4000D/850D/SL3/SL2/6D Mark II/5D Mark IV/90D/80D/77D(White)
Details
- Brandlightdow
- Focal Length Description420-800mm
- Lens TypeTelephoto
- Compatible MountingsCanon EF Canon
- Camera Lens DescriptionManual focus
Description
🔍 Zoom beyond limits, focus on brilliance!
- ZOOM INTO THE DETAILS - Massive 420-800mm focal range brings distant subjects like wildlife and the moon into stunning clarity.
- SEAMLESS CANON COMPATIBILITY - Works flawlessly with a wide range of Canon EOS DSLRs, from Rebel T series to 5D Mark IV and beyond.
- CRYSTAL CLEAR SHOTS EVERY TIME - UMC anti-reflective coating minimizes aberrations and flare for razor-sharp images with dreamy bokeh.
- MASTER THE ART OF MANUAL FOCUS - Full manual control for creative freedom and precision, perfect for pros who crave hands-on shooting.
- BUILT FOR THE BOLD PHOTOGRAPHER - Durable, stable design with a large focus ring ensures confident handling during every shoot.
The Lightdow EF 420-800mm F8.3 Telephoto Zoom Lens is a fully manual, super-telephoto zoom lens designed for Canon EOS DSLR cameras. Featuring a 420-800mm focal range, UMC coating for reduced flare, and a large precision focus ring, it offers photographers ultimate creative control and sharp image quality. Compatible with a broad range of Canon EF and EF-S mount cameras, this lens excels at capturing distant subjects with exceptional detail and artistic depth.
Specifications
| Maximum Aperture | 8.3 f |
| Minimum Aperture | 16 f |
| Zoom Ratio | 1.91:1 |
| Image stabilization | Digital |
| Compatible Camera Models | Canon EOS cameras with EF or EF-S lens mountings |
| Lens Mount | Canon EF |
| Minimum Focal Length | 420 Millimeters |
| Lens Design | Zoom |
| Focus Type | Manual Focus |
| Lens Fixed Focal Length | 420 Millimeters |
| Focal Length Description | 420-800mm |
| Lens | Telephoto |
| Compatible Camera Mount | Canon EF, Canon EF-S |
| Maximum Focal Length | 800 Millimeters |
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Reviews
T**D
Understanding the limitations it works great and is an excellent value.
For the money a really nice piece. Yes, it is not autofocus, not stabilized, and you have to change the manual shutter setting in the camera. The visual quality is just fine for what I bought it to do.These two pictures are from just over 30 feet away through the window over the kitchen sink.
C**R
Great lens for distance photography.
Bought this as a gift for my husband. Great lens for taking long distance photos. It does take some skill to focus quickly, but awesome if you have a few minutes.
R**S
NOT WORTH IT
The light arbitration on this lens is horrible, and you're limited in changing the image settings because the lens forces you to only adhere to specific specs. I was so excited initially, but so dissatisfied & disappointed in this lens as soon as I started to use it. I'm going to attempt taking some longer exposure night photos, but at thus point, I do not have high hopes on its exposure capabilities.
D**B
Quick delivey
I had ordered this before but it was damaged in transit so I had to cancel. Just 2 days later this arrived and my photography has never been the same. The reason it's less expensive it that it's totally manual. That means focus and zoom. It really takes me back to my 35mm SLR days. You definitely need to use a tripod and the shutter timer or remote.
S**R
queda flojo
Queda con una pequeña holgura, lo que hace que no se fije bien como los demás objetivos.
P**Y
Price and quality
The lens is great, my daughter loved it. I just with it came in a more secure case to store it.
N**
Good for the price
If you like to take pictures of the moon and nature this is the one for you!
B**M
Not bad...
...but not perfect. But for what you pay, this is a decent telephoto lens. Definitely use it with a tripod for stability of the shot, or some sort of flat surface rather than trying to hold it steady. It's manual so be sure to set your camera to a manual setting for the lens. Aside from those caveats, it's not terrible. Once you get used to how to focus, it makes for some nice photographs.
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