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Question: Does this lens come with a USA warranty honored by Canon USA?
Document: This Lens is OUTSTANDING!!! Its an Canon EF-16mm-35mm F/2.8L USM II Pro Lens with the Canon USA Warranty (Made in Japan, not China). I brought this lens to Washington D.C. last week and used it inside and outside the Mall District. NO FLASH NECESSARY!!! Which is great, going through security and having to carry extra weight. I have some beautiful photographs, really enjoyed this lens, looking forward to my next trip and project.
That is only 58mm a huge difference!and last the Canon EW-88 Hood.It has a USA warranty card and with Amazon Prime shipping you'll get it nextday for sure for just 3.99. Its like 80 bucks a year to be a member and I piss that away just breathing lol.Anything order from Amazon as the seller is pretty much guaranteed overnight if you order it that way. All others beware of 1-5 day processing times even if you order it nextday it will take days! I learned my lesson hopefully you too!I was not sure how this was going to turn out but I'm really happy with it!PIC EXAMPLE.
A lot has been said about this lens and a lot will be said to come. So keep in mind where I'm coming from while you read this. I use a crop sensor camera, primarily commercial portraiture and performance.Firstly, this is one of the more expensive L series lenses. It's build quality is exactly what you'd expect from Canon.. top of the line. The fixed 2.8 is fantastic for low light shots though I go find that 2.8 on my 16-35 vs 2.8 on my 70-200 is about a 1/3rd stop darker.
I've had this lens for over a year now which was bought from Amazon. It is being used on a full-frame 5D and 5DMkII DSLRs. In this price range and wide angle focal length we can compare it to the Canon 14mm f/2.8 or the Nikor 14-24 f/2.8. Why? If you're looking at this lens, then you should be looking at these other two as well. The Nikkor can be used with a Nikon to Canon adapter from some good companies like 16-9 Adapters.This lens may suffer edge softness and I had to have mine calibrated by Canon within the 1 year warranty period.
The Canon-branded hood I bought for my 10-22mm was the most expensive hood I ever purchased, so I appreciate that the L-series lenses come with them bundled in.Autofocus is very quick and 100% accurate on my copy, another noticeable improvement from my old 10-22mm. There is no IS but at 16mm you would rarely need IS, so I am okay with that omission, especially considering how much extra weight and cost IS would add to the lens.The date code on mine showed it was manufactured in 2013 (purchased in Feb 2014), which is good because I always worry about dropping a ton of cash and somehow ending up with a really old copy.
Good lens except an old person like me need Image stabilization. I was hopeing being 2.8 and a L lens it was fast enough to over come my shakes.For a person that dosn't have my shaking problem would love this lens.
My old Vivitar Wide Angle Zoom Lens, it was like having a point and shoot 35mm camera. No matter what you shot, it seemed it was always in focus.I always curse when I have to lug this piece of glass with my camera around, the two weight a ton but all that goes away when viewing the fantastic pictures that come out of this thing. This is definitely my walk about lens.
So there was no real reason to shoot with the 24-70 for me.Now that I gave a little background on where I am coming from. Let me just say that this lens is simply amazing!The colors and the saturation is awesome! Indoor photos as well as outdoor landscapes come out phenomenal straight out of the camera.To me this lens is more versatile than the 24-70L.Not sure about the negative reviews but my copy is sharp End to End.Highly highly recommend it!
I have frustrated them by asking this question on the phone repeatedly, and they can't answer it. They're starting to get mad when I call back... I did send my first one in for calibration. They found something to adjust, but it did not help.... Moral of the story: If you like your original version, DON'T sell it. You need BOTH. This new one will effectively be your 16-20mm, and the old one will be your 24-35mm... I think it's very sad needing to carry two of the same lens, but that's what this situation has come to.
First off this lens is pricey. But if you want a good lens you're going to have to pay a premium price. And Canon's L lenses do not come cheap. The build quality on this lens is amazing. You can feel the glass and it feels solid. Zoom and focus rings are easy to use and not placed awkwardly. The 2.8 aperture means you can bring this lens into a dark room and have no problems. It also means you can slow down movement a lot. What most people don't realize about wide angle lenses is that they have a really close min focus.
Answer: Yes. Once the lens arrives, you register in online with Canon. It is a high quality, reliable lens that most pros carry in their bag. Canon's service department is also helpful.