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Canon EF 400mm f/4.0 DO IS USM Overview
Announced Sep 6, 2000
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Telephoto prime lens | Canon EF | 7034A002
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Announced
Sep 6, 2000
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The Canon EF 400mm F4.0 DO IS USM was the first Canon lens to offer diffractive optical lens technology, which is designed to give high optical quality in a considerably more compact and lighter package than would be possible using conventional elements. As well as the fancy optics, this lens also features image stabilization for a 2-stop shutter speed advantage, a ring-type ultrasonic focus motor and dust and moisture-sealing. Optically, this innovative lens is bettered by Canon's more conventional telephoto primes, but the 400mm DO's compact dimensions and comparatively light weight make it a good choice for sports and wildlife photography.
Product timeline
Sep 6, 2000
Quick specs
Lens type | Prime lens |
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Focal length | 400 mm |
Image stab. | Yes |
Lens mount | Canon EF |
Max aperture | F4 |
Min aperture | F32 |
Min focus | 3.50 m (137.8″) |
Max magnification | 0.12× |
Weight | 1940 g (4.28 lb) |
Length | 233 mm (9.16″) |
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