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This AF-S Zoom-Nikkor 17-35mm f/2.8D IF-ED lens is an ultra-wide-angle rectilinear zoom lens with a range of professional-level features that yield overall superior performance. In addition...
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This AF-S Zoom-Nikkor 17-35mm f/2.8D IF-ED lens is an ultra-wide-angle rectilinear zoom lens with a range of professional-level features that yield overall superior performance. In addition to providing the shortest close-focusing distance in its class 0.28m (0.9 ft.) throughout the entire zoom range the lens also features a fast constant maximum aperture of f/2.8 at all focal lengths. It is ideal for photojournalism and general professional-level photographic needs. Less
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Enjoy true wide-angle to tele-coverage with the EF-S 17-85 mm f/4-5.6 IS USM Zoom Lens from Canon. Incorporated with Canon’s Image Stabilization (IS) system, it facilitates up to three...
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Enjoy true wide-angle to tele-coverage with the EF-S 17-85 mm f/4-5.6 IS USM Zoom Lens from Canon. Incorporated with Canon’s Image Stabilization (IS) system, it facilitates up to three stops slower and safe hand-holding, allowing clear and sharp picture shots even in low-light levels. The Aspheric element with two Aspherical surfaces provides excellent optical performance. With closest focusing distances of 1.15 ft, this zoom lens is ideal for use in applications where portability is an important consideration. In addition, the ring-type Ultrasonic Motor (USM) enables fast and silent Auto Focusing (AF) along with full-time manual focus when in the Auto Focusing (AF) mode. Less
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| Key Features |
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Min Aperture
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f/22
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Camera Format
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Digital SLR
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Digital SLR
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Focus Type
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Autofocus
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Manual Focus
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Autofocus
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Manual Focus
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Lens Max Aperture
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f/2.8
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f/4-f/5.6
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Focal Length
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17mm - 35mm
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17mm - 85mm
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Lens Type
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Zoom Lens
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Zoom Lens
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Mount
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Nikon
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Canon EF
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Brand
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Nikon
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Canon
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Image Stabilization
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-
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With Image Stabilization
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Closest Focusing Distance
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12 in
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13.78 in
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Picture Angle
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62 - 104 degrees
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18 - 78 degrees
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Attachment / Filter Size
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77 mm
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67 mm
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Macro Lens
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Without Macro Lens
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Without Macro Lens
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Groups / Elements
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13 Elements in 10 Groups
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17 Elements in 12 Groups
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Weight
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26.3 oz
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16.8 oz
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Diameter
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3.2 in
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3.1 in
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Length
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4.2 in
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3.6 in
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Product ID
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20724853
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22645374
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UPC
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4960759021458
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6221120003
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MPN
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10000015710
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9517A002I
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| Consumer Reviews |
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Nikon AF-S Nikkor 17-35mm f/2.8D ED-IF Lens
From
$1,579.00
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Canon EF-S 17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS USM Lens
From
$564.95
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Product Review Summary
100% recommend this product
Pros
- Versatile (3)
- Sharp Focus (2)
- Durable (2)
- Fast Focus (2)
- Easy to Use (1)
- Powerful Zoom (1)
- Good Quality (1)
- Good in Low Light (1)
Good For
- Multi-purpose (3)
- Landscape Photography (1)
- Professionals (1)
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Consumer Reviews
Pros
Superb optics, solid built, super-fast AF and super-quiet operation
Cons
Expensive price tag may be the one and only objection in this lens
Recommended it?
Yes
My first zoom lens in the extreme wide angle was the Nikon 20-35mm f/2.8D. For me, it was a dream lens. When I bought the 20-35mm lens, the 17-35mm zoom had already been introduced. At the time, I thought a difference of 3mm in focal length was not much. As the old saying goes, "Be content with the...
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Pros
very well built and useful lens with fast aperture and great viewing angle
Cons
heavy and not cheap, but we cant have everything
Recommended it?
Yes
This lens continues to surprise me with its performance. Outdoors, it seems you can capture limitless wide angle shots with amazing depth of field, and then look down and get a picture of a flower from nearly 6" away from the end of the lens. Each picture will turn out sharp and tightly focused...
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Product Review Summary
86% recommend this product
Pros
- Powerful Zoom (3)
- Lightweight (2)
- Quality Construction (1)
- Good value (1)
- Fast Focus (1)
- Sharp Focus (1)
- Good Quality (1)
Cons
- Poor Quality (3)
- Bad in Low Light (1)
- Slow Focus (1)
Good For
- Multi-purpose (6)
- Professionals (1)
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Consumer Reviews
399
Pros
IS, non-rotating filter mount, quiet operation, fast internal focus,...
Cons
Maximum aperture only f4, somewhat expensive, no full-frame compatible, sharpness below...
Recommended it?
Yes
Most affordable digital SLR cameras like the Digital Rebel or EOS 20D sport a smaller image sensor (compared to 35mm film) and that translates into an 'unused' area that's covered by 35mm lenses. By optimizing the lens toward the smaller area, the lens itself can be made more compact. The only...
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Pros
optical quality, IS, wide angle
Cons
cheap build quality, f4 aperture, slight electronic hum, lens hood
Recommended it?
Yes
I bought the 17-85 f/4-5.6 IS USM lens bundled with a new Canon EOS 30d from B&H roughly 3 months ago. In these first few months, I've learned a number of things about this lens. Traditionally, I come from a background of 35mm film cameras and hard-metal lens, hence when I unwrapped this lens, I...
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