What is the difference between 500mm and 600mm lens?

The 600mm lens can create a stronger separation of a subject from its background than the 500mm lens can. A longer focal length means a longer camera-to-subject distance and with more atmosphere placed between a lens and its subject, there is an increased likelihood that heat waves will cause image distortion.

How much does the Canon 500 f4 weight?

150.4 oz
Canon EF 500mm f/4L IS USM Lens Specifications and Measurements

What is a Canon 600mm lens used for?

This lens is a great choice for photographing air shows, especially when single aircraft are flying. The 600mm focal length used on smaller APS-C/1.6x (FOVCF) imaging sensor format cameras provides a very narrow angle of view, equivalent to a 960mm lens on a full frame camera.

Which is the Canon EF 500mm F / 4L?

Should I get the Canon EF 500mm or 600mm f/4L IS II USM Lens? If you are considering the purchase of the Canon EF 500mm f/4L IS II USM Lens or the Canon EF 600mm f/4L IS II USM Lens, you are likely a discerning photographer pursuing sports action or wildlife.

Which is better canon 500mm or 600mm?

Those photographing small birds will likely find the 600 preferable in front of any camera. Those needing to handhold the lens with any frequency probably should select the 500mm option. The Canon EF 600mm f/4L IS II USM Lens is one of the most important and most used lenses in my kit (primarily composed of full frame cameras).

Which is the Canon 600mm F / 4L is II?

600mm f/4L IS II: with a pro body, you have three focal lengths to choose from: 600mm, 840mm, and 1200mm. With a 1.6 crop factor camera you have access to two focal lengths: 600mm and 840mm.

What’s the price of a Canon EF 600mm?

Price New. Right now, you can purchase a new Canon EF 600mm f/4L IS II USM lens from B&H for $12,799.00 (in your shopping cart). Please note: the listed price is reduced only after you put the item in your cart.