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Canon EF 28-105mm f/3.5-4.5 USM : Specifications and Opinions

Canon EF 28-105mm f/3.5-4.5 USM

The Canon EF 28-105mm f/3.5-4.5 USM is a standard lens for FF and APS-C, manufactured from 1992 to 2000 (discontinued). The focus is done by Ultrasonic AF Motor (micro-USM), it does not have image stabilization.

20 users have given it an average vote of 9.1 out of 10.

MOUNT

This lens is available with the following mounts:

Canon EF: this lens is compatible with reflex fullframe and APS-C Canon EF.

Specifications
Focal lenght	28-105 mm
Angle of view	75.4 - 23.3°
Format	FF, APS-C
Max. aperture	f/3.5-4.5
Aperture blades	5
Lenses/Groups	15 elements in 12 groups
Min. focus distance	0.50 meters
Reproduction ratio	0.19x
Features
Zoom type	Ring, external
Stabilization	No
Focus	Ultrasonic AF Motor (micro-USM)
Internal Focus	No
Built and notes
Tripod ring	No
Extenders	No
Filters	58 mm
Lens hood	Yes (not supplied)
Weather sealing	No
Weight	375 g
Dimensions	72 x 75 mm
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Raphael967

sent on October 01, 2024

Pros: Ridiculous cost, lightweight, quiet, small

Cons: Mechanical quality, plasticky

Opinion: Bought in 1993 (now that I'm writing it I realize that I've had it for 31 years!) coupled with EOS 5 (obviously film). He went around the world with me several times and never left me on foot. The images he rendered on Velvia were not bad at all in color and definition. I pulled it out this summer because the 24-70 f4IS left me stranded after "only" 10 years after the IS decided not to work. The zoom is a bit wobbly, as I've read from other users, but it still works well. Manual focusing, on the other hand, is not very simple, both because the ring is very narrow and because after all this time it has hardened. For the rest nothing to say, I repeat, for € 120 it is an all-rounder focal length.

0maxx0

sent on October 01, 2024

Pros: Light, compact, found at very low prices, "almost" fixed f/4, USM

Cons: Discontinued for many years, soft to TA, 28mm start, non-stabilized

Opinion: Taken out of curiosity (or for a headshot?) to use on R6, tired of the weight and bulk of the excellent Sigma 24-105mm Art. I'm satisfied with it (very much, if compared to the price): it's small and light, the af is fast and quiet thanks to the USM motor, at ta it's soft but already used as a constant f/5 things improve, especially on the wide side. It's not stabilized - on a body with IBIS it's not a problem (in fact, it's even lighter this way). I took it already having clear that I will always and only shoot RAW to be developed with denoise and sharpen AI, which really give new life to obsolete projects like this. It has been out of production for a quarter of a century... but for the money it costs (it is easily between 100 and 150 euros), in my opinion you can think about it.

Sanpic

sent on June 30, 2024

Pros: Almost ridiculous cost in the second-hand market, optical quality, great focal range on FF, light, solid, AF

Cons: Too soft at TA, barrel a bit dancing (but you get used to it)

Opinion: Bought used for less than 40 euros turned out to be an amazing target. Not very usable at TA due to its excessive softness, as soon as it is closed by 1 or better still 2 stops it becomes a high-end lens. Excellent sharpness and excellent colour rendering. As other users have pointed out, it gets a little too soft after 75mm, but in the 28-80 focal range on FF it's perfect. It weighs the right amount (not too much, not too little) indicating a remarkable build quality for the price range at which it was proposed. The barrel dances a little, but you get used to it. Quiet and accurate AF motor even when using third-party adapter on the EOS RP. Same optical scheme as the USM II version, if you find the one with the wording "MACRO" instead of the flower symbol you are dealing with a more "valuable" version because, as for the USM II version, it has the diaphragm upgraded to 7 blades instead of 5 and, in contrast to the USM II version (produced almost exclusively in Taiwan) still produced in Japan (better quality control). Magnificent all-rounder and definitely a steal at the price you can find in the second-hand market. On APS-C I wouldn't recommend it for the angles of view returned due to the crop factor and perhaps for reduced resolving power when paired with a high-density MP-dense small format sensor.

Magnum58

sent on February 22, 2021

Pros: Lightness, extreme compactness, good construction, exceptional focal coverage, excellent optical performance in relation to the price (of the used, of course).

Cons: Yield at the corners quite poor even at the most closed diaphragm.

Opinion: Purchased used for a soothing, and combined with the 20-35 f3.5/4.5 to be used on FF, it has replaced the 24-105 L IS worthily, if only for the weight and footprint irrelevant to the latter, thus extending to 20 mm the availability of focal points with an exceptional portability compared to the various 17-40, 16-35, 24-70 L series, as well as a cost that does not make you feel breathless in case of shocks or falls. With this combination I found the taste of always prune with me photographic equipment, a habit that I had now abandoned due to weights and dimensions. From the point of view of the showdown, after comparisons made against the 24-105 STM, I have noticed that it gives way compared to the latter on the short focal points, I would say up to 35, while otre definitely goes to balance the books, up to 105 mm where understanding who has the best is really very hard. The yield in the colors is decidedly different, very hot in the old man while, in comparison, the yield of the STM is "glacial", which I personally prefer. If I had to make the assessment in a number I would say 8.5.

Mediamenta

sent on July 27, 2020

Pros: Extreme lightness, sharpness on FF, important opening

Cons: lack of stabilization (I think not to overlap with 28-135)

Opinion: Small, light, bright, inexpensive in used, tourist all-rounder to pair with the wonderful sensor of the 6D mk1. The first lens I bought, designed for the film, before I even got the 30D, and then we talk about pretty much three lustres ago. Knowing the purpose, certainly not pro, never disappointed me. Suitable for outdoor photos to monuments, architectures (to be straightened obviously with Cameraraw, but at the cost of a loss of sharpness) and walks maybe in the woods, as per gallery (Campaign, in my profile), looking for details that need good behavior at high iso rather than many megapixels. Less recommended on APS-C, where it becomes a strange telezoom from an almost normal minimum to a maximum just over 160mm. Paired with macro rings, such as Kenko, it has an honest AF for the years it boasts. A fairly common goal, it costs less to buy it back than to look for any third-party assistance to regenerate it. Does he number in a lens collection? No, because sooner or later everyone who owns it wants to go out and use it. The Nikon 28-85 is more voluminous and short, with the same min max opening, but it is also a good alternative. Will it be the concept?

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