Canon Ultrasonic EF135mm f 2L USM Instruction Manual
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For portrait photography, use a wide aperture like f/2 to achieve a beautiful background blur. Pair it with a fast shutter speed to avoid motion blur and use a low ISO for the best image quality.
Ensure the lens and camera contacts are clean. Try switching between AF and MF to reset the mechanism, and check your camera's AF settings. If issues persist, test the lens on another camera to isolate the issue.
Use a blower to remove loose dust, a microfiber cloth for smudges, and a lens cleaning solution for stubborn dirt. Avoid touching the lens elements directly and always use lens caps when not in use.
Regularly clean the lens, store it in a dry environment, use a UV filter for protection, and avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures. Periodically check for firmware updates for your camera body that might improve lens performance.
The minimum focusing distance is approximately 0.9 meters (3 feet), which allows for close-up shots with excellent detail and background separation.
Yes, the lens is suitable for sports photography, particularly for indoor sports or events in low-light conditions due to its fast f/2 aperture and quick autofocus capabilities.
The Canon EF135mm f/2L USM lens is compatible with the ET-78II lens hood, which helps to prevent lens flare and protects the front element.
To reduce vignetting, stop down the aperture a few stops from wide open, or use lens correction profiles available in post-processing software like Adobe Lightroom or Canon's Digital Photo Professional.
Yes, the lens is compatible with Canon EF 1.4x and 2x teleconverters, which extend its focal length but reduce the maximum aperture and may affect autofocus performance.
Inspect for dust or fungus inside the lens, check the condition of the autofocus, and ensure the aperture blades are clean and oil-free. Test the lens on a camera to verify image quality and functionality.