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It is very sharp, it is very fast, it is very well built and it is one of the least expensive L lenses Canon makes. It is the highly regarded Canon EF 135mm f/2L USM Lens. If 135mm is the focal length you need, you will not be disappointed by the 135 L.

Look into the end of this lens and you see what seems like an unusually large amount of glass. From the looks of the resulting images, it must be really good glass.

The Canon EF 135mm f/2L USM Lens is renowned for its image sharpness. More specifically, the 135 L has decent sharpness at f/2.0 with sharpness increasing to impressive at f/2.8. Especially impressive is this lens’ corner sharpness where it puts most zoom lenses to shame. APS-C (1.6x) body users will find corners razor sharp at f/2.8 and stopped down to f/4, the entire full frame image circle is extremely sharp.

Vignetting is strong at f/2 on a full-frame body, but images quickly smooth out when the lens is stopped down. Distortion is very well controlled with only slight pincushion distortion. Color and contrast are very nice.

An f/2.0 aperture is extremely wide (fast) for this focal length. This the second longest focal length Canon EF lens currently manufactured with an aperture wider than f/2.8. For this reason (and more to follow), this lens is frequently recommended for indoor action sports photography.

What comes with the 135 L’s wide aperture is the ability to remove a distracting background from your picture. Isolate your subject – shoot in the lower aperture range for an excellent separation of the background. An 8-blade aperture helps keep OOF (Out of Focus) highlights round and smooth. As always with a wide-aperture lens, a bright viewfinder greets your eye. And generally, a wide-aperture lens enables the higher sensitivity AF points.

The Canon EF 135mm f/2L USM Lens focuses fast and accurately even in low light – another important feature for an indoor action sports lens. Ring USM (Ultrasonic Motor) quietly and quickly locks focus and allows FTM (Full Time Manual) focusing. A focus limit switch is provided. Manual focusing is easy with a smooth and nicely-sized focus ring. Focusing is internal – the 135 f/2 does not extend nor does the 72mm front element rotate while focusing.