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Canon - EF-M 22mm f/2 STM Standard Lens (Black)

(4.8)

Compatible with Canon EOS M DSLR cameras; built-in stepping motor; 43mm filter size; 5.9" minimum focus distance

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Capture high-quality shots with your Canon EOS M DSLR camera using this Canon 5985B002 EF-M lens that features an f/2 aperture for stunning image capture, even in low-light conditions. The stepping motor offers smooth and quiet continuous autofocus.

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Compatible with Canon EOS M DSLR cameras

For use with your existing camera.

Built-in stepping motor

Ensures smooth and quiet continuous autofocus while capturing video.

22mm focal length

Allows you to capture distant images clearly.

63°30' diagonal angle of view

Lets you capture a wide area.

5.9" minimum focusing distance

For taking up-close shots.

f/2 aperture

For optimal light gathering, resulting in clear, detailed images.

7 elements in 6 groups with 7 aperture blades

Also features an aspherical lens element for reduced aberration and wide accuracy.

More Information
Manufacturer Canon
Specification

Product Weight

0.23 pounds

Maximum Aperture

f/2.8

Color Category

Black

Manufacturer's Warranty - Labor

1 year limited

Minimum Aperture

f/2.8

Tripod/Monopod Mountable

No

Product Name

EF-M 22mm f/2 STM Standard Lens

Color

Black

Product Length with Lens Closed

0.9 inches

Brand

Canon

Model Number

5985B002

Maximum Focal Length

55 millimeters

Lens Mount Compatibility

Canon EF-M

Lens Type

Other

Filter Diameter

43 millimeters

Minimum Focal Length

5.9 millimeters

Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts

1 year limited

Brand Compatibility

Canon

Customer Rating 5.0
Customer Rating 4.8
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