420-800mm F/8.3 Full Frame Telephoto Zoom Lens, Manual Focus for Canon EF/EF-S, Nikon F, Sony E Mount Cameras, Perfect Starter Lens for Moon, Bird, Wildlife & Nature Photography
【420-800mm F/8.3 Full Frame Zoom】Experience the freedom of a massive 420-800mm focal range. Effortlessly zoom in on the intricate craters of the moon, frame warblers in leafy canopies, or capture the cautious gaze of wildlife in its natural habitat – all from a respectful and safe distance. Stay put and let the lens bring the action to you
【Full Frame Power & Flexibility】Built for Full Frame sensors, it delivers superior image coverage. This also means it works flawlessly on popular APS-C cameras, effectively extending your reach even further (e.g., ~672-1280mm equivalent on Canon APS-C)
【Multi-Mount Versatility】Yanuoda lens is designed with 3 types of T-mount adapter rings, including Canon EF/EF-S, Nikon F, and Sony E mounts, for seamlessly switching between cameras
【F/8.3 Maximum Aperture (Variable with Zoom)】 This lens features a maximum aperture of F/8.3, providing good light intake at the wider end of the zoom range. Please note: as you zoom, the aperture naturally adjusts (e.g., 420mm | F/8.3 → 800mm | F/16). This design helps keep the lens compact and affordable. It performs best in bright daylight conditions or under strong lighting, especially when shooting at the longest focal lengths (800mm). Pro Tip: For optimal results in lower light or at 800mm, using a tripod is highly recommended to stabilize your camera and compensate for the smaller aperture
【Build Photography Skills & Sharpen Your Photographic Eye】This is a 100% manual focus lens — no electric contacts, no autofocus or no image stabilization from the camera, which encourages you to slow down, compose thoughtfully, and truly master the fundamentals of focus and depth of field. This telephoto lens is perfect for bulding essential skills and deepening your understanding of photography
【Tip for better use of Manual Lens】Switch the camera to full manual (M) mode immediately after installation, otherwise the “No lens” error may be triggered. If the error persists, you must enable the "Release shutter w/o lens" option in the camera menu (common on Nikon and Sony models)