CHG_CANON wrote:
So, you understand the responses so far, right?
This prime lens has a single 100mm focal length. The f/2.8 aperture can vary from f/2.8 to f/32. As others noted, variable aperture lenses are more typical of variable focal-length zoom lens, not a prime lens (aka a fixed focal length). One would not typically identify a prime lens as also having a 'fixed aperture', as that's how a prime lens operates; the focal length doesn't change, and the aperture changes under the control of the photographer or camera, not because the focal length changes.
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LOL. I was questioning why they gave the "impression" that it might be JUST 2.8. I saw other ads for it that said just what you said. (f2.8 to f32) But they didn't mention "fixed f 2.8". If they had mentioned the aperture range I would have bought it. Like I said, I have the EF L version of this lens. I was wondering if this might be something different. Well as it turns out the lens has been sold. I'm out of luck for now. I put my name on a waiting list. Thanks Paul.....and everyone else who helped out.