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The TS designated lenses within the Canon EF lens line are quite independent. TS is short for "tilt-and -shift", which describes the way in which these lenses can be adjusted. Tilting the lens moves the plane of focus so that a subject at an angle to the camera can appear sharp along its full length. While shifting the lens makes it possible to include the top of a building without tilting the camera, ideal for architectural works, still life studio photography. Note: Only the 24mm is "L" designated.

Specifications Focal length/Aperture: 24 mm f3.5L; 45mm f2.8; 90mm f2.8 Lens construction: 11 elements in 9 groups (with Aspherical element and floating elements) for the 24mm, 10 elements in 9 groups for 45mm and 6elements in 5 groups for the 90mm, all non-USM, electronic manual focusing. Picture angle: 84°; 51°; 27° Diaphragm: Automatic Aperture scale: f/3.5~ f/22; f/2.8~ f/22; f/2.8~ f/32 Exposure measurement: Via full aperture method. Not compatible with non EOS based camera. Distance scale: 0.3m; 0.4m; 0.5m to infinity. Weight: 570g; 645g; 565g Dimensions: 86.7mm x 78mm; 90.1mm x 81mm; 88mm x 73.6mm Filters: 72mm; 72mm; 58mm Front lens cap: E-72, E-72, E-58 Lens case: -

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