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The Canon EF-S 10-18mm f/4.5-5.6 IS STM is a wide-angle lens for APS-C, manufactured from 2014. The focus is done by Stepper Motor, it has image stabilization. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 259 €;
145 users have given it an average vote of 9.0 out of 10.
MOUNT
This lens is available with the following mounts:
Canon EF: this lens is compatible with reflex APS-C Canon EF.
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Cons:Variable diaphragm, could be safely fixed given the range
Opinion:I tried it out of curiosity adapted to the Canon R10, pulls out some very good images, especially in relation to the price. Optics built well, even if all plastic, and also very light. The only flaw I found is the variable diaphragm, which having a very small variation could be made fixed, but oh well it is a very old optics now. In conclusion if you are looking for a wide angle pushed for aps-c Canon, in addition to being the only option, it is a very valid option.
Cons:Variable diaphragm, could be safely fixed given the range
Opinion:I tried it out of curiosity adapted to the Canon R10, pulls out some very good images, especially in relation to the price. Optics built well, even if all plastic, and also very light. The only flaw I found is the variable diaphragm, which having a very small variation could be made fixed, but oh well it is a very old optics now. In conclusion if you are looking for a wide angle pushed for aps-c Canon, in addition to being the only option, it is a very valid option.
Opinion:For those who want to get original perspectives, this lens is for them. The distortion on the sides of the frame can be a defect, personally I find it a gimmick to pull out shots different from the usual. Also in this case, the lightness of the material, the stabilization and the sharpness (not excellent) play in favor of this lens while the aperture not really generous and the inaccuracy of the autofocus limit the overall quality. This last problem, already encountered in the 18-55 IS-STM forces me to use only and exclusively manual focus to avoid finding myself with a portion of the frame more or less out of focus regardless of the aperture of the aperture.
Cons:Loss of sharpness on the sides of the image - Flare
Opinion:Comfortable and light upright on the camera, it returns good images especially in the center of the frame while at the edges it accuses a bit of loss of sharpness. Unfortunately during my test outing I also had flare problems but they are most likely solvable with a hood (not included in the package but that I proceeded to buy in a few wedges). The cheapness of the lens is at the same time cross (impression of construction not very solid) and delight (little expense "so much" yield) of the lens but in the canon house on aps-c I do not see many other alternatives. Would I buy it again? Without thinking twice, for what it costs...
Opinion:I had this lens for a year and I got to test it on various trips, it was my first real wide angle and its focus gave me the opportunity to experiment with new camera angles. It has an excellent stabilization, at 10 mm I managed to shoot even at 1/2 of a second in some cases, it is very light, it resists well to the flare (with lampshade mounted) and has a great value for money. It's a plastic, but at 250 degrees what can you expect? The thing that made me turn my nose up is that to start it will also be fine, but when you start to develop a RAW file and maybe you are going to make a 100% magnification you notice all the optical defects of this lens: distortion (even if just one click to corr "It's a very bad thing to do," he said.
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