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Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS II Pros: Lightweight, stable and great start Cons: Plasticky, faint, autofocus noisy as a tractor and distortion Opinion: Objective purchased in kit with Eos 600D. I would say good to start but if you do not change as quickly as possible with some higher quality lens, you pass the desire to shoot. It 'very light but not great. Dim and gives some problems with chromatic aberration. The manual focus ring is embarrassing. The lens hood costs almost hardly objective. I would say that overall, however, it's okay if you buy a kit and use it as a neophyte but if you have the option not to buy it and move on to something already qualitatively more valuable, so much the better! Rn sent on 24 Febbraio 2015 |
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Canon EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS STM Pros: Interesting price, sharpness and fast, quiet autofocus Cons: I would not give negative judgments, apart from the lens hood sold separately (a bit expensive). Opinion: I must say that it is a great product, when compared to the price. I think you make it hard to find fault with this telezoom. The stabilization is really good as well as very fast, quiet autofocus. I think it's a must have for people who are new to photography with the mere lens of learning for degrees. Either way you are having fun and with due attention, you can make very good shots. The lens hood is bought separately, but it is very useful. sent on 16 Febbraio 2015 |
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