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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Canon EF 70-200mm f/4 L IS USM Pros: Sharpness, solid construction, AF speed, IS stabilizer, tropicalized Cons: For an amateur like me: none Opinion: Coming from a Canon 55-250mm IS STM I found myself with this "sacred monster" in my hand and it made me understand immediately that there is a lot of substance. After a couple of test outings I can say that unplugging it from the car is often a disappointment; at the racetrack he immediately demonstrated his strengths: lightning-fast AF, stabilizer and a sharpness to which I was not even remotely ready, absolutely a pleasure to use. The only drawback (but it is a personal factor) is the focal ring that I would have preferred a little harder / frictioned, for the rest I would buy it again tomorrow. sent on March 24, 2023 |
 | Canon EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS STM Pros: Small size and weight, silent and fast AF, perfect for taking the hand with certain focal lengths, price Cons: If you are aware of what you buy: none Opinion: Purchased for less than 200 euros used by RCE, he accompanied me for two years up and down the mountains and in the racetrack, used with 2000D and 80D he has always defended himself well. The low weight and size make it ideal to slip into the trekking backpack. For what I paid it was more than a faithful companion but at some point you have to if you want to raise the bar you have to deal with a sharpness over 200mm just enough and a sharp drop in brightness, all considerations that in the face of such an "affordable" price take a bit 'the time they find. Sold, by the way, at the same price at which I had bought it to upgrade to a 70-200. Would I buy it again? Absolutely yes especially for trekking where "size matters". sent on March 24, 2023 |
 | Canon EF-S 10-18mm f/4.5-5.6 IS STM Pros: Lightweight - Fast AF - Economical 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... sent on October 13, 2021 |
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