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The Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM is a standard lens for APS-C, manufactured from 2012. The focus is done by Lens AF motor (Stepper Motor), it has image stabilization. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 485 €;
76 users have given it an average vote of 8.3 out of 10.
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This lens is available with the following mounts:
Canon EF: this lens is compatible with reflex APS-C Canon EF.
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Pros:stabilization, robustness, resistance to dust and sand despite not being tropicalized, sharpness
Cons:heavy, lacks a lampshed combined with the lens directly from canon
Opinion:I have been using this lens for two years and it has never disappointed me, when looking for sharpness you always find it (but it is not a fixed 50mm anyway), it covers the vast majority of photographic situations so it is a lens to always keep at hand. the only flaw - which is actually a mere compromise - is that it excels in nothing. completely satisfied
Pros:Honest objective, highly sharp considering the price, metal bayonet, IS.
Cons:A lot of plastic, you could have done better! The lampshed is missing!
Opinion:I took it a year ago used by RCE of Padua for my daughter, at school (Liceo Artistico) she needed a camera and I did not want to spend so much money, so I supported her old and glorious Eos 7D, now in disuse for many years, is a handyman's goal, with all the consequent limits, she does her job honestly to be an economic optics! Great lens to start photographing, but there's better.
Opinion:I use it on a 7D, it's appreciable. Let's start with the concept that it is not a top of the range but it is designed to make the lens all-rounder and performs the job well. I also used it in low light conditions and found well-defined images up to its limit : obviously not a f 2.8 . To search for depth of field in valid light frames f 9 ; 10 and 11. Color yield and good focus.
Pros:Considerable as everything do, stabilization, light weight, used price
Cons:Lens with closed diaphragm, sharpness and in some cases chromatic aberrations
Opinion:I recommend it to an audience that is approaching the world of photography. It's a simple lens to use, and as good as everything do without too many pretensions. A more careful eye could see the little sharpness that there is on the lower diaphragms and some chromatic aberration that correctable in post production. To stay happy spending advice to buy it used that we can find it even under 200 euros.
Opinion:As a simple photography enthusiast I can only say well about this goal. I use it, with Canon 70d, mostly outdoors, in AV mode, almost always between f/8 and f/9. Rarely "canno" a picture and if it happens it's my fault. I always got beautiful images, sharp and excellently contrasted. Shot in jpeg format, with very minimal post-production. I report a more than good AF and a high degree of usability due to the range of focals most in use. I use it, sometimes, even indoors, but accompanied by the external flash Canon 430EX III-RT, with really remarkable results. From time to time, I also use it for movies with more than excellent results: their viewing, on a full hd TV, is excellent. I have read several negative or mostly sufficient opinions on the performance of this goal. That's not the case with me. Maybe, I was lucky enough to find a very good specimen. Based on my experience, I recommend it without any remora. UPDATE: On 7d Mark II makes even better than on the 70d, especially on the AF side which is really great. The color yield is also much better.
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