Review on ๐ท Canon EF-M 11-22mm f/4-5.6 STM Lens, Black - Sharp and Versatile for Exceptional Images by Adisorn Wichit แ
A very high-quality product, I take it not for the first time.
Bought to replace the regular 22mm. Because I shoot landscapes, then 22 mm is not enough. Of the shortcomings, perhaps, first of all, I will highlight the fact that there is no automatic sharpening to infinity when turned on - you have to do it manually every time. From 22 it was easier - turned it on and shoot right away. I will also say that automatic focusing led to the fact that many shots were unusable - sharpness was almost absent on the left side of the picture closer to the edge. Because of this, only manually and, moreover, on the left edge. The latter is mandatory - it's the only way to avoid the soap on the left. Then the picture is perfectly sharp from edge to edge. But the process turns out to be long - turning on, bringing the lens to its working position, removing the cover, manual focusing. For me, this is the only real downside.
- Almost complete absence of diffraction (soap) at the edges of the picture Almost complete absence of HA Starting from 14mm TOTAL lack of distortion
- Focusing - you have to do it manually, and on the left side so that there is no soap around the edges Lack of preset infinity focus when turned on Size - you can't put a camera with this lens in your pocket
