Review on Canon 55 250Mm 4 5 6 Stabilizer Digital by Ewa Zalewska ᠌

I did not regret that I took the second lens after the whale one! Works in tandem with Canon 800D. Photos can be viewed here: Some pros: The lens is more suitable for those who are fond of shooting wildlife, spotting, correspondents, and people who need to shoot at long distances. The price/quality ratio is excellent. 1. Price. For 15 thousand, this lens is a fairy tale. At the end (max. f. R.) the frame is sharp, though it can miss the focus. 2. Weight. The lens is quite light. I will say right away in terms of size: if you buy a lens hood (ET-63), then people from the street will look at you (they look at such a colossus). 3. At max. f. R. The background behind the subject is very blurred. The lens has 7 aperture blades. I tried to shoot portraits on it - successfully) 4. Quiet focus, that's why he and STM) Different cons: 1. Focus. At the end (250mm), not often, but it happens that it is mistaken in focusing, or it misses at all. 2. Due to the retractable part, dust may get inside the lens. I advise you to somehow clean the extended "trunk". You can also use microfiber to brush off the dust. This is not 70-200 f / 4L USM for you :))) The plastic bayonet mount cannot be called a disadvantage, since with a careful attitude it will not break with you .