Review on New Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Standard Zoom Lens for Canon DSLR Cameras (White Box) by Adisorn Chuamuangpha ᠌

In spite of all of its flaws, this is still a very respectable machine, particularly when considering the price. This is the best lens for learning and further understanding whether you are ready to vote with a for prettier shots. If you want prettier shots, vote with an. Backlash occurs, and over the course of time, a small portion of the trunk falls off, although this does not damage the "quality." I again restate that good images can be taken without using the auto mode and with only a few concepts of "how this works." Everyone has something to say about dust! Although I don't shoot under sterile settings, I don't know because I don't have it. Summary A good choice in the event that there is neither experience nor money available. You shoot when the conditions are difficult, when you feel sorry for your pricey optics (dirt, fishing, inebriated colleagues, precipitation, "I shoot just because I shoot" - a worthy copy! If your budget and level of experience both permit it, consider shopping in a different price range. Keep in mind that lenses are the most expensive component of a photography setup. GOOD LUCK! Even after more than a year has passed and two separate fixes have been implemented, this lens continues to function normally and shows no signs of decay. I use it for target shooting very frequently. The greatest drawback is the lack of light. Good luck!