Review on Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM Lens - Compatible with Canon DSLR Cameras (Lens Only) by Agata Kleczaj ᠌

This lens does not have any equivalents for crop in terms of the combination of its properties, and this is the only crop lens that may possibly be of a high quality at these focal lengths. Since I started using it a little more than a year ago, it has almost reached the status of a standard lens due to its adaptability; yet, it cannot replace the zoom because of its limited focal length. Some pros: 1. Aperture. 2. The actual weight as well as the practical design. 3. Punctuality 3. 4. The stabilizer and various knots. motor ensures that everything operates swiftly and quietly. These are some downsides: The downsides are all quite insignificant when weighed against the benefits, but even so: 1. The tree top falls off while the trunk is walking. 2. A lens hood is not included in the package. 3. If a hood is not present, there will be glare that cannot be seen through the viewfinder. 4. Together with the 60D, there are some out-of-focus areas in approximately one in every ten frames (which is probably even a virtue). 5. The vignetting is pretty obvious, but the 60D does a good job of removing it with its programming. 6. XA are present, but in most cases they are difficult to notice; however, when viewed at a magnification of 100%, they can still be seen.