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

I used a K600D whale to take the picture, and afterward, for a very long time and to the fullest extent, I didn't understand what and how it was done, because a buddy of mine who owned an 18-55 told me to use exactly 135 for the exposure. Now, of course, at first it didn't work, but then I began to figure out what and how, and I found that at 135mm I nearly never shoot images at a maximum of 70, with only a few exceptions. I started to grasp the concept of f3.5, but I've found that it's not always enough to obtain the results I want. I am only posting this review one year after making the purchase since it took me that long to figure out what kind of fruit it actually is! I have no regrets about making the purchase at all because he helped me figure out what I want my future photography to be like. It seems kind of silly to use it for the rest of my life on a crop if it's not fascinating, so why not use a DSLR?! . Do not anticipate it to be of L quality because it is a simple lens that does not take good images at twilight but does take good pictures when the weather is sunny. In a room that is 20 meters in length and contains almost 400 watts of incandescent lamps, it is difficult for him to take a picture without using a flash. I don't like to bully iso, but you can take a good picture in this environment; you just have to move around a bit. I am pleased with it in general, but I have discovered that I would like a lighter and shorter 135, and since I do not require it, it is fortunate that I did not get an 18-200. besides that, his trunk didn't move for an entire year; maybe that's just because I didn't drop it (it's not a brick, and bricks may break), but that's worth mentioning.