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

Theft during a vacation: ( If it weren't for this, I probably would have done more with it. Because of the flaws, I won't be making another purchase. Chromaticity is the most important factor! For the price (today you can find one for 11,000), you can purchase a lens that is fairly adequate for photography. Given 5.6 at a long focus, I used it without UV protection, and it did save a little bit of energy. Pros: The sharpness is substantially sharper, and the lens is lighter than the bulky 18-55 that it replaced. There were no complaints regarding the zoom or the mechanics' ability to do their jobs. worked nonstop on a unique excursion focusing on architectural features. Chromatic aberrations on contrasting objects in any part of the frame are among its disadvantages. Processing photographs larger than A4 presents a number of challenges. The trunk moves about a little bit. Pillows and barrels are easily detectable. After evaluating three different copies, I was able to purchase it for $1202. It is not even close to being an EF-50-1,8 in terms of sharpness.