📸 Canon EF-S 10-18mm f/4.5-5.6 IS STM Lens: Compact Wide-angle Zoom for Stunning Images Review

Unveiling my objective assessment.It will be used for shooting interiors, and given the crop factor fr, it turns out 16-28.8 mm, which is optimal for this purpose.

Sharing my product journey.Its pros: the perfect fr, combination is surprisingly suitable. Its cons: I bought it the other day, so I don' I'll be sure to post it.

This lens turned out to be really good, especially considering its low cost in comparison to its high quality. For such a low price, it would be blasphemy to criticize the lens's aperture ratio or its plastic construction. The photographs are of such a good quality that it is now one of my employees rather than being between the ages of 18 and 55! Definitely, it's something you should look into! You may view photographs shot with this lens by going here:

Its pros: Weight with Canon 100d 660 grams! You can always throw in a backpack. Has some cons: Sometimes (about every 20 photos) let him visit sharpness, felts due to the fact that he fell from me.

Different pros: sharp, silent STM drive, which is important for video, light. Its cons: lathers around the edges, I don’t know, maybe I only have such a copy.

Has some pros: for this price, the most excellent range of focal lengths for crop, stabilizer, relatively tolerant distortion Has some cons: purely external fragility and lightness of the device,

Got pros: Relatively inexpensive lens for crop cameras, I have a canon 250D Has some cons: Since I am an interior photographer, I took pictures of premises, the camera catches a huge amount of "hares" of "glare" from incandescent lamps, the same whale lens 18-55 since then you have to sit for hours and remove these defects in Photoshop on each shot.

Blockages at the edges are tight, but without them, Hung on 70D & 80D Canon Chromatic aberrations also do not ring, According to the quality of the materials (according to me) There was no talk of field conditions, And not under-rain photo shoots, Definitely recommend!

Decent lens. Ideal for capturing the interiors of home sales, car interiors and other areas where space is limited. I haven't done landscape photography yet, but I will soon, and I think it should be good. It's a plastic body rather than metal, but its tolerances are tight and feel very solid. Maybe it's just new, but it definitely feels a lot more premium than I was expecting. A note for the novice or novice photographer: this lens does not zoom. Most of your main camera kits will include a…

Beautiful silky rich colorful images. The price is great. The build quality is just great. The focus is fast. The only real complaint is the speed, you won't be shooting indoor sports with it, not that you probably want to. The image stabilization was actually very helpful, I took dozens of interior shots of a house that a friend had for sale. All were held by the corners of the rooms, and they were all sharp. I had a monopod and full-size tripod handy, but they weren't strictly necessary, even

I do a lot of real estate photography and use a Canon 10-22mm as my main lens. After reading Ken Rockwell's glowing review of the 10-18mm lens, I decided to give it a try. On the very first day with the new lens, I noticed its decisive disadvantage: it dazzles very easily when photographing light sources. "Ghost" is perhaps a better term - you will see green spots appearing under direct light sources, especially chandeliers or any type of light source. (See attached picture of the bedroom.) It…

First of all - I'm a pure amateur. I bought a Canon T3i with two lenses (18-55mm and 55-250mm) in 2012 and have managed to get some good shots over the years. I'm completely self-taught, if I want to learn something new I go to the internet. There are a lot of very nice people there, tyvm. We bought an old house and I wanted to take some photos for the good. I was very frustrated that my 18-55 couldn't get a wide enough angle from the corner of the room. I looked at pictures of houses in the…

I really like this lens. Some note the plastic mount. Yes, I have no opinion on plastic or metal. It appears to work flawlessly and in no way detracts from the value of this lens. However, if metal over plastic is very important to you, then this lens may not be for you. If paper vs metal isn't a big deal, you'll just LOVE this lens. I know that! Super fast focus. Super quiet focus. I usually use manual focus, but this lens focuses so accurately and quickly that I don't need autofocus. The size