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

I have been making use of them for the past quarter of a year! Feelings are always of a good nature. The degree of quality and functionality of the focus speed is consistent throughout. They don't use any artificial hues; the colors are completely natural. Even with a hood, the Canon 60D with the 17-55mm lens looks like a very impressive and beautiful camera. Both the height and the weight are ideal for someone with my proportions (184 inches tall). There hasn't been any dust in the air for the past four months, and there can't be any - as soon as I made the purchase, I immediately wound the Hoya HD 77 mm, and my nerves are now at ease behind the front lens;) The decision to go with 17-55 was reached after a process that took seven months and including shopping, salon visits, reading online forums, and professional surveys. 24-105 or 17-55?! That was the question that needed to be answered. I chose this path for myself between the ages of 17 and 55. About the focal lengths, I thought I knew best, but it turns out that 55 millimeters works rather well for me. It is the best choice for photographing portraits and subjects in general. You'll need between 70 and 200 for the body! I was able to obtain a high-quality duplicate that lacked both rear and front focus, and after having it adjusted, the accuracy was confirmed. After using it for a year, this was added. The enthusiasm that followed the purchase has already worn off, and now I can write about what it actually is: a lens that has never let me down. There was never any consideration given to switching to the L series in its place (on these focal lengths). The focal ones were sufficient in and of themselves for 90%. I'm contemplating upgrading both the chassis and the lens (24-70 II), but given that the latter has a significantly higher price tag (((((68000), I don't want to look at any other cameras after mine. No dust inside (protective filter taxis) Even though I'm not a professional, you can see for yourself that some of my photographs have turned out well (kmk). I'm still getting the hang of things, but owing to this lens, photography has gone from being a side interest to becoming one of my go-to activities when I go on vacation. http://fotki. . Ru/users/dim6901/ Also, a word of advice: avoid purchasing lenses that are too inexpensive. In this instance, the cost is the factor that decides the level of quality.