Key Features
- EF-S-Mount Lens/APS-C Format
- 16-35.2mm (35mm Equivalent)
- Aperture Range: f/3.5 to f/27
- One Super-Ultra-Low Dispersion Element
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- GREAT true wide angle lens for CANON *0D seriesAll-around great lens for those digital photogs using either the *0D series or (digital) REBEL series bodies. It offers very good resolution, etc. It almost merits a red ring on the lens barrel!
- L Lens performance for APS-cNo, it doesn't have an f-2.8 aperture, or metal lens barrel. So what? The lens is lightweight, compact, sharp, very comfortable to operate, with smooth turning zoom and focus rings. It balances very well on my 40D camera body, and only draws undo attention when I have the accessary lens hood attached. Most importantly, this 10-22 wide angle zoom delivers image quality every bit as good as what can be attained with it's full frame 16-35, and 17-40 L series cousins. Add to that the very useful 77mm front filter diameter that allows me to mount my pro sized filters and polarizers, and well, I don't see a down side. Love it!
- Great Wide Angle Zoom for APS-C CanonsI purchased my first 10-22mm in late 2005, soon after it was released. I fell in love with it as finding a wide angle for the 20D was next to impossible. It's not perfect, but it is well built and does its job. However, I do have to say when I purchased my first one it came with a lens hood but now they do not. I cannot remember if it came with a pouch also but definitely a lens hood. Canon should include hoods for all of their lenses, not just Ls.
- Great lens! Merrits a little red ring...Although the lens doesn't offer the faster f/2.8 that you can get with 'off brand' lenses, the Canon quality is unbeatable. The glass seems superior, yielding sharp images at all f stops that I shoot at (3.5-11) and also delivers some eye popping bokeh around f/3.5. In over all quality it beats the pants off of most of the other wide angle lenses. I lug this lens around as almost a standard on my 40D (other than my 35mm f/2 it's never seen off that body).
- Another Winner!Canon has been my favorite tool for the photography I've done throughout the past 50 years. I started with the FTb, graduated into a full F1 system, and when digital came along used the XTi and then a 1D, and now have a 60D, which I mainly use for scenic HDR panoramas. I had been using the EFS 18-135 lens for these, and wanted a larger angle of view, but on my limited retirement income could not afford the L series class. I purchased the 10-18mm lens, and am very happy with the results it renders. I don't find any problem with it having the plastic (instead of metal) rear housing. The optics are excellent, as I have come to expect from Canon, and I am very happy with the value I have received for my money - Thanks, Canon!
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