Canon EF-S 55-250 IS STM SLR Lens

Excellent lens with great autofocus and image stabilization, lightweight and versatile. We've used for portraits and wildlife, all with terrific image quality.

Get this now, seriously it's extremely useful, fast auto focus, great for poque and wild life at 250, great for portraits at 55, I can't recommend this enough, get it and make sure it's STM

Amazing product... for beginners its one of the best for wildlife photography... user friedly... picture quality and reach is awesome

Works well was worried

High Speed focus and good quality but zoom option is little tight that’s all. Take pictures is good quality.

Awesome lens for beginners..This lens will take your skill to another level.a must have one.

Send me this lens for reversible lens cap please.

Beware, lool like i recieved an open box.couldnt find canon lense warranty card inside. But Lense is amazing though, so giving 3 star.

Con la sopravisione di mia figlia questo teleobiettivo supera le aspettative un'ottima messa a fuoco ottima nel ingrandimento della foto si vede che cattura tutti i particolari

Très Bon objectif super photo et macro

Great general use lens that doesn't totally break the bank. I've not noticed any major blurriness that couldn't be attributed to my amateur status, and the stabilisation is perfect for using the higher zoom levels.

Canon has a truly immense selection of telephoto lenses. Under $1000, you have your pick of a number of variants and if you have an APS-C camera (Rebel, 60/70D, 7D, etc)this new EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 STM will give you the best combination of focal range and image quality. It is stunningly sharp throughout the range, incredibly quiet, quick focusing, and the front element is stationary during focus What other options do you have that are IMO not as desirable? 70-200mm f/4L - Good optics, but lacks Image Stabilization which is key for long telephotos. Focal range starts off a bit too long for APS-C. 70-300mm F/4-5.6 IS USM - Good from 70-200, but is soft from 200-300mm and the front lens moves during focus. Also noisy as it MicroUSM. Focal range starts off a bit too long for APS-C. 75-300mm f/4-5.6 III - Overall a pretty terrible lens compared to any of the above, stay away from this one 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS - Relatively sharp, though not nearly as good as the new 55-250, has front focusing, and is much slower/noisier in focusing. So overall under $1000 this lens is your best bet. The only disadvantage I can think of is that the mount is plastic instead of metal, though given the light weight of the lens I don't think that will be too much of an issue over time. Another negative is that the hood (ET-63) is sold separately for $25 and it is all plastic, does not even have felt lining like the inside of most Canon hoods. Overall though, this lens is your best bet under $1k if your camera is APS-C/EF-S mount.

Otimo produto, ja testei ele. A foto da lua com o bem te vi esta editada e tem sobreposição. O resto esta sem edição e todas a 250mm, tem que estar relativamente perto do animal, mas sai imagens muito bonitas.