Canon 55 250 Stm

[0.16 lb] Bought this Vello lens hood for my 55-250 STM lens. Fits perfectly and does the job at half the price of the Canon Lens Hood.

[17 x 6 cm] I own the Canon EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS II Lens and a Canon T5i. It has been a very good lens for the money. I read about the new EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS STM and decided to try it out. It was definitely worth the money. It delivers better IQ in still photography and in video it's so much better that it absolutely renders the IS II non STM obsolete. I would buy this lens again, I can't see myself ever going back.

[Focus Gear] Great fit from my Rebel T 6 and Canon EF S 55 - 250 lens. Effectively gives me a 500 mm lens. Auto focus works. Might lose just a tad of sharpness, but still pretty good.

[Canon EF/EF-S] After reading the reviews, I expected to manually focus my 55-250 Canon lens on my 70D camera. I thought it was worth it for the extra focal length on wildlife shots. The Kenko TELEPLUS HD DGX 2X worked flawlessly, even on a cloudy day with limited light. I'm a happy guy!

[Bayonet] Bought this for myCanonEF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS STM lens. Fits on well. Can reverse it to have it more compact for carrying/packing. Bought this cover type since this lens rotates.

[2 Stop] I bought this extender to use at the April 2024 solar eclipse. I tried it with my 55-250 telephoto and took some white light solar photos for sunspots. It works fine. I did not use autofocus because manual operation is preferred for astrophotography.

It fits my 55-250 with a lens hood perfectly. it is easy to put on and take off.I Use it so I don't have to fight the lens cap with the hood on.

[67 mm (Front)] This lens is precisely what I was looking for. Tired of carrying two different lenses (a 18-55 mm plus a 55-250 mm) in my trips, with the EF-S 18-200 mm I just have what I need, and don't have to keep changing the lens depending on the picture I want to take. The IS make it even better.

[Neoprene] Needed more reach than my 18-135mm for videoing youth league football and 55-250 gets the job done.

[Neoprene] Bought this lens to get a little more reach than my 15-85 could give me. Silent and quick to focus, even in pretty low light conditions, the images it produces for me are vivid and sharp. I have found the 55-250 to have excellent sharpness throughout, including in the corners, with very little (if any) vignetting. Other than the plastic construction (which doesn't bother me AT ALL) this 55-250 performs better than my old 24-105. And considering the amazingly low price, I'd even go so far as to favorably compare it to the 70-200!