Canon Ef 18 135Mm Lens Review

[Canon EF-S] I bought this lens for my Canon 60d. EF-S 18-135mm STM has much longer reach. I do not think I will ever need anything longer than 135mm.

[0.15 lb] Works great with my 18-135mm canon lens.

[0.095 lb] I used this filter with my Canon Lens 18-135mm. it is very clear and perfect.

[0.44 lb] Used for a Canon 135mm f2.0 EF lens and an RF to EF adapter with pouch. Cinches securely for transport and loosens for quick drop-in during lens change action. Well built - good balance. Easily attaches to Think Tank or other brand belt. Highly recommend.

[0.35 lb] I installed the 67mm band and the lens rim on my 18-135mm Canon lens. The band provides a nice grip and protection for the zoom ring and the rim protects the lens from bumps. The rim needs to be removed to install a lens hood but that is not a big problem. I would buy this again if it became available in 58mm to use on my Canon 18-55mm lens.

[Plastic] Purchased this lens because my Canon 18-135mm got artifacts in the barrel. Not the greatest lens in the world, but it does the job and acts as a great backup/second wide to the lenses I currently own.

[2.7x] This size, 8x12 cm, was purchased for the Canon EFS 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM kit lens, which is the same size as Canon's equivalent USM lens. The fit is perfect, even with two filters on the lens.

[Autofocus] I'm giving this lens 5 stars. It's not perfect but the image quality is really good and the price was right. I have a 7D and a 5D and I ordered the Canon 24-105mm so I could move up to an L lens. When I got the 24-105mm I tested it out on both Canon bodies. To my surprise the 18-135mm stood up quite well to the 24-105mm on the 7D and showed only marginal improvement but not enough to justify the cost difference in the two lenses. However, when comparing the 24-105 on the 5D against the 18-135mm on the 7D the 5D combo excelled. If you are familiar with the specs on the two cameras then you know why. Moral of the story: If you have a 7D and you are lusting after a 24-105mm, get the 18-135mm.

[f/1.89 to 2.65] Bought this for my new Canon T2i with a 18-135mm lens. A little bit of pushing and stretching was required at first, but after that it fit just fine. The Zing cover that fit my old Canon EOS 300D with a standard 18-55mm lens was too large for the T2i body and too short for the longer lens. These covers are great for cushioning a camera in your carry-on bag when traveling, and offer some protection during bad weather I like the velcro closure under the lens which makes it easier to get off and on, and that it can be dangled from the camera strap by a hook or easily shoved into a bag or pocket until needed. Also, the color is a much darker blue than it looks online. I had planned to turn it to the black side, but found it unnecessary. I'm very happy with this product.

[0.5 lb] I use this pouch for my Canon T2i + battery grip + 18-135mm lens. It's a little loose all around, but I still love this pouch. I am not a big fan of clunky camera bags/backpacks. This pouch adds no extra volume or weight to the camera, and protects it from dust, light rain, etc. Highly recommended.