Lens 18 135 Nikon

[APS-C] Shot this the other day with the Sony 6400 and the Sony E 18-135 lens. A great combination!

[0.075 lb] Purchased to replace on a Canon 18 - 135 lens - great fit and great quality!

[Bayonet] Needed replacement lens hood for my 18-135 lens and this was delivered quickly and exactly as expected.

[Aluminum] My everyday and travel lens is an 18-135 on my Pentax K-3, and it gives me a macro capability of about 1:4. I bought this filter/lens to take with me when traveling and hiking to avoid having to carry a dedicated macro lens to shoot flowers, etc. It allows me to get almost 2x the magnification, my camera focusing with the front of my lens from around 4 to 8 from the subject, which I think will be a workable range for all but critters. I've tried screwing it onto the UV filter I keep on my lens and don't notice any vignetting, at least at 135, and I haven't noticed any appreciable loss of light. I'm happy with it. Why pay more?

[Black] I needed a case for my canon 18-135 mm lens. This fits the bill just find.

[Yes] I have seven Canon lenses and this is my favorite. 18 - 135 covers 95% of my photography. I also have the 18 - 200 but prefer the 18 - 135 for the lighter weight. In situations where 135 is not as much zoom as I'd like, I simply crop the photo to get the area I wanted to zoom in on. With an 18 megapixel T4i I can crop and expand a surprisingly small area and still have amazing quality in the finished photo. I travel a LOT, and this camera and lens go with me everywhere. I feel it is the best choice for a one lens travel kit. Lightweight but no compromise in picture quality. I have done extensive testing comparing my T4i with the 18-135 lens against a 5D Mark II with the 24 -105 L lens. Very little difference. You really have to crop and expand very small areas to find a difference.

[GoPro HERO] fits t3i with 18-135 lens perfectly. not good for easy removal and quick snaphshots, but great to protect camera and not carry a big bag.

[Connector] This adapter only works on the Canon EF-S 18-135 USM lens, which is the newest of 3 versions. (I think this is an under-rated lens. It has a great zoom range, very good IS, its quiet, and low priced. While not perfectly sharp, it is close to the 24-105 and sharp enough for video. I use it mostly on my C 100ii.) If you like this lens, you will love this zoomer. It is well designed and built, and starts and stops smoothly. There is a little bit of noise at the fastest zoom speed, but not enough that my external mike will pick it up. As a bonus, it prevents gravity zoom. A good value at the current price.

[Camouflage] I bought this to cover my Canon Rebel T6s camera with the 18-135 lens and RRS L-bracket attached. There is a little room in front of the lens, but otherwise it fits nicely.

[Nikon F] I bought this to replace the 18-135 mm that I was using for years. This lens is much brighter and more light sensitive. The VR helps with any shake and the pictures are tack sharp. I was shooting wildlife from an airboat in the Everglades and when I wanted to freeze the action it did it perfectly. Great piece of glass.