Canon EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM Lens
Canon EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM - Lenses - Camera & Photo lenses
Canon EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM - Lenses - Camera & Photo lenses
Canon EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM - Lenses - Camera & Photo lenses
Canon EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM - Lenses - Camera & Photo lenses
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The lowest price for Canon EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM Lens right now is $129.00 at Cash Converters, compared across 23 retailers.
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Canon Eos Stm Macro Canon Eos Black Camera Lens
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Canon EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM Lens — Excellent Condition
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Canon 24mm f2.8 STM
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Canon 24mm f2.8 STM
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Full Frame Canon EF fitting wide angle SIGMA 24mm f/2.8 lens.
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Canon EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM
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Canon EF-S 24mm F2.8 STM *EF-S Lens (for APS-C Size) EF-S2428STM
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Canon EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM Lens by Onestop Digital
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Canon EF-S 24mm Lens - Compact Pancake Design for Travel Photography | Large Aperture & Quiet Focusing
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Canon EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM Lens | APS-C Prime Lens | Aspherical Element with Super Spectra Coating and Pancake Design
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Top performance engineer quality only 4/5 inch thick ,125 g size . I can carry any time anywhere, why do I find now should get earlier,I have dozens of lens nothing like this pancake lens . Picture take natural color no ca or corner dark ,straight line and very contrast And Razor Sharp lens , i add Nikon hn3. Lens hood 52 mm size , no flare no ghosting. Perfect lens for street photography . I'm strongly recommend this canon 24 mm pancake lens . Thank you Canon manufacturer .
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The EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM lens meets all the must-have attributes, and throws in a few bonuses, too.Being a poorly-funded hobbyist, this was the third lens I purchased (after 18-55 and 55-250mm kit lenses). I'm currently using a T6i body, which the 24mm compliments well. The wider focal length and the wider aperture both aid my style of photography, which tends to be people indoors, often boudoir or erotic. I do wish that it had image stabilization which would help with video. Regarding video, the focal length on a crop sensor is good for use on a tripod capturing an entire room, but handheld is still too tight for selfie or closeup recording. A kit lens at 18mm does better, provided the lighting is adequate.For landscape images, the 24mm does well enough, but for ... MoreThe EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM lens meets all the must-have attributes, and throws in a few bonuses, too.Being a poorly-funded hobbyist, this was the third lens I purchased (after 18-55 and 55-250mm kit lenses). I'm currently using a T6i body, which the 24mm compliments well. The wider focal length and the wider aperture both aid my style of photography, which tends to be people indoors, often boudoir or erotic. I do wish that it had image stabilization which would help with video. Regarding video, the focal length on a crop sensor is good for use on a tripod capturing an entire room, but handheld is still too tight for selfie or closeup recording. A kit lens at 18mm does better, provided the lighting is adequate.For landscape images, the 24mm does well enough, but for that I don't really need a lens that fast, so I lean towards the 10-18mm ultra-wide zoom, despite its maximum aperture being 4.5.As most agree, cost-to-value on this lens is incredible, much like its older sister the 40mm pancake. I do feel like the 24mm has somehow managed to have the STM system improved over the 40. Both are good pancake lenses.Many talk about this being the best "walk-around" lens for a crop sensor body. I'll admit that it's easier to haul around, but it's only 80-something grams lighter than an 18-55mm kit lens, which could be better as a "walk-around" lens, aside from the wider aperture the 24mm offers. Personally, I've found myself leaving the 18-135 nano USM on my camera body most of the time, due to it's greater versatility.I really do love what the EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM lens can do for me, but even more so, I appreciate what it makes me do. Being a fixed focal length, it forces me to see things a little differently, and certainly gets me to zoom with my feet. With 24mm not being particularly flattering to most humans, it makes me get a little more creative with how I shoot, but always gives me a good chance at getting great images with it.Overall, I'd stay this should be one of the first prime lens you purchase, along with the latest "nifty fifty".
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
First I stand behind my Great Street/Documentary Photography Lens review. The more I use this lens the more I love it. I'm writing to inform any users of this lens of a little Lens Shade and Filter hack. The Canon EF-s 24mm f/2.8 STM Lens has a 52mm filter thread. I purchased the Canon ES-52 Lens Hood. With the wide angle of view of the 24mm lens the depth of the lens hood was minimal and also had a 52mm filter thread. Most all of my other Canon EF/EF-S lenses have a 58mm filter thread and I have many 58mm filters. Here's the hack. I purchased from B&H a senseiPRO BRASS 52mm to 58mm STEP-UP RING and an extra 58mm CANON LENS CAP. The end result: the senseiPRO BRASS 52mm to 58mm STEP-UP RING is slightly shallower than the CANON ES-52 Lens Hood and with my 58mm filters ... MoreFirst I stand behind my Great Street/Documentary Photography Lens review. The more I use this lens the more I love it. I'm writing to inform any users of this lens of a little Lens Shade and Filter hack. The Canon EF-s 24mm f/2.8 STM Lens has a 52mm filter thread. I purchased the Canon ES-52 Lens Hood. With the wide angle of view of the 24mm lens the depth of the lens hood was minimal and also had a 52mm filter thread. Most all of my other Canon EF/EF-S lenses have a 58mm filter thread and I have many 58mm filters. Here's the hack. I purchased from B&H a senseiPRO BRASS 52mm to 58mm STEP-UP RING and an extra 58mm CANON LENS CAP. The end result: the senseiPRO BRASS 52mm to 58mm STEP-UP RING is slightly shallower than the CANON ES-52 Lens Hood and with my 58mm filters gives me the same flare protection. I tested the lens/step-up ring/filter combination and found the same vignetting as lens with the CANON ES-52 Lens Hood. When you add the Lens Profile for Chromatic Abrasion and Vignetting any slight effect is solved. Now I love my Canon EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM Lens even more.
| Lens system | |
| Closest focusing distance | 0.16 m |
| Maximum aperture number | 22 |
| Number of diaphragm blades | 7 |
| Diagonal angle of view (max) | 59° |
Canon Eos Stm Macro Canon Eos Black Camera Lens
Delivery $12.70
Canon EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM Lens — Excellent Condition
Free delivery
Canon 24mm f2.8 STM
Delivery $59
Canon 24mm f2.8 STM
Delivery $59
Full Frame Canon EF fitting wide angle SIGMA 24mm f/2.8 lens.
Delivery $58.84
Top performance engineer quality only 4/5 inch thick ,125 g size . I can carry any time anywhere, why do I find now should get earlier,I have dozens of lens nothing like this pancake lens . Picture take natural color no ca or corner dark ,straight line and very contrast And Razor Sharp lens , i add Nikon hn3. Lens hood 52 mm size , no flare no ghosting. Perfect lens for street photography . I'm strongly recommend this canon 24 mm pancake lens . Thank you Canon manufacturer .
The EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM lens meets all the must-have attributes, and throws in a few bonuses, too.Being a poorly-funded hobbyist, this was the third lens I purchased (after 18-55 and 55-250mm kit lenses). I'm currently using a T6i body, which the 24mm compliments well. The wider focal length and the wider aperture both aid my style of photography, which tends to be people indoors, often boudoir or erotic. I do wish that it had image stabilization which would help with video. Regarding video, the focal length on a crop sensor is good for use on a tripod capturing an entire room, but handheld is still too tight for selfie or closeup recording. A kit lens at 18mm does better, provided the lighting is adequate.For landscape images, the 24mm does well enough, but for ... MoreThe EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM lens meets all the must-have attributes, and throws in a few bonuses, too.Being a poorly-funded hobbyist, this was the third lens I purchased (after 18-55 and 55-250mm kit lenses). I'm currently using a T6i body, which the 24mm compliments well. The wider focal length and the wider aperture both aid my style of photography, which tends to be people indoors, often boudoir or erotic. I do wish that it had image stabilization which would help with video. Regarding video, the focal length on a crop sensor is good for use on a tripod capturing an entire room, but handheld is still too tight for selfie or closeup recording. A kit lens at 18mm does better, provided the lighting is adequate.For landscape images, the 24mm does well enough, but for that I don't really need a lens that fast, so I lean towards the 10-18mm ultra-wide zoom, despite its maximum aperture being 4.5.As most agree, cost-to-value on this lens is incredible, much like its older sister the 40mm pancake. I do feel like the 24mm has somehow managed to have the STM system improved over the 40. Both are good pancake lenses.Many talk about this being the best "walk-around" lens for a crop sensor body. I'll admit that it's easier to haul around, but it's only 80-something grams lighter than an 18-55mm kit lens, which could be better as a "walk-around" lens, aside from the wider aperture the 24mm offers. Personally, I've found myself leaving the 18-135 nano USM on my camera body most of the time, due to it's greater versatility.I really do love what the EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM lens can do for me, but even more so, I appreciate what it makes me do. Being a fixed focal length, it forces me to see things a little differently, and certainly gets me to zoom with my feet. With 24mm not being particularly flattering to most humans, it makes me get a little more creative with how I shoot, but always gives me a good chance at getting great images with it.Overall, I'd stay this should be one of the first prime lens you purchase, along with the latest "nifty fifty".
First I stand behind my Great Street/Documentary Photography Lens review. The more I use this lens the more I love it. I'm writing to inform any users of this lens of a little Lens Shade and Filter hack. The Canon EF-s 24mm f/2.8 STM Lens has a 52mm filter thread. I purchased the Canon ES-52 Lens Hood. With the wide angle of view of the 24mm lens the depth of the lens hood was minimal and also had a 52mm filter thread. Most all of my other Canon EF/EF-S lenses have a 58mm filter thread and I have many 58mm filters. Here's the hack. I purchased from B&H a senseiPRO BRASS 52mm to 58mm STEP-UP RING and an extra 58mm CANON LENS CAP. The end result: the senseiPRO BRASS 52mm to 58mm STEP-UP RING is slightly shallower than the CANON ES-52 Lens Hood and with my 58mm filters ... MoreFirst I stand behind my Great Street/Documentary Photography Lens review. The more I use this lens the more I love it. I'm writing to inform any users of this lens of a little Lens Shade and Filter hack. The Canon EF-s 24mm f/2.8 STM Lens has a 52mm filter thread. I purchased the Canon ES-52 Lens Hood. With the wide angle of view of the 24mm lens the depth of the lens hood was minimal and also had a 52mm filter thread. Most all of my other Canon EF/EF-S lenses have a 58mm filter thread and I have many 58mm filters. Here's the hack. I purchased from B&H a senseiPRO BRASS 52mm to 58mm STEP-UP RING and an extra 58mm CANON LENS CAP. The end result: the senseiPRO BRASS 52mm to 58mm STEP-UP RING is slightly shallower than the CANON ES-52 Lens Hood and with my 58mm filters gives me the same flare protection. I tested the lens/step-up ring/filter combination and found the same vignetting as lens with the CANON ES-52 Lens Hood. When you add the Lens Profile for Chromatic Abrasion and Vignetting any slight effect is solved. Now I love my Canon EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM Lens even more.
So glad I bought this lens! For the price, I really don't think there's anyhthing out there that can beat it. Nice, fast and bright f2.8 aperture really helps in low-light situations. The metal lens mount looks and feels very sturdy. Being an EF-S mount, it will only work properly on Canon's crop sensor cameras. Though it will physically mount on Canon's full-frame DSLRs like the 5D, you will see significant vignetting, since this lens does not project a large enough image circle to be able to fully cover the full-frame image sensor area. Stick to using it on crop sensor bodies, like the XXD series (40D, 77D, 80D, etc), 7D and the Rebel series, and you'll be just fine. When mounted to crop sensor bodies with Canon's 1.6x crop factor, you will end up with a field of ... MoreSo glad I bought this lens! For the price, I really don't think there's anyhthing out there that can beat it. Nice, fast and bright f2.8 aperture really helps in low-light situations. The metal lens mount looks and feels very sturdy. Being an EF-S mount, it will only work properly on Canon's crop sensor cameras. Though it will physically mount on Canon's full-frame DSLRs like the 5D, you will see significant vignetting, since this lens does not project a large enough image circle to be able to fully cover the full-frame image sensor area. Stick to using it on crop sensor bodies, like the XXD series (40D, 77D, 80D, etc), 7D and the Rebel series, and you'll be just fine. When mounted to crop sensor bodies with Canon's 1.6x crop factor, you will end up with a field of view roughly equivalent to that of a 38.4 mm lens, which is a terrific, natural field of view that is perfect for general photography and especially good for street photography, which, I feel, is where this lens really shines, since it's small, light and unobtrusive. It keeps your kit small and less intimidating, so you can get those candid shots that you might miss with a larger camera/lens combo. Speaking of size, this lens, when mounted to the camera body, sticks out barely an inch, and weighs only a few ounces, so it's light and easy to carry all day. It is autofocus, and features Canon's STM autofocus motor, which is quick and very quiet. Great for video. The front element does not rotate when focusing, so you can use circular polarizing filters with no issues. It's recommended though, that you do not attach anything really large or heavy filters, since the STM motor -- while quick -- is not very strong and could potentially be damaged by too much resistance. There is a very thin manual focus ring too, should the user wish to make manual fine focus adjustments. There is no image stabilization, but I have not found that to be very necessary with fast, wide primes, so i personally do not find that a significant drawback. Images from this lens are sharp, clear and punchy, with good depth and contrast, and excellent color rendition.For its price point - around $130 - this is an excellent purchase, and very worthy of a place in your kit.
I have an old Canon Rebel T3i (from 2011), and my first lens was the inexpensive but amazing 50mm f/1.8 prime lens. Although I eventually moved to another camera ecosystem (Sony), I still enjoy breaking out my old cameras. I decided to take a chance on bringing the Rebel to photograph a recent event but needed a decent wide angle lens. (It was a comic convention, so pics were of cosplayers like misselliehoneybee and mayan.goddess on IG.) This 24mm f/2.8 lens went on sale, and I also had a coupon and rewards points that knocked off another 25% off. But this lens surprised me with how awesome the images it captured were. Very little distortion for a wide angle “pancake” lens and very sharp with great colors. It’s small size paired with the light weight of the Rebel ... MoreI have an old Canon Rebel T3i (from 2011), and my first lens was the inexpensive but amazing 50mm f/1.8 prime lens. Although I eventually moved to another camera ecosystem (Sony), I still enjoy breaking out my old cameras. I decided to take a chance on bringing the Rebel to photograph a recent event but needed a decent wide angle lens. (It was a comic convention, so pics were of cosplayers like misselliehoneybee and mayan.goddess on IG.) This 24mm f/2.8 lens went on sale, and I also had a coupon and rewards points that knocked off another 25% off. But this lens surprised me with how awesome the images it captured were. Very little distortion for a wide angle “pancake” lens and very sharp with great colors. It’s small size paired with the light weight of the Rebel made it just as much a joy to use as my Sony mirrorless camera system. I ended up using it 95% of the time compared to the 50mm lens. I highly recommend this lens if you’re using Canon’s line of APS-C crop sensor cameras.
It’s a very good lens for the price especially! 4.5 stars ^^I have a Canon 70d and it is a great addition to give me a wider picture for my crop sensor that does not look fisheye.A 22mm 2.8 would be primo, but I think in this price range only available for mirrorless?It does reasonably well in low light street lighting.To get the sharpest video or photos stop it down a little 3.5 or so for on the fly run and gun.Auto focus works well, although if fast moving which I did a drive by buildings down town L.A. Frwy at night was a little tricky, once you get the auto locked in for your distance, switch to manual so it does not hunt in and out of focus.It is super nice to have such a small and light all around lens for everyday pictures and videos.The quality so far ... MoreIt’s a very good lens for the price especially! 4.5 stars ^^I have a Canon 70d and it is a great addition to give me a wider picture for my crop sensor that does not look fisheye.A 22mm 2.8 would be primo, but I think in this price range only available for mirrorless?It does reasonably well in low light street lighting.To get the sharpest video or photos stop it down a little 3.5 or so for on the fly run and gun.Auto focus works well, although if fast moving which I did a drive by buildings down town L.A. Frwy at night was a little tricky, once you get the auto locked in for your distance, switch to manual so it does not hunt in and out of focus.It is super nice to have such a small and light all around lens for everyday pictures and videos.The quality so far after about 2 months ago seems very good and I have no regrets as a keeper lens.It’s on my camera right now as I write this!I have other lenses also, Canon 28-70 2.8 L, 85mm 1.2 L and a rare Canon 50mm 1.0 L, and a few others but this 24mm 2.8 is now my easy go to lens if picture quality is not under scrutiny of a micro scope?You can see some of the videos I have done on NoppeN band You Tube.This 24mm 2.8 lens was mostly used on our latest soon to be uploaded Game To Win..
I bought a used version of this lens, it came in perfect condition.In my T7i I prefer this lens over the 50mm f1.8 STM because it's more versatile for indoor photography as well has an excellent optical quality.It's not good for Bokeh unless you do macro photography but for landscape, group photos, and indoor parties this lens is great.I love that it's not intimidating to others like the 18-135mm I often use, people has this more relaxed look in them as if were a photo to be taken with a cell phone rather than the usual I have to pose like a model because it's a camera look they do with the bigger lenses.The 2.8 aperture is great for indoor conditions.The only downside is that the lens came with a Nikon cap so that was less than ideal, I would had paid the ... MoreI bought a used version of this lens, it came in perfect condition.In my T7i I prefer this lens over the 50mm f1.8 STM because it's more versatile for indoor photography as well has an excellent optical quality.It's not good for Bokeh unless you do macro photography but for landscape, group photos, and indoor parties this lens is great.I love that it's not intimidating to others like the 18-135mm I often use, people has this more relaxed look in them as if were a photo to be taken with a cell phone rather than the usual I have to pose like a model because it's a camera look they do with the bigger lenses.The 2.8 aperture is great for indoor conditions.The only downside is that the lens came with a Nikon cap so that was less than ideal, I would had paid the full price if I knew this beforehand.
I'm getting old, yep I was born when Truman was president but having said that, I needed something on my camera body a bit lighter than other lenses. I shoot macro or close-up a lot and its hard to find a lens that shoots macro and is good for general photography as well, however, Canons EF-S 28mm STM seems to fit the bill for me. The lens is great with or without using a flash, and makes for a modest close focus macro while being ready and able for that next snapshot of the dog, wife, or kids. Depth of field is good, excellent sharpness and the color is great. Auto focus is smooth and quite and manual focus exacting. Being used to other lenses, this one took some getting used too but after a few hours of trial and error images, with and without flash, it seemed ... MoreI'm getting old, yep I was born when Truman was president but having said that, I needed something on my camera body a bit lighter than other lenses. I shoot macro or close-up a lot and its hard to find a lens that shoots macro and is good for general photography as well, however, Canons EF-S 28mm STM seems to fit the bill for me. The lens is great with or without using a flash, and makes for a modest close focus macro while being ready and able for that next snapshot of the dog, wife, or kids. Depth of field is good, excellent sharpness and the color is great. Auto focus is smooth and quite and manual focus exacting. Being used to other lenses, this one took some getting used too but after a few hours of trial and error images, with and without flash, it seemed like an old friend. Great lens . . . buy it!
We wanted to be able to attach our DSLR camera to Vortex spotting scope. Already had the digiscoping attachment for my phone camera but wondered if better photos could be taken using the DSLR. Love to travel & take photos of eagles, elk, bear, wildlife. Read that purchasing a 'pancake' lens should work best for digiscoping. My Canon Rep suggested B&H. Pictures using this lens and the digiscoping attachment bought elsewhere take excellent photos, so clear!Big surprise though is the quality of photos I can now take using this lens alone for capturing tiny details of butterflies & other insects. Love it
Being a macro shooter, I often find myself pushing the limits of a lens to get as close as possible, though the lens is not especially suited for macro. This lens has a recommended close focusing range of 6 inches from sensor plane but will focus closer. However, using a flash at close focus requires a diffuser and possibly much lower flash settings than usual with bright colors e.g., whites and yellows. The lens is sharp, has good color, produces good DOF, took me a little getting used to, as mentioned I am a macro shooter but I wanted something to lessen the weight of my camera when out and about and still serve a great many photographic situations. I am not getting any younger when it comes to carrying around long heavy lenses. In a nutshell, purchase this lens, ... MoreBeing a macro shooter, I often find myself pushing the limits of a lens to get as close as possible, though the lens is not especially suited for macro. This lens has a recommended close focusing range of 6 inches from sensor plane but will focus closer. However, using a flash at close focus requires a diffuser and possibly much lower flash settings than usual with bright colors e.g., whites and yellows. The lens is sharp, has good color, produces good DOF, took me a little getting used to, as mentioned I am a macro shooter but I wanted something to lessen the weight of my camera when out and about and still serve a great many photographic situations. I am not getting any younger when it comes to carrying around long heavy lenses. In a nutshell, purchase this lens, you may have your doubts at first but you shouldn't regret it, took me a bit to get used to it, now its on my EOS 7D all the time. I would purchase this lens many times over if needed.
| Lens system | |
| Closest focusing distance | 0.16 m |
| Maximum aperture number | 22 |
| Number of diaphragm blades | 7 |
| Diagonal angle of view (max) | 59° |
