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Whether you're shooting the family candids, capturing the town festivals, or making memories on vacation, if you have a Canon EOS DSLR and want only ONE lens to keep on-board to suit 95% of your shooting situations, this Canon 18-135 STM zoom lens is the one to have. I'm so pleased I finally sprung for it. When I bought my Canon 70D 18 months ago for $1000, I couldn't believe it would cost me $300 more to upgrade to this zoom for my kit lens, so I took the standard 18-55 STM, a newer version of the Canon 18-55 IS II I got with my trusty old Canon T3 starter DSLR that I still love to use because of its compactness, weight, and excellent picture quality with ease of use. (The newer 18-55 STM is a completely redesigned version of the old 18-55 IS II. The photo quality ... MoreWhether you're shooting the family candids, capturing the town festivals, or making memories on vacation, if you have a Canon EOS DSLR and want only ONE lens to keep on-board to suit 95% of your shooting situations, this Canon 18-135 STM zoom lens is the one to have. I'm so pleased I finally sprung for it. When I bought my Canon 70D 18 months ago for $1000, I couldn't believe it would cost me $300 more to upgrade to this zoom for my kit lens, so I took the standard 18-55 STM, a newer version of the Canon 18-55 IS II I got with my trusty old Canon T3 starter DSLR that I still love to use because of its compactness, weight, and excellent picture quality with ease of use. (The newer 18-55 STM is a completely redesigned version of the old 18-55 IS II. The photo quality is about the same in my eyes, but the STM has a quieter step motor that is great if you shoot a lot of video with your DSLR, which I do.) I still don't understand why Canon practically gives away the 55-250mm zoom in their bundles, but the 18-135mm is a premium purchase whether bought with the camera or afterwards. The range on the 18-135mm STM gets as you close as you need to be whether shooting portraits or landscapes for most situations without adding much weight or lens length to your DSLR. And most importantly, its one lens to cover all requirements, cutting down on lugging lenses. FYI: My upgraded 18-55mm STM that came with the Canon 70D is not going to waste, as I now keep it mounted on my old Canon T3. It's better for videos and only added about 1/4 inch to the lens length in my bag. (The original Canon T3 18-55 lens is retired.) My advice is to get a Canon 18-135mm STM upfront with your camera purchase, as once you have it, you'll never take it off and the 18-55mm STM will gather dust, unless you have another Canon EOS or Rebel like me to use it on.
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As expected Canon didn't disappoint! I bought this after buying an off-brand lens that didn't impress. The sharpness and clarity are great at any focal length or aperture. I was hesitant with buying a used lens but I am glad I took a chance on Adorama. The lens was in great condition hardly any signs of use. There was a little dust on the inside but I seriously don't regret my purchase. There was a little issue with shipping because I paid for next day and didn't get it the next day. However customer service was great and fixed the issues.
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I got this with my 80D, and I use it almost all the time. Over several cameras, I have owned the 17-85, the 17-55/2.8, an 18-135 STM, but this lens beats them all. I compared it to the 17-55/2.8, and I think the 18-135 USM has as good or better image, plus the much longer range, makes it my go-to lens. Yes, f2.8 can be useful, but... I have traveled 2 weeks in Italy and a week in Israel, and a week in Austria and used this lens almost exclusively (about 3000 images). I still like a wider angle and a longer telephoto sometimes, but the versatility of this lens is great. I love the USM focusing so much. I wish the new RF18-150 used a USM focusing motor, and pretty much all the RF lower cost lenses. There cannot be enough savings to spoil the user experience of USM ... MoreI got this with my 80D, and I use it almost all the time. Over several cameras, I have owned the 17-85, the 17-55/2.8, an 18-135 STM, but this lens beats them all. I compared it to the 17-55/2.8, and I think the 18-135 USM has as good or better image, plus the much longer range, makes it my go-to lens. Yes, f2.8 can be useful, but... I have traveled 2 weeks in Italy and a week in Israel, and a week in Austria and used this lens almost exclusively (about 3000 images). I still like a wider angle and a longer telephoto sometimes, but the versatility of this lens is great. I love the USM focusing so much. I wish the new RF18-150 used a USM focusing motor, and pretty much all the RF lower cost lenses. There cannot be enough savings to spoil the user experience of USM focusing. Very sharp in a just right size.
| General | |
| Length | 9.6 cm |
| Diameter | 7.74 cm |
| Weight | 515 g |
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Canon EF-S 18-135mm F3.5-5.6 IS Nano-USM | Secondhand
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Whether you're shooting the family candids, capturing the town festivals, or making memories on vacation, if you have a Canon EOS DSLR and want only ONE lens to keep on-board to suit 95% of your shooting situations, this Canon 18-135 STM zoom lens is the one to have. I'm so pleased I finally sprung for it. When I bought my Canon 70D 18 months ago for $1000, I couldn't believe it would cost me $300 more to upgrade to this zoom for my kit lens, so I took the standard 18-55 STM, a newer version of the Canon 18-55 IS II I got with my trusty old Canon T3 starter DSLR that I still love to use because of its compactness, weight, and excellent picture quality with ease of use. (The newer 18-55 STM is a completely redesigned version of the old 18-55 IS II. The photo quality ... MoreWhether you're shooting the family candids, capturing the town festivals, or making memories on vacation, if you have a Canon EOS DSLR and want only ONE lens to keep on-board to suit 95% of your shooting situations, this Canon 18-135 STM zoom lens is the one to have. I'm so pleased I finally sprung for it. When I bought my Canon 70D 18 months ago for $1000, I couldn't believe it would cost me $300 more to upgrade to this zoom for my kit lens, so I took the standard 18-55 STM, a newer version of the Canon 18-55 IS II I got with my trusty old Canon T3 starter DSLR that I still love to use because of its compactness, weight, and excellent picture quality with ease of use. (The newer 18-55 STM is a completely redesigned version of the old 18-55 IS II. The photo quality is about the same in my eyes, but the STM has a quieter step motor that is great if you shoot a lot of video with your DSLR, which I do.) I still don't understand why Canon practically gives away the 55-250mm zoom in their bundles, but the 18-135mm is a premium purchase whether bought with the camera or afterwards. The range on the 18-135mm STM gets as you close as you need to be whether shooting portraits or landscapes for most situations without adding much weight or lens length to your DSLR. And most importantly, its one lens to cover all requirements, cutting down on lugging lenses. FYI: My upgraded 18-55mm STM that came with the Canon 70D is not going to waste, as I now keep it mounted on my old Canon T3. It's better for videos and only added about 1/4 inch to the lens length in my bag. (The original Canon T3 18-55 lens is retired.) My advice is to get a Canon 18-135mm STM upfront with your camera purchase, as once you have it, you'll never take it off and the 18-55mm STM will gather dust, unless you have another Canon EOS or Rebel like me to use it on.
As expected Canon didn't disappoint! I bought this after buying an off-brand lens that didn't impress. The sharpness and clarity are great at any focal length or aperture. I was hesitant with buying a used lens but I am glad I took a chance on Adorama. The lens was in great condition hardly any signs of use. There was a little dust on the inside but I seriously don't regret my purchase. There was a little issue with shipping because I paid for next day and didn't get it the next day. However customer service was great and fixed the issues.
I got this with my 80D, and I use it almost all the time. Over several cameras, I have owned the 17-85, the 17-55/2.8, an 18-135 STM, but this lens beats them all. I compared it to the 17-55/2.8, and I think the 18-135 USM has as good or better image, plus the much longer range, makes it my go-to lens. Yes, f2.8 can be useful, but... I have traveled 2 weeks in Italy and a week in Israel, and a week in Austria and used this lens almost exclusively (about 3000 images). I still like a wider angle and a longer telephoto sometimes, but the versatility of this lens is great. I love the USM focusing so much. I wish the new RF18-150 used a USM focusing motor, and pretty much all the RF lower cost lenses. There cannot be enough savings to spoil the user experience of USM ... MoreI got this with my 80D, and I use it almost all the time. Over several cameras, I have owned the 17-85, the 17-55/2.8, an 18-135 STM, but this lens beats them all. I compared it to the 17-55/2.8, and I think the 18-135 USM has as good or better image, plus the much longer range, makes it my go-to lens. Yes, f2.8 can be useful, but... I have traveled 2 weeks in Italy and a week in Israel, and a week in Austria and used this lens almost exclusively (about 3000 images). I still like a wider angle and a longer telephoto sometimes, but the versatility of this lens is great. I love the USM focusing so much. I wish the new RF18-150 used a USM focusing motor, and pretty much all the RF lower cost lenses. There cannot be enough savings to spoil the user experience of USM focusing. Very sharp in a just right size.
This lens has been with me through thick and thin! So much so that I bought a second one for when I'm shooting weddings and need two cameras that can get a wide range of focus.Compared to a prime lens, the quality in low light is not as good, but that is to be expected. Overall I have been pleased with the quality since I'm not shooting in extremely dark settings.
I bought the 18-135 mm lens with a Rebel T7i from B&H, but gave it to my granddaughter in favor of a faster Sigma 17-50 mm lens. Although I am entirely satisfied with the latter, I was always sorry that I had given away the former because of the longer reach. So, I bought the white-box version of the 18-135 mm lens from B&H. Of course, I knew that it was not a low-light lens, and since I bought and installed a Hoya polarizer on it, it was even less so. However, in most lighting conditions, it does not hinder one's shooting style. So far, I have not taken many photos with the lens, but I am very happy with the results to date. All my shots have been tack sharp and the color-rendition with the attached polarizer has pleased me. At one point, I was driving in the ... MoreI bought the 18-135 mm lens with a Rebel T7i from B&H, but gave it to my granddaughter in favor of a faster Sigma 17-50 mm lens. Although I am entirely satisfied with the latter, I was always sorry that I had given away the former because of the longer reach. So, I bought the white-box version of the 18-135 mm lens from B&H. Of course, I knew that it was not a low-light lens, and since I bought and installed a Hoya polarizer on it, it was even less so. However, in most lighting conditions, it does not hinder one's shooting style. So far, I have not taken many photos with the lens, but I am very happy with the results to date. All my shots have been tack sharp and the color-rendition with the attached polarizer has pleased me. At one point, I was driving in the Navajo Nation and came upon some wild horses. I would have had to get out of the vehicle and change lenses to get the shot I wanted; with the longer lens already attached, I was able to take several shots before the horses spooked. So, this lens is now my normal walk-around lens for most conditions. I am glad that I repurchased it.
To begin with, zoom lenses that typically encompass focal ranges of anywhere from 18-135/200,/300 typically wind up having many optical trade-offs. Keep in mind that there is so much glass in these models that the clarity levels that one may find in shorter zooms (i.e. 18-75/80/90) are often missing in these much longer zooms. The purpose of these much longer zoom lenses are for "go anywhere" styles that allow the users to refrain from constantly having to change lenses.OK - so now enter this Canon 18-135. Although it is not necessarily a small lens, its optical quality is fairly decent given the genre of lens. Images look very good with good contrasts, but that clarity and "you are there" look are often not present. Better optics such as much shorter ... MoreTo begin with, zoom lenses that typically encompass focal ranges of anywhere from 18-135/200,/300 typically wind up having many optical trade-offs. Keep in mind that there is so much glass in these models that the clarity levels that one may find in shorter zooms (i.e. 18-75/80/90) are often missing in these much longer zooms. The purpose of these much longer zoom lenses are for "go anywhere" styles that allow the users to refrain from constantly having to change lenses.OK - so now enter this Canon 18-135. Although it is not necessarily a small lens, its optical quality is fairly decent given the genre of lens. Images look very good with good contrasts, but that clarity and "you are there" look are often not present. Better optics such as much shorter standard zooms, or wide angle zooms, or primes - often have clarity levels that allow a user to experience various scenes vicariously - in other-words, that "you are there" feeling. You certainly won't get that with this Canon 18-135 (with a few exceptions of course). But keep in mind this "go anywhere" lens suits the purpose of obviating the need to carry out lots of additional lenses.And the best way to get this lens is to purchase a "white box" version - that is, the lens that was separated from the kit - as you wind up saving a few hundred dollars. It's well constructed and has a metal lens mount - which can't be said for many kit lenses on the market today (from all brands).Having said all that, I actually keep this lens on my Canon SL2 and it is the perfect "take anywhere" combination that allows you to capture a good 95% of the scenes and events you may run into. I'm only assigning this lens 4 stars - actually, if I could give it 3.5 stars, that would be more accurate as it does most things nicely, but excels in very few scenarios. Look - even the Canon (totally inexpensive) EF-S 18-55 f3.5-5.6 IS lens has better overall optical clarity levels than this 18-135. As an aside, if you want 3 sharp EF-S lenses that will impress you with their ridiculously low prices, yet are capable of stellar optical clarity, look at the following lenses:EF-S 18-55 F/3.5-5.6 ISEF-S 10-18 F/4.5-5.6 ISEF-S 55-250 F/4.0-5.6 IS STMDepending on where you buy them from, you could get all 3 for less than $550. They are built fairly well - but do have plastic lens mounts - and the optical clarity of these lenses can have you scratchin' your head because they are so good. I know - I have all 3 of those lenses and I still shake my head in delight every time I see images captured by these lenses. So the bottom line is that if you don't want to change lenses and you want to keep just one lens on your camera all of the time (or most of the time), this Canon 18-135 should do the trick.
I bought this lens mostly to use as a one-size-fits-all travel lens with an 800D and 90D bodies, giving me an effective 28-220 lens (compared to full-frame, accounting for the APS-C crop-factor). Focus is fast, silent and accurate. Bokeh is not bad - check out the Monarch photo attached. It is great for traveling when I only have room to pack the smaller body and one lens.I can also use it on my EOS C100 Mk II, as it is on the short-list of lenses that support DPAF face-detection. This is also the only lens supported by the Canon PZ-E1 power zoom adapter, so I can use the BR-E1 remote to control zoom, focus and shutter.Overall when I compare images from the 90D with this lens, versus 5D Mk IV using L-series lenses, I can hardly notice any difference. There is ... MoreI bought this lens mostly to use as a one-size-fits-all travel lens with an 800D and 90D bodies, giving me an effective 28-220 lens (compared to full-frame, accounting for the APS-C crop-factor). Focus is fast, silent and accurate. Bokeh is not bad - check out the Monarch photo attached. It is great for traveling when I only have room to pack the smaller body and one lens.I can also use it on my EOS C100 Mk II, as it is on the short-list of lenses that support DPAF face-detection. This is also the only lens supported by the Canon PZ-E1 power zoom adapter, so I can use the BR-E1 remote to control zoom, focus and shutter.Overall when I compare images from the 90D with this lens, versus 5D Mk IV using L-series lenses, I can hardly notice any difference. There is some vignetting, but the lens profile corrections built-in to Lightroom make this a non-issue. Very satisfied with this lens.
BOY! I like this lens. I had both regular and STM versions of this lens, and the Canon EFS-18-200 mm zoom lens, before this model - and this is THE one lens you want to own for general, all-around daily and travel shooting. It does it all quite well, with reasonably good sharpness through the entire zoom range, and minimal softness and only minor color and geometric aberrations. Large, but not too big or heavy, it balances well on a camera body, and has excellent fit, finish, and appearance. This has proved a very good value and it ha held up well with much use over time. Not cheap - yet represents good value for the money. Of course, prime lenses ARE generally better, and lenses with more narrow zoom ranges, may be slightly better, but this lens delivers sharp ... MoreBOY! I like this lens. I had both regular and STM versions of this lens, and the Canon EFS-18-200 mm zoom lens, before this model - and this is THE one lens you want to own for general, all-around daily and travel shooting. It does it all quite well, with reasonably good sharpness through the entire zoom range, and minimal softness and only minor color and geometric aberrations. Large, but not too big or heavy, it balances well on a camera body, and has excellent fit, finish, and appearance. This has proved a very good value and it ha held up well with much use over time. Not cheap - yet represents good value for the money. Of course, prime lenses ARE generally better, and lenses with more narrow zoom ranges, may be slightly better, but this lens delivers sharp images with good color rendition across the range. I have happily used this lens as a all-purpose lens when shooting large scale conventions where I had to capture many varied scenes, some close up, some farther away, sometimes shooting portraits, other times shooting large groups, and often shooting action indoors. As there is generally no time to change lenses to best suit the scene - one lens must do it all, and do it well, especially when some images will be selected for publication in a magazine, etc. I simply adjust for exposure and white balance, and shoot away, quickly zooming in and out to compose the shot - as focus and exposure are very accurate and reliable. AND, this is the ONE lens I would take on a trip across Europe or across the US - it covers wide to modest tele and everything in between - excellent when touring factories, breweries, distilleries (my favorite), and museums. Can ya tell I really LIKE this lens ? I think you will too. AND, buy it from B&H because NOBODY does what it does better.Just MY take - your mileage may vary. TT
I purchased this as a pre owned unit as I was wanting more versitility than the two lenses that came with my camera provided. I am working on 70,000 photos with this camera and since receiving the lens have taken just over 800 photos with it and it has become my go to lens. It is so versitile for what I like to do. I take a lot of photos at car shows and may be better known for my sunset photos plus my cats tend to be great subjects.
I have the basic Canon Stock Lens 18-55mm and a Canon Zoom Lens 55-250mm. So now I have a bit of each and for the most part no further need to carry two lenses. The 10-135mm is all I need for most situations and is now my default goto lens.I was concerned about a bit higher price from B&H, but they made me feel good about my purchase. And wilh all of the feedback I received about B&H and their Excellent Customer Service, the extra I think I paid was and still is worth it.It's like buying an Apple product. Many folks call it the Apple Tax, but who does one call when you have PC/Microsoft issue? B&H is the benchmark for service in the retail Photo industry (and for many other products and industries as well).As far as getting the White Box product vs the ... MoreI have the basic Canon Stock Lens 18-55mm and a Canon Zoom Lens 55-250mm. So now I have a bit of each and for the most part no further need to carry two lenses. The 10-135mm is all I need for most situations and is now my default goto lens.I was concerned about a bit higher price from B&H, but they made me feel good about my purchase. And wilh all of the feedback I received about B&H and their Excellent Customer Service, the extra I think I paid was and still is worth it.It's like buying an Apple product. Many folks call it the Apple Tax, but who does one call when you have PC/Microsoft issue? B&H is the benchmark for service in the retail Photo industry (and for many other products and industries as well).As far as getting the White Box product vs the manufacturer's packaging, as long as the product and the service is there, I'm good!
| General | |
| Length | 9.6 cm |
| Diameter | 7.74 cm |
| Weight | 515 g |
| Lens System |
Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 Is USM Lens
Enjoy superb versatility from a lens that’s sure to be a kit-bag essential, giving quality performance in still photography and moviemaking, thanks to its new Nano USM technology. The speed and smooth focus of the EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM gives stunning spontaneous shots, while its quiet motor ensures that movie soundtracks are undisturbed by focusing noise. A go-to lens for photos and movies, the EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM has shoot-specific, dedicated IS modes, ensuring you achieve steady results. Nano USM technology delivers fast focusing that is smooth and quiet for moviemaking. Its compact, lightweight design makes it a lens perfect for travelling without compromising on quality, giving you excellent colour and contrast reproduction. The UD and aspherical lens elements reduce chromatic aberration throughout its expansive focal range for both movies and photos.
Enjoy superb versatility from a lens that’s sure to be a kit-bag essential, giving quality performance in still photography and moviemaking, thanks to its new Nano USM technology. The speed and smooth focus of the EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM gives stunning spontaneous shots, while its quiet motor ensures that movie soundtracks are undisturbed by focusing noise. A go-to lens for photos and movies, the EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM has shoot-specific, dedicated IS modes, ensuring you achieve steady results. Nano USM technology delivers fast focusing that is smooth and quiet for moviemaking. Its compact, lightweight design makes it a lens perfect for travelling without compromising on quality, giving you excellent colour and contrast reproduction. The UD and aspherical lens elements reduce chromatic aberration throughout its expansive focal range for both movies and photos.
Enjoy superb versatility from a lens that’s sure to be a kit-bag essential, giving quality performance in still photography and moviemaking, thanks to its new Nano USM technology. The speed and smooth focus of the EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM gives stunning spontaneous shots, while its quiet motor ensures that movie soundtracks are undisturbed by focusing noise. A go-to lens for photos and movies, the EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM has shoot-specific, dedicated IS modes, ensuring you achieve steady results. Nano USM technology delivers fast focusing that is smooth and quiet for moviemaking. Its compact, lightweight design makes it a lens perfect for travelling without compromising on quality, giving you excellent colour and contrast reproduction. The UD and aspherical lens elements reduce chromatic aberration throughout its expansive focal range for both movies and photos.
Enjoy superb versatility from a lens that’s sure to be a kit-bag essential, giving quality performance in still photography and moviemaking, thanks to its new Nano USM technology. The speed and smooth focus of the EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM gives stunning spontaneous shots, while its quiet motor ensures that movie soundtracks are undisturbed by focusing noise. A go-to lens for photos and movies, the EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM has shoot-specific, dedicated IS modes, ensuring you achieve steady results. Nano USM technology delivers fast focusing that is smooth and quiet for moviemaking. Its compact, lightweight design makes it a lens perfect for travelling without compromising on quality, giving you excellent colour and contrast reproduction. The UD and aspherical lens elements reduce chromatic aberration throughout its expansive focal range for both movies and photos.
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