Canon EF-S 60mm f/2.8 Macro USM lens
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| Canon EF-S 60 f 2.8 Macro. A very nice lens! 27/03/2010 This is a very good lens in the EF-S range of lenses for crop-sensor DSLR cameras. It's small and light, and build quality is good. Equivalent to 96mm. in film camera terms, it's ideal for portraits, group shots etc. as well as macro, with the f 2.8 aperture giving a nice background blur. Image quality is excellent, and the auto focus is fast & accurate. Full-time manual focus is available for final tweaking. The lens is of course suitable for mounting a ring flash (which I don't have!) but so far I've been able to use the on-camera flash without any problem. A nice addition to my set of lenses, and at a reasonable price. By John W. Thompson England | ||||||
| Good Macro lens 17/03/2010 I have not used the lens to its full as yet, but the pictures I have taken using the macro is very good even when hand held. By Mr. D. Mapp | ||||||
| Macro lens 31/01/2010 I bought this lens because it came highly recommended. It has stunning resolution. It feels good. Working close up you need the manual focus because it focuses on something perfectly, but not always the right something. To get the depth of field a tripod is a must to work with slow shutter speeds and ISO100. But I so love this lens. There are things I have worked with for 20 years and barely seen the holes. Now I see in intimate detail the dust on the inside of the holes! It deserves 6 stars! By | ||||||
| Really good 14/01/2010 really good macro lense, used in india for wildlife photography and it performed extremely well, a must have in the mid price range. By Mr UK | ||||||
| smile please! 17/07/2009 Had this lens a while and taken a LOT of pictures.....actually that should read 'a lot of VERY GOOD pictures', because this is a big lens for quite a small amount of money! Its solidly built, copes extremely well with being put through't mill and can certainly walk the walk! It does benefit from being used on a tripod, but have been surprised at how adaptable it can be. Achieving excellent close-up detail is remarkably easy and portraits, in particular, require minimal tinkering with. All in all, satisfaction guaranteed! By Robert Smith | ||||||








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