Great lens, and if you need a macro lens this is it. Light weight and compact

Excellent, clear lens. will probably be my go to lens for daily shooting.

This is a good lens. I have used the same old lens for years and just upgraded the cameral body. I thought I was pleased with everything that came out. The old lens took a little work in software, but I was pleased for a long time, it is tired. I decided to go all out and buy this lens. OMG. I think I like this lens. The color is excellent, the sharpness is excellent. The only thing that I would say against this lens is the weight. This is just the way this lens is. I wouldn't change anything on it and would recommend to get this lens. The cost is a little steep, but worth it.

This lens is much higher quality than I expected. Works great on my iPhone. It feels expensive and professional. Very convenient video tutorials easily teach all the ins and outs on how to use it properly. Great for traveling too, the quality lens comes with a convenient lanyard to carry with you. It also includes a sturdy yet compact case that fits everything for when you're packing for your travels. As a bonus it includes a small flash/light for taking super close-up shots. YES, this camera takes big wide angle shots AND has a special lens for close-ups, I'm talking very close up (think 1inch or 2inch away from the subject). Highly recommended, especially for travel (who wants to lug around a giant camera on a plane).

This is my first true RF lens for my Canon EOS R5 and I love it! I've been using my beloved EF lenses while renting and saving for the gorgeous but expensive RF lenses like the 85 mm 1.2. I've always wanted a good 35 mm that was sub 2.0, and I've always like macro lenses as well so this fits the bill. It's also pretty compact and light. Usually you can't go into a stadium with the R5 and typical EF or RF lenses because they see the size and think professional camera and they forbid pro cameras. But put the 35 mm on it and they let it slide. It focuses quickly and images are quite sharp. I love the RF 15-35 2.8 lens (rented it for a couple weeks to handle a couple photo shoots). But this lens rivals that lens at 35 mm. It may not beat that lens in absolute image quality but when you factor in the macro feature and how small and light it is and the price this lens comes in at, it deserves a place in your collection.

Check out the attached pictures. I hope Amazon doesn't diminish the quality too much because they came out incredible. This is with the macro lens attached to an iPhone XR. I did take my case off to get the lens as close to the native camera lens as possible.I got these good shots (from about 340 shots total) using both the native Iphone camera app and a 3rd party camera app (Moment). Important to note, the closer your focus distance (aka the closer you are to the subject), the smaller the depth of field. At max closeness, you only get a small sliver of focus - can be good for what you're doing or not. For me, it meant only 1/4 of the bee was in focus for any shot. I had better success around the middle focus range to get the whole bee in focus, but then had to crop the pic a bit to zoom in.The customer service was great. You get a little usb in the box which automatically brings you to their product video demonstration page to show you how to use the lens and explains everything in the kit. I was frankly blown away. The usb did not work on my mac but did work on my PC. If it doesn't work for you, you can type in the URL (they give it to you in the box also!)Overall, I'm impressed. Excellent picture quality on the macro lens. The wide lens is decent too, but I maybe see a bit of blurring at the edges.

I purchased this camera as an update to an earlier mid-range ultrazoom I had - which was also a Canon. I have been a Canon fan for quite a while. My daughter had bought an earlier version of the digital Rebel and loved it, and convinced me it was time to upgrade.On the first day I got the camera, I shot a few pictures and then transferred to a 75-300 lens I bought together with the camera and shot a few more pictures. After about the 3rd shot, the camera froze up. I shut it down and restarted it, and it took off fine. Over the next couple of weeks, it started to happen more and more frequently, and I could see an ERR99 on the back display, or in the viewfinder. I went online and found out this had been an issue not only with this Rebel but earlier versions as well. Recommendations said that it was an issue with contacts on the lens, and to try an eraser on the contacts. Initially this seemed to work, but within a few days I had to try taking the battery out as well. Eventually the camera totally locked up. I sent the camera to Canon under warranty and they have returned it - in perfect working condition. Several days in now, and no return of the problem - but they did not say what the issue was and there was no further information to be had. I am happy because it is working fine now, but I of course wonder about a repeat issue after the camera is out of warranty. I was impressed with their turn around time - they had the camera back to me in just a little over a week after I sent it out, and overnighted back when it was finished. It does take very good pictures - but an IS lens really improves everything - the original lens works great, but the zoom lens doesn't have the IS feature. It's ok, but it's not great.Overall, I think anyone upgrading to this midrange SLR digital will be happy - but be aware there are some issues with them and I haven't read anything from Canon to indicate the nature of the problem, or how they resolve it.

The lens is fantastic! Great L lens for the Canon's line of ultra wide angle zoom lens. I bought this used and was skeptical because I've never bought a pair of lens used. But Michigan Photo did a great job that included everything that they stated it came with (box, hood, both front and back lens caps).