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Canon 75-300mm USM III review.

In summary the main positive points of the Canon 75-300mm USM III are; Autofocus is quiet and fairly responsive; Light weight and easy handling; Distortions well controlled; Price

Negative points are; Sharpness falls off towards the long end; Rotating front element; Narrow focus ring (Minor point

The Canon EF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 III Lens is nearly the same as the Canon EF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 III USM Lens with the latter having a better AF system and the former a better price.

I'm just an amateur photographer, so take this lightly. I needed a zoom lens just for fun, and this one was cheap and actually works pretty good for the price.

Cool cheap lens. But that's what it is. Don't expect AF to work well on a modern camera. In MF on 75-125ish it shot slightly worse than my kit 15-45 EF-M. But that's expected with the higher range. Too much noise however requires a lot of photoshop and resolution scale down to make good images.

My EF 75 300mm lens has added a whole new dimension to my camera work. It zooms me in as I have never seen before. Thank you, and appreciate the reward for buying it. #sweepstakes

This lens is great! It works smoothly and zooms pretty far. It's not the best zoom lens out there, but it is decent for it's price. The lens are not recommended for video since it doesn't have image stabilization.

I like how the lens make blur background on pictures. It's not the best that can be in general, but for this lens it's very good! I like it! I use it with Canon rebel T6i! And the price was the cheap ever!!! And I'm happy about this deal!

Product is fine but never received the tripod depicted in the description. It's not a show stopper for the lens but you should be as accurate as possible with descriptions.