lens is brillant for taking scenery shots and nice landscapes. The focus isnt brillant at max zoom but zoom back a fraction and its spot on. Another note is that the auto focus is rather noisy and can be quite clumsy at times.

Consistent Output; Durable

Slow Focus

The optical system, construction, and exterior are the same as the EF 75-300 mm f/4-5.6 III USM's. The difference is that it uses a DC motor instead of a USM to drive the AF.

I picked this lens up for its range. I use it on a T2i. I'm more of a wide-angle guy so I just wanted this lens for when the urge struck me to take pictures of birds and far away things.

cheap; light; long

soft and CA at wide apertures

Very super and very

very good quality in all aspects,I pull some pictures of some houses on a mountain at night and the picture came out sharp as crystal clear ,think during the day.

The EF 75-300mm III is Canon's most affordable telephoto zoom, and as an EF model it's also compatible with both cropped and full-frame bodies, although its low price means it's best-suited to entry-level cameras.

For the price, I doubt there's a better lens on the market. Coupled with my Canon EOS film body, this rig does a fantastic job. I shot quite a few rolls of my daughter playing lacrosse at 300mm and was very impressed with the stop-action ability of this fast lens, along with very decent depth of...

We purchased as a gift for son