Ultra wide pleasure....
Re: Ultra wide pleasure....
Larry Rexley wrote:
Thanks for the review. It is a great lens, I own one myself and it's optically better than the EF-S 10-18mm IS STM I had for my older Canon SLR system.
Just a note: this review is probably better suited to the Canon 'M' forum as the EF-M 11-22 IS STM is a lens only for the EOS M cameras, which are mirrorless cameras and not SLRs. The lens isn't compatible with any Canon SLRs, and so doesn't really have relevance to the 'SLR lens' forum.
dpr should really have called this the lens forum or the interchangeable lens forum, but it's probably too late to change that now and it would break hundreds of links. This is the lens that's always on one of my EOS M cameras, unless I only have one of them on me and need a different field of view. I don't just like the performance of this lens, I also love its size and manoeuvrability.
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