Canon EF-S 10-18MM is STM Lens

I bought this to fill a small niche in my photography that my trusty 24-135 never filled to my satisfaction: landscape and interior sport stadiums. I'll admit that I haven't had a chance to shoot a lot of either yet, but the few test shots I have taken have been stellar. Pictures are clear edge to edge, even for wide open. There's noticeable vignetting, but nothing that the camera won't compensate for (if shooting jpeg) or that I can't adjust for in Lightroom (when shooting raw). It seems pretty sturdy, but is surprisingly light, feeling more comparable in heft to an 18-55 kit lens than something like an L-Series piece of glass, though that is expected at this price point. I can say that it does NOT feel cheap, though (something that I can't say for the 18-55 kit lenses). Taken care of, I can bet it will outlive a number of camera bodies that I'm likely to use it on over the years. There are countless reviews online that go into depth on a lot of the technical aspects of the lens, so I'll leave you with this: I'm glad I bought it and am kicking myself for waiting as long as I did to purchase it.

I've been wanting a wide angle lens for most of my life. I am not disappointed. I have not gotten to play with it much yet, but as you can see from the photo I took of the house the quality is excellent. I was standing only about 70 feet from the house and it had this awesome field of view.

I have a base Rebel T7 and upgraded to this. Easy to install and very improved on the standard lens!

Just what I needed for ultra wide sports pics. Works just as described.

I was looking for a wide-angle lens for real estate for my canon t3i and this one worked perfectly. I bought mine used, in great condition and that's exactly what it is! What a huge difference having a wide angle can make to your real estate photos, totally worth the money!

Love this lens. I use it for video and it works great. Might have a tiny dish eye effect, but only if you look closely and only at the edges. Just want to throw that out there because if you’re are a perfectionist this isn’t your lens.

I'm really a beginner so take my word with a grain of salt here but for as much as i've been using this lens it has completely amazed me, the pictures contain so much detail and the auto-focus is really quick It sort of have become my main lens (i have 3 more) because it just captures everything you want in that frame

Came early, the inside packaging had me worried, it was wrapped odd. But tje lens was good and its exactly what ive been looking for to take landscape pictures with. I recomend it to any one looking for wide angle photography, but not in bad lighting conditions.

Buen lente, llego antes de lo esperado

This lens is fantastic. It's 16mm-29mm equiv on the crop sensor. High quality on all focal lengths. I use it for real estate photography and it's my go to lens. It would also be great for landscapes, and I use it for vlogs as well. The autofocus is quick, it's light and well made. Solid construction even with it being plastic which helps keep the weight down. A must have for any aps-c camera bag.

I am not usually into very wide angle lenses. Bought this because of its low price and very low distortion at the 18m end (distortion is not too bad at 10mm either) to compliment my general purpose walk around 18-135. (The 18-135 has significant barrel distortion at 18mm so while a good 'walk around' lens it is not so good at its wide end for buildings / other subjects with straight lines.) The 10-18mm however does the job superbly in a quality, light weight and low cost package. I have used it far more than I expected, even at the wide end. Mostly for historical buildings (National Trust, etc) and landscapes. The deep depth of field possible is also useful for nature - flowers, fungi - to provide a close (ish) up view of the subject while still showing the habitat behind - although at about 1:7 at its closest this is NOT a true macro / close up lens. At f4.5 - 5.6 it is a 'slow' lens. If you want to capture moving subjects in poor light it may not be the best lens for you - but you would have to pay a lot more for a faster lens. Does need a little care to keep it 'straight' - unless of course you deliberately want to emphasis perspective effects. (Spirit level built in to my Canon 80d gets used a lot with this lens.) Had this lens about 8 months now and very pleased with it. Lens does the job it is designed for, and I bought it for, very well, producing high quality images at a low cost.

Personally i love wide angles for cinematography and this lenses was the one for the wide shots

Works well.