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13 Jun, 2018
Moto C Plus is a great choice
1 of 1 found this helpful When all you want is a phone, the Moto C Plus is a great choice.
10 Jun, 2009
Canon EF 28-135mm IS USM Lens
3 of 3 found this helpful The lens has great versatility and will cover most of requirements for general landscape and portraits. It is equiped with USM for fast silent focusing with manual overide. The Image Stabilizer is great and because its built into the lens, the result is viewable before you shoot. A lens hood is a must to avoid incorrect metering and lens flare, but apart from this the only fault is that if you carry the camera by its shoulder strap, facing down, the lens zoom will drop under its own weight, requiring adjustment before shooting again. 8 out of 10.
10 Jun, 2009
Canon EF 28-135mm IS USM Lens
2 of 2 found this helpful The lens has great versatility and will cover most of requirements for general landscape and portraits. It is equiped with USM for fast silent focusing with manual overide. The Image Stabilizer is great and because its built into the lens, the result is viewable before you shoot. A lens hood is a must to avoid incorrect metering and lens flare, but apart from this the only fault is that if you carry the camera by its shoulder strap, facing down, the lens zoom will drop under its own weight, requiring adjustment before shooting again. 8 out of 10.