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Reviews (4)
30 Jun, 2016
Doesn't fit 2013 Suzuki V Strom 650
Good quality, as you'd expect from Giving but no amount of adjustment would make this adaptor fit my v Strom. Dremel came to the rescue and after a bit of cutting it's securely mounted.
12 Jul, 2018
Perfect service and OEM quality
Fits like an OEM part, super quality and was quickly delivered. 10/10
01 Jan, 2008
A versatile and surprisingly capable starter lens
9 of 9 found this helpful The EF-S 18-55mm USM is the standard kit lens with the EOS 400D. With cropped sensor digital cameras (EOS 400D, 350D, 40D and 30D) this translates into a 35mm equivalent of 29-88mm. This range of focal lengths makes the lens ideal for portraits, architectural shots and, to a lesser extent, landscape photography.
On the positive side, image quality is excellent particularly between 25-45mm and f5.6-f11.0. As with most Canon USM lenses, auto focus is rapid, accurate and virtually silent. This lens scored 77% in a recent ‘What Digital Camera’ test, a score that compares very favourably with many more expensive lenses.
The negatives really need to be to be seen in the context of this lens’ price point. Build quality is certainly not up to the standard of Canon’s L series (obviously) or their mid-range consumer lenses. The plastic mount and lack of ‘torque’ in the zoom betray the budget nature of the lens. However, the money has clearly been spent on the glass which, in my book, is what matters in a starter lens.
As a versatile and very capable budget lens the EF-S 18-55mm takes some beating, I don’t think you’ll regret buying one!