Canon 10-18MM STM Lens Review: A Wide Angle BEAST
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- This video details a lens that's missing in many Canon photographers bags! The Canon 10-18MM STM ultra wide angle lens. It's an excellent lens for indoor shooting, as well as landscapes and architecture. In this video, I explain why it filled a whole in my arsenal, as well as showcase sample video and images taken with the 10-18mm lens. It also has an appealing price point, with an MSRP of around $300. Check below for direct links to the best deals that I have found:
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I also go over the pancake 24MM Wide Angle fixed lens, which you can find here:
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Lastly, if you have a Canon R series Body (like my EOS R50), the adapter that I have shown is the Canon EF to EOS R adapter:
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The Canon 10-18mm will work with nearly every Canon APSC DSLR camera made, like the Canon Rebel XS XSi XT XTi T1i T2i T3 T3i T4 T4i T5 T5i T6 T6i T7 T7i T8i, as well as the 20D 30D 40D 50D 60D 70D 80D 90D DSLR Camera Bodies. If your Canon body has the EF EF-S white square on the body mount , it means that it's compatible with this lens. Also, with the Canon EF to EOS R adapter you can utilize with quite a few Canon EOS R bodies like the EOS R10 R50 R100 Mirrorless cameras, and get into an ultrawide lens at an affordable price point.
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Canon 10-18MM Lens
New: amzn.to/419rW8O
Save a few $ with the refurbished model:
Refurbished: amzn.to/4abwBLu
I also go over the pancake 24MM Wide Angle fixed lens, which you can find here:
amzn.to/3Gwnjw3
Lastly, if you have a Canon R series Body (like my EOS R50), the adapter that I have shown is the Canon EF to EOS R adapter:
amzn.to/4a0wi6a
#ad These are affiliate links, and as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
The R50 is a camera I was looking at as a mirrorless camera do you have a review on the R50?
Did I here you say super Fast???maybe focusing but NOT with a a widest f/ of 4.5-5.6
Exactly, this lens is not fast as the author claims
Thank you
Just got the R50 and I been looking for a wide lens! Thanks for the vid bro
I have an R50with the Canon lens instead adapter and the 10 to 18 mm lens. It works great.
@@KevinMoore5qwhat?
@@KevinMoore5q Is it necessary to use adapter even though it works without it?
Thank you! This was such a helpful video. I appreciate it.
A mo9st enjoyable review! I have an R8 (full frame) with the Canon RF primes (16, 28, 35, 50, 85 and the RF 24-105 and 100-400). But seven lenses is a bit of a kit to lug around although I love the results. But I usually think hard on what I am shooting and just select 2 or 3 lenses.
BUT BUT BUT I also have an R10 and got, for budget sake and knowing their quality from my dslr days, the 10-18, 18-35 and 55-250, all in excellent condition used with a 6 month warranty. This allows me to have 3 lenses that span an equivalent focal length on the ASP-C sensor of 16-400mm. And I also love the results. For critical shooting yes, the R8 will be my choice but for everyday having a blast with photography I'll that that 3 lens R10 kit! Nice thing too is I just leave the EF-RF adapter on the body.
Thank you for the video! I am new to the T7 and you have been helpful.
Great to hear-thanks!
A good budget alternative to this Canon lens is the Tamron 10-24mm f/3.5-4.5 di ii. This was the first wide zoom I bought for my Nikon D3200 many years ago and is also availible for Canons EF mount. Sells for around $100US used depending on condition but very cheap for the focal range it can give APSC DSLR's 😋
Quite true! I have used and sold this Tamron quite a bit over the years, solid build, only real downfall is it tends to "hunt" quite a bit in AF leaving a bit to be desired, but for the price, it's a great pick, and has good glass!
Thank you for this review! I am going to try and find this lens now :)
How about Canon EOS R6 Mark II 24. 2 MP Mirrorless Camera with RF24-105mm f4 L is USM Lens Kit (Black)
thanks looks like a good all round lens put it on my list cheers
I'm just going to get this lens to use with the M6 Mark II and my good old 20D
@@gianflower65 nice! 👍
Nice informative vid with examples. Made my dicision omw rn to the shore😂
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Can I use this lens with Fringer adapter on my Nikon Zf or Z30?
For a Canon D5 Mk3 which cost effective zoom lens do you recommend
Are you looking for a telephoto zoom lens, or just a good walk around every day shooting zoom lens?
@@pricklypearcamera Something similar to an old film lens a 70 to 300 sigma I used on my D7000 but for the Cannon. I am guessing it was giving me a bit more than 300 due to crop. BTW several friends use that 9.25 glass dome port that shoot pro. ( not sure if it's used on the Nikon 9 Aquatics housing that my friend just switched to though)
@@pricklypearcamera everyday walk around. Probably couldn't justify a really long lens like a 400 to 600 as they would be too expensive
What is your ND filter for this lens
I use a 67mm K&F Concept ND filter, pretty affordable, and I've been pleased with it.
4:30, I was confused by what you said. You are putting that crop sensor lens on a crop sensor mirrorless camera, so the crop factor is the same. You sort of made it sound like the EOS R50 is not already a crop sensor.
I made an oopsie on the edit- have revised video and updated, should be updated on youtube within 6 hours. Thanks for catchin'
Considering I got a brand new Canon adapter for the r50... for like $99 canadian... and wanting a lens to shoot wide angle... and some video...
Hellllllllo
I've used my R50 and the adapter with the 10-18mm now quite a few times and it's a joy to shoot with! Even did some youtube video shooting with it!
I understand this lens is not weather sealed. I live in Miami Florida and I'm plannimg to use this lens outdoors which is humid most of the times. Does any of you have had experience with humidity getting inside this lens ?
Correct, it's not. I haven't personally seen to many issues with fog or moisture inside of this particular 10-18mm lens, and I have bought and sold many from the east/southeast in humid conditions.
What was the adapter mm. Or name.
The filter attachment on the lens itself is 67MM, but if you were talking about the Canon adapter, the part name is "mount adapter EF-EOS R", made for EOS R bodies to use EF lenses with.
@@pricklypearcamera thanks yeah I was looking for a adapter. I search for lenses. For canon and Nikon.
What Canon Camera Body do you use?
Canon EOS 500n, found it cheap at a thrift store. Feels like cheating shooting film with this, but I love it with the Canon 50mm 1.6 lens
Canon 90D
Canon 5DMKIV
Canon R6MKII
Canon C100 MKII
Have every Canon EF-S STM lens & the EF STM. They are great for video.
10-18 them the 18-135. All you need for standard shooting. Throw in the 55-250mm and you have a budget set that can rival any Profesional setup as far as quality goes.
Quite right!
I have the R10 and I did the exact same thing. Just got the 10-18 STM to compliment my EF-S 18-135 STM and my 55-250 STM. Nice thing is I got all three online (with a 6 month warranty) fora bit under $500. So with the ASP-C sensor of the R10 I have a fairly lightweight kit that seamlessly covers an equivalent field of view of 16mm - 400mm. These three lenses have better IQ than one should expect and, with the exception of having slower apertures, can indeed create truly professional results. Now I don't do video but this seems an ideal video lens as well, especially because of Canon's excellent Image Stabilization built into the lens.
I feel the superior imaging and autofocus of the R10 over ASP-C DSLRs breathes new like into these lenses. I love just leaving the EF/EF-S-RF adapter on the body. Most convenient.
I DO have the R8 as well with a suite of RF primes (16, 28, 35, 50, 85 as well as 24-105 and 100-400). But for day to day shooting with minimal fuss the R10 with 10-18, 18-135 and 55-250 is a lightweight super versatile kit for my 73 year old body to handle!
I was lucky, i got my 10-18MM for 60€!
@PaulPosch That is a phenomenal deal!
I want to shot sports but don’t want to spend 1,000 on a lense since it’s gone be my first time learning and am actually burn the 70D
If you are shooting sports, a few lenses I really like at staggered price points are the Canon 55-250MM STM lens that's a nice fast affordable lens at around $200, I also like the Sigma 150-600mm lens that's a big lens with excellent range, but price point is in the $800-1000 range.
Shot this with my 90D using the Canon EFS 10-18mm & the EFS 18-135mm STM lenses. Thanks for the awesome content. I learned a lot from Ken also.
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Very nice! That's a super versatile setup!
Kulas Fort
This video is posted about 10 years too late
Not at all. These Canon EF-S lenses are a real bargain and still relevant today, especially with the Canon ASP-C mirrorless R Series bodies. I have the 10-18, 18-135 and 55-250 (all STM) and they are excellent on my R10 body. As a bonus all have Image Stabilization. (I have the R8 with a suite of RF primes as well but the R10 with these 3 EF-S lenses is a fantastic lightweight and versatile kit for a hell of a lot less $$$.)