Canon 180Mm F 3.5 Macro

Works really well with my Z8 and Canon 180mm macro.

Down sized for macro, use 5D mark111 with canon 180mm macro. Put a Really Right Stuff ballhead BH-40LR on top works great. Also put 70-200mm on for landscape very firm steady mount to be so light. The legs open and close very easily. Great peace of equipment for the price.

Just the right size for big fat lenses (like Canon 180mm Macro or 70-300mm telephoto) when you want to go ahead and attach Tripod Mount Rings at home before you go into the field. Like all Superflex partitions, the skinny side pocket is ideal for keeping the appropriate lenses and filters together. When removed from bag, the remaining hole is just the right size for a camera body with lens attached.

Very Useful tool, amazing images when combined with the 180mm Canon Macro. Very sharp (no loss of detail), every lens becomes a macro lens when combined with this tube.

the pouch fits the Canon EF-M 28mm f/3.5 Macro IS STM

I'm using it with my 70-200 f.28L IS zoom lens. Works great for macro work.

After having purchased the Sigma 180mm macro lens, all reservations of purchasing Sigma was off the table (I do need to readjust for the focus rings opposite of Nikon). This lens is beautiful. Built like a tank and feels great when using. Super sharp from edge to edge. As long as Sigma keeps up the quality of the Art line, I will continue to purchase (and save money compared to Nikon glass).

I've been using this on the Tamron 180mm macro. Effective for removing glare and saturating colors. Slim design minimizes vignetting when shooting wide open. Solidly constructed.

Am inexpensive way to protect the front element of my Sigma 180mm Macro without affecting the image quality!

This tube works great for turning all my non-macro lenses into macros. I was just hoping to get much closer with my 180mm macro. I can only get about 1 inch closer. I guess I need another EF 25 II tube to stack this one with. It works very well, no distortion since there's no added glass. I do get a little bit of enlargement with the 180mm, I was just hoping for a little more.I used it to capture snowflakes and it handled the job very well. The attached image is a crop and I had a 1.4 EX II extender attached as well.The other thing about this tube is that you can mount EFS lenses on a non EFS body. The tube puts the lens forward out of reach from the mirror. But don't plan on using it for anything other than macros. Even on a 200mm lens you won't achieve focus further than a few feet in front of the lens to infinity.It is plastic but it seems well built, I don't worry about it on my 180mm macro. It seems on the expensive side for what it is but I want the electrical connections to the lens, so I would not go with a 3rd party tube.