Canon Eos 700D 18 55Mm Digital Slr Camera

I have a Canon EOS Rebel Xt with an EFS 18-55mm lens; the cover fits perfectly. Just came back from Florida; was able to place the cover on the camera and throw it in my backpack without any harm to the camera.

This is what I am looking for to use in my Canon EOS 60D SLR.

This lens complements nicely the standard 18-55mm lens that came with my Canon EOS Rebel T3 digital SLR camera. It is has image stabilization and can be used automatically or manually. It is a high quality lens.

I just recently got into photography using a Canon EOS Rebel T6 with a standard 18/55mm kit lens. I wanted something with a more wide lens that wasn't going to break the bank and decided to try this 50mm f/1.8. So far I am very pleased with the quality and crispness of this lens. The ability to focus manually or auto is a plus. I have not tried it with video yet. That's next.

I just purchased my Canon EOS T2i with 18-55mm lens. I decided to upgrade my lens to Canon 28-105mm f/4L. Surfed around for a 77mm circular Polarizing filter that has a good review but not too expensive. I found one in B&H website which perfectly fit my new lens. It screw-in/out both my canon lens and UV filter smoothly. The blue sky is bluer. I tried few shots of my cellphone on top of the table that catches reflections from a nearby window. The polarizing filter eliminated the glares. However, I really have to look for the good setting by rotating the filter very slowly. Few times the outcome were inconsistent probably because my setting were not right.

This case is the perfect match for carrying a Canon EOS M with the 18-55mm lens attached and an extra 22mm lens.

I've always used a filter on my SLR lenses so when I got my brand new Canon EOS digital SLR I was surprised that the color of the first few shots was off. Then I remembered the filter. All good now!!!

The EOS SL1 is so small but it is one fantastic camera. And the 18-55mm STM lens is great. Plus the price was really good. But what I like most (And this makes Canon Inc. a genius), is that I have 2 EF lens from my old EOS Rebel s2 film camera and they work on the SL1 beautifully. A 35-80mm & 80-200mm. And the photos from these lens are great. I can't say anything bad about my new camera system.

I use this on my EOS-M camera with the 18-55mm zoom. It is much easier to take on and off and harder to loose than a lens cap. There is less potential of touching the lens with this. I prefer it in the field when taking photographs and leave the standard lens cap at home.

I bought the EOS Rebel T5 DSLR Camera with 18-55mm Lens by Canon to photograph my artwork. There is much to learn, so I am using it as much as I can to get a good feel for it. It does a great job on landscapes, gardens, and portraits. I have to figure out the best settings to get crisp photos of my artwork.