Used Canon EF-M 18-150mm f/3.5-6.3 IS STM Lens, Black

2023-01-19T19:00:00

Have had this lens for just over 12 months and unfortunately the mount lock has already broken. I originally had the M10 and its lens for 5 years with no issues.

PhotoTravelGuide

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2021-10-10T20:00:00

The lens is as sharp as the rest of the M series. The issue is with the plastic mounting ring. I have the "old" 18-55 EF-M that has a metal lens mount. This was supposed to be a replacement. because of the greater range. Fortunately, the mount broke on my flight home from Japan. Canon replaced it since it was still in warranty. I still use this 18-150 extensively on my M6, however, my 18-55 is always near by on my M10 or M100 in case the 18-150 fails again. From what I see, this isn't the only lens in the M-series lineup that went to the plastic lens mount. I love the size of the M series since I can carry 3 bodies, with the 11-22, 18-55, 22, 70-300 (off brand, and a Canon 430EXIII-RTSpeedlite in a small gadget bag.

untensan

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2020-11-05T19:00:00

I bought this lens for a companion of M6. It works fine and is my travel prefered set now. 5D Mark IV and other telezoom lens now only for birds and wild photos.

Bastos

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2020-09-27T20:00:00

It works well. It is a clear picture. I am an amateur.

Richard378

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2020-08-02T20:00:00

This is a nice extended zoom light weight lens with excellent performance! The STM focus is silent and the image stabilization feature is flawless. I use it on a M-100 for light weight travel and portability. This lens does the same work of two other EF-M lenses in one package! It is not built like a "L" or "R" series lens and it does not carry a pro series price tag. So value and optical performance rating is high for this lens! Very easy to use, sleek, no switches or doodads and a nice 55mm piece of glass on the objective! Great addition to a point, frame and shoot mirror less compact SLR system! Canon has a great M series system for the avid photographer that does not break the bank. This must have lens compliments the fleet.

tjhammer

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2020-07-16T11:33:44

Love the lens, great walk around lens for travel. Small and light and sharp. I use it all the time now.

GREGORY W.

2020-06-27T20:00:00

My first all in one zoom. Focuses well and light weight Good image quality and contrast for 8X zoom.

G M.

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2019-08-17T20:00:00

Great value, I rarely need to go beyond 150 mm for travel photography.

fjzk

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2019-03-02T19:00:00

I bought this to take photos of my kids activities from a variety of distances on my M50 and it is a great lens!

el J.

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2018-11-11T19:00:00

I have had this lens for a couple weeks now and absolutely love it! I have it on my M50 and the photos have turned out really well. Very happy with my purchase :

cindi99

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2018-11-07T19:00:00

Just took a Kennedy Space Center tour. Used it the whole time, despite having other lenses with me. The range of this zoom is very good for a wide variety of situations.

duwayne

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2018-11-05T19:00:00

I purchased this for my M6 for an upcoming vacation to Maui. Great quality lens with stabilization.

Rac3rX

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2018-09-26T20:00:00

I bought a Canon EOS M50 over the summer in anticipation of my first trip to Europe. This is my first exchangeable lens camera. I tried the kit lens and it was ok but didn't do all I wanted such as close-up details, and for landscape and buildings. I figured I have to bring multiple lenses but I wasn't enthusiastic about carrying around more stuff. I saw this lens but the price was a little more than I wanted to spend. I purchased a lower priced lens but was disappointed as it wasn't what I was looking for. About three weeks before my trip panic set because I felt that I didn't have the right tools for my camera. So I purchased this lens and I am so thankful I did! This lens is perfect for travel! I took it on my two week trip to Europe and took about 1,470 pictures with it. The pictures are gorgeous! The auto focus is very quick. I was able to get beautiful detailed pictures of landscapes, buildings, canals and windmills. It was also very good close-up with people and even close-ups of flowers. The pictures with this lens are vivid and extremely detailed. I can zoom in on a section and it blows up with extremely fine detail. During my trip I never once thought I needed a different lens. This lens did it all! The pictures attached were taken with the Canon EOS M50 camera and this EF-M 18-150mm lens.

Annika0001

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2018-08-12T20:00:00

This was the lens that was missing from the lineup!

Crimescene1

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2017-04-24T00:22:49

Lens is OK as expected. Bundle contained 52mm UV filter for this 55mm lens. Not a 55mm filter as described.

Peter K.

2017-04-12T20:00:00

Having owned the M1, M2, M3 & M5 series cameras, and all the EF-M Lenses (except for the lighted macro I can say this is the very best EF-M lens to date. The size, balance and build quality are closer to what I expect from Canon than some of the other M-Zooms, and image quality, in good lighting, is almost as good as the EF-M 22mm f/2 STM. Recognizing that the M-Series is a crop sensor, I find it equivalent to the EF 24-105MM F/4L IS USM in terms of utility and IQ. Initially I started using the M-Series for backpacking, but I am finding that I often leave my EOS 5D-M3 & L-lenses at home as I have been very happy with the images from the EF-M 18-150mm f/3.5-6.3 IS STM. I have also started to leave my other EF-M lenses as well. This lens, the EF-M 22MM F/2 STM and the EF-M 11–22 f/4–5.6 IS STM cover well with a very small kit. Cons: #1 -Pricey #2 Not on the CPL list. #3 - Not a "L" weather/dust sealed lens

Ross

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2017-01-26T07:50:48

Pictures taken with the EF-M 18-150 are detailed. The lens is light and uses a plastic mount. The EOS M5 with this lens seems to be a little slow to focus when taking pictures indoors. It needs a lot of contrast to gain focus. It has an Aperture Range : 18-23mm f/3.5 24-27mm f/4.0 28-31mm f/4.5 32-41mm f/5.0 42-59mm f/5.6 60-150mm f/6.3 Overall, it works best outdoors and well lighted areas. It's a good general purpose lens for the M5 and much better image quality than the 15-45 kit lens; however the older kit 18-55 lens on M3 was better than the 18-150. My Tamron EF-M 18-200 will not work in the M5, so that was not an alternative. I hope Canon will make a faster lens for EOS M soon.

Alok G.