I bought two of these lenses, these are my everyday field lenses, you can't go wrong. Too good to pass at this price. Thanks.

I accidentally ordered the wrong lens for my Canon Rebel T2i; I emailed Photo 4 Now to let them know that I had made a mistake; The gentleman over the phone was very understanding and exchanged my lens for the one I originally meant to purchase

I can't think of any

T3i purchased after long consideration given to cost and options...Best choice in a camera for this 45 year plus career photographer among the last four digital purchased.

I originally purchased the 18-55mm IS II from Canon (it came with a T4i bundle). That lens recently broke so I needed to find a replacement and after doing lots of research of lens in that range I decided to give the STM version a try. This lens is sooo much nicer than the IS II version.

Very fast delivery, properly packed and came in very secured. Good job.

i cant believe how quiet the focus motor is in this lens, its extremly quiet. i think that trying this for video will be a whole different experience.

The Canon EF-S 18-55mm IS lens adds image stabilization to the company's older kit lens, though otherwise it and its predecessor are basically the same. It's compatible with all Canon EF-S digital camera bodies, such as the EOS Rebel XSi and EOS 40D , but it won't fit on the EOS 5D or any cameras in...

Optical image stabilization delivers sharper handheld photos at slow shutter speeds; lightweight, compact, and affordably priced; good optics for its class

Poor manual focus ring design; plastic construction less desirable than metal; 55mm maximum focal length may leave you short

I bought this a a replacement for the original lens that came with the camera. It seeemed to be just as good as the one that it was meant to replace

The lens is fantastic. It's quiet... so quiet that I didn't believe it was focusing until I purposefully changed perspectives a number of times to ensure that it was. That quiet and speed of focus makes it a great low-end lens for shooting video with a moving target. The kit items are okay.

The third version of Canon's image-stabilized 18–55mm APS-C-format kit zoom, the new EF-S 18–55mm f/3.5–5.6 IS STM ($249, street) is the first with an STM focusing motor that complements the Movie Servo mode in newer Canon DSLRs.