Canon 18 200mm f3.5 › Handling

Canon 18 200mm f3.5: Handling

8 positive · 3 mixed · 4 critical mentions across 15 sources.

my lenses constantly however even though it zooms in to 150 millimeters i still find myself wanting that extra push to 200 millimeters and having to switch my lens to the 55 to 200 millimeter to get that extra push just because there's been times where i'm trying to make a photo and the composition…
— Angela Zuniga (source)
The other great feature with this lens is that they do have a lock on the lens here which prevents it from sliding out, so when you're walking along the lens isn't going to extend accidentally.
— Cameras Direct Camerasdirect.com.au (source)
easy with this lens also you should only turn the focus ring when the lens is set to manual focus otherwise you could damage the Focus motor both the zoom and focus rings turn the same way as Nikon lenses do and the opposite way to Canon's lenses so some Canon users will just have to get used to…
— Christopher Frost (source)

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