Canon EFS 10-22MM USM Wide Angle Lens Review

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Hi There, here’s a Review on the Canon EFS 10-22MM f/3.5 – 4.5 USM Wide Angle Lens.Its a Efs Lens so only compatible with EFS bodys.Its equivilent to a 16-35mm on a full frame body and it has a awesome wide angle. Hope u find this review usefull. Please dont forget to rate, comment and Subscribe… Jacques Heres a link to this lens: www.amazon.com Lens Hood: www.amazon.com

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24 responses to “Canon EFS 10-22MM USM Wide Angle Lens Review”

  1. felobazo24 Avatar
    felobazo24

    its so wide that the lens itself makes a shadow from the flash light source

  2. whenmidbreaks Avatar
    whenmidbreaks

    Is the dark spot towards the bottom a straight line or is it curved/not horizontal? If its a straight line, make certain your shutter speed is no more than 1/200 because of the curtain close

  3. AdemSemir Avatar
    AdemSemir

    Can you make a video on how you light your background and get this effect

  4. Jakir Hossain Avatar
    Jakir Hossain

    Hi, have you tried “Photo SFXart Tricks” (just do a Google search for it…)? On their website you can watch a good free video featuring how to make amazing pictures. This made it possible for Daniel to make pictures which leave you with a wow-effect whenever you look at them. I hope it works for you as well.

  5. sasktank Avatar
    sasktank

    I have the sigma 8-16 and i love it – I had the sigma 10-20 but I love my 8-16 more – i found that 10mm wasnt all that wide

  6. Calen Albert Avatar
    Calen Albert

    ok thanks man..

  7. jacquesone100 Avatar
    jacquesone100

    Hi there , we also have the 20mm 2.8 from canon ..that u can use on both bodys..
    pretty cool lens..

    Check it out
    thanks for watching

    Jacques

  8. Dinnen Griffiths Avatar
    Dinnen Griffiths

    Wrong. That dark spot is always there when using kit flash. but using wide angle lenses opens up your frame so you can see it. It avoid it buy a cheap flash gun that’s higher than the kit flash.

  9. Folkster84 Avatar
    Folkster84

    What about video ….?? how does it perform ? Nice review though 🙂

  10. kawal782010 Avatar
    kawal782010

    i think the coverage area of the pop up flash is not as wide as the area covered by wide angle lens. So thats why you see dark at the margins.

  11. loangdec Avatar
    loangdec

    im using the canon 10-22mm no hood just a uv filter, but with or without the filter the dark spot is there only when i use the pop up flash, if no flash is used the spot does not appear.

  12. jacquesone100 Avatar
    jacquesone100

    Likely either vignetting or could be the hood. What lens hood are you using?

  13. loangdec Avatar
    loangdec

    i used this lens with my T2i and the pop up flash and it always give me a dark spot towards the bottom of ever pic…what the h? what is that ???

  14. jacquesone100 Avatar
    jacquesone100

    thx man!…yes it does 🙂
    cool u watching

    Jacques

  15. yoldashh Avatar
    yoldashh

    thanks for the lovely viseo.subscribed.
    can you please tell me that if i buy the cannon lens 18-135mm for my cannon eos 600d .will that lens do the same job 18-55mm do.?as i think 18-135mm already has 18-55mm in it ?
    thanks

  16. jacquesone100 Avatar
    jacquesone100

    no poroblem,,,thx for watching!

    Jacques

  17. maseehthemagnificent Avatar
    maseehthemagnificent

    Thank you man

  18. Andrew Yancey Avatar
    Andrew Yancey

    Thanks for the review! Now if only I had the money :/

  19. jacquesone100 Avatar
    jacquesone100

    you wont be dissapointed ..
    thx for watching

    Jacques

  20. Andrew Yancey Avatar
    Andrew Yancey

    I need that lens

  21. N0Pr0ductions Avatar
    N0Pr0ductions

    really awsome lens, but holy sweet jezus! look at the price 🙂

  22. jacquesone100 Avatar
    jacquesone100

    Thx Bro!
    J

  23. MrRahulzz Avatar
    MrRahulzz

    Nice review….

  24. rcFoamFighters Avatar
    rcFoamFighters

    Cool Lens Jacques, I need to get one! Video are looking really good and professional. Keep up the good work!
    Paul