Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought this as it was a bundle deal. I haven't had any problems with either lens.

Its a good product for beginners. Having good wide range capability.

I travel extensively and this lens package provides better options.

When using the filter for lenses for my 6D this package seemed like the right price but one of the lenses in the kit did not fit my camera body.

Quality felt very sub bar compared to lens kit. Should allow a more customizable kit

So this product was recommended. The EF-S lens does not fit on my 6D Mark III camera because it is for a crop sensor camera and not a full frame camera. Why they recommended this is beyond me. I have never had a full frame camera and this is my first but given that they recommended it I figured it was a good buy. I was sorry mistaken as I tried to put the lens on and it wouldn't fit. Now I can buy an extender tube to convert it however, that is another $100 or more and it will leave a ring around the entire picture.

The product announcement said to be compatible with my camera, but it was not and I had to pay a restocking fee. I had the product less than 1 hour and I could not use it.

I was shopping for a 10-18mm STM lens, but I had to jump on this package because it was such a good deal. The 10-18mm lens offers a very wide angle, I have read 108 degrees, and while it's a darker lens, it's also very sharp. It's largely inline with the 18-55mm or 55-250mm lens in terms of photo quality, so if you are familiar with those you should know what to expect. These cheaper Canon lenses have came a long way since the original IS lenses and earlier. The 50mm was a pleasant surprise. The aperture on this lens (f/1.8) is low enough to achieve the Bokeh effect on portraits quite easily. If used with an APS-C sensor, the zoom on this lens is an effective 80mm, making it adequate for many macro shots, but also functional enough for most portraits, although for the latter, I would prefer a 40mm lens (although the 40mm lens isn't as wide of an aperture at f/2.8 so I would not recommend it over the 50mm if you can only buy one). In my limited use so far, I find that f/2.8 can still achieve the Bokeh effect quite nicely as well but with a more gradual blur, and seems to be the sweet spot for macro shots.

The Prime 50MM lens is one heck of a lens. Great lighting at f/1.8. Super Sharp pictures and auto focus is spot on. If used correctly can be used for portraits too.

Easy to get started, I liked the way it looks, sleek and easy.

If you do not already have lenses and you know you will eventually purchase these anyway, get it in this package and save yourself some money.