If you are looking for a camera lens that is versatile in different conditions and environments, the Canon EF-S 10 to 22-millimeter f/3.5-4.5 UltraSonic Motor Autofocus Lens is the lens for you. The lens is not heavy, and it has a nice quality feel and weight to it, signifying a fantastic build quality. It is sure to last a long time without developing any signs of wear and tear. When it comes to shooting outside on a bright and sunny day, lens flare is not an issue with the Canon EF-S 10 to 22-millimeter f/3.5-4.5 UltraSonic Motor Autofocus Lens as it handles it incredibly well, which is a rare case for an ultra-wide lens. The focus ring is not too stiff and not too loose, allowing for a very nice balance.

Even though the Canon EF-S 10 to 22-millimeter f/3.5-4.5 UltraSonic Motor Autofocus Lens is ideal for landscapes and architecture on a cropped sensor camera, it can be used for close-up shots as well. Any subject in your images will appear sharp and true to color with little to no aberration. Chromatic aberration is noticeable at 10 millimeters along with a little barrel distortion and vignette shading, but these are easily fixed post production if they do occur. If the autofocus aspect of the lens has caught your eye, then you will be pleased with how quiet and fast the autofocus is, allowing no disturbances if you need to record any videos with this lens. Whether you are a professional or a beginner, the Canon EF-S 10 to 22-millimeter f/3.5-4.5 UltraSonic Motor Autofocus Lens is a good versatile lens to carry in your bag.

An ideal lens for Canon's EOS M series digital camera, the Canon EF-M 55 to 200-millimeter f/4.5-6.3 Image Stabilization Stepper Motor Lens is an excellent entry level telephoto zoom lens. The EF-M 55 to 200-millimeter lens is lightweight and compact, making it a great companion to bring on long photo shoots. The Stepper Motor focusing system allows for a fast, quiet, smooth, and accurate autofocus feature. The image stabilization feature helps to keep your photos and videos steady, regardless of whether you are shooting handheld or with a tripod.

The Canon EF-M 55 to 200-millimeter lens is a very versatile lens, meaning it can be used for shooting architecture, portraits, wildlife, and more with its extended zoom range. Shooting in low light conditions will no longer be a concern with this lens because of its ability to capture clear and bright shots of the objects in low light, such as the moon, as long as the lens settings are appropriately set. There is a learning curve when it comes to ensuring your settings are properly set for low light, but it will be well worth it once it is set. Any amateur photographers who would like to have an excellent entry level telephoto zoom lens should purchase the Canon EF-M 55 to 200-millimeter f/4.5-6.3 Image Stabilization Stepper Motor Lens.

The Canon EF-M 32-millimeter f/1.4 Stepper Motor Lens is the third prime lens for the EF-M mount, and it is compact in size, but has a sturdy weight to it. This lens is versatile, but wildlife photographers will most likely appreciate its features the most. Regardless of which type of photographer may like it more, the autofocus feature's speed is fast and decisive. If a subject is standing too close to the camera, however, the autofocus will take a moment or two to properly focus, but it has no problem focusing with subjects at least an arms-length away. Manual focus is also a feature of the Canon EF-M 32-millimeter lens, and its focus ring is sturdy and has a large angle of rotation, allowing for adjustments to be smooth. The Stepper Motor allows for smooth and quiet focusing for stills, and then near silent capture for videos.

Image quality with the Canon EF-M 32-millimeter f/1.4 Stepper Motor Lens is high, and corner-to-corner sharpness is excellent. Even when the lens is wide open, images appear very sharp. In some instances, a little bit of barrel distortion can occur when architectural shots with horizontal details are captured. Images shot at wide apertures can also show some lateral chromatic aberrations, however, distortions and chromatic aberrations can both be fixed in post. There is no image stabilization with this lens, but this can be easily solved by bringing a tripod along with you on your shoots. Wildlife photographers and anyone who appreciates having a lens with the ability to work in low light conditions will want to purchase this lens.

The Canon EF-M 22-millimeter f/2.0 Stepper Motor Lens, designed specifically for the EF-M lens mount, is incompatible with other Canon bodies. It is a must-have for EOS-M camera users. This inexpensive, pancake-sized lens is compact enough to fit into a large coat pocket along with a camera body, making it a very accessible camera, and a high-quality point-and-shoot alternative. The Stepper Motor allows the autofocus to be both precise and silent, which makes recording videos with it much more practical. Even though the autofocus is precise and quiet, it is not extremely fast, so patience is a must. There is also no zoom with this lens, so if you wish to get a closer view of your subject, you must physically move closer to it. There is also no image stabilizer, but since the Canon EF-M 22-millimeter f/2.0 Lens is so compact, the amount of shakiness when hand holding it should be minimal.

The Canon EF-M 22-millimeter f/2.0 Stepper Motor Lens is very versatile with its 22-millimeter focal length and f/2 maximum aperture. It produces excellent image quality for its inexpensive price point, and it also has excellent resistance to distortion. Corner softness can occur when the lens is wide open at f/2, but the majority of the frame is sharp. The Canon EF-M 22-millimeter f/2.0 Stepper Motor Lens is great for any EOS-M camera users.

As a kit lens, the Canon EF-M 18 to 55-millimeter f/3.5-5.6 Image Stabilization Stepper Motor Lens is a good lens for beginners as well as professionals. However, a professional photographer will know how to work with this lens' quirks, whereas a learning curve is necessary for a novice. To note, this lens is specifically designed for the EF-M lens mount, and will be incompatible with other lens mounts. With that being said, this Stepper Motor lens should be easy for a beginner to develop expertise on as long as they are willing to learn.

There is a slight corner softness when the lens is wide open at f/3.5, but most of the frame remains sharp. There is no corner shading once the focal lengths are set to 35 millimeters or greater. However, some corner shading will most likely occur at other focal lengths, causing corners to show up darker than the center of the frame. Some chromatic aberration will most likely present itself as well in the corners of the frame at the wide and tele settings, which will result in magenta-cyan fringing in any high contrast areas of the image. The exterior of the Canon EF-M 18 to 55-millimeter f/3.5-5.6 Image Stabilization Stepper Motor Lens contains no switches or controls on the surface other than the manual focusing ring, which is electrical. Since the focusing ring is electrical, it will turn in either direction without stopping. Overall, it is an excellent kit lens that will produce very sharp images, but there is a learning curve associated with it.

For a lightweight, compact, and portable lens, the Canon EF-M 15 to 45-millimeter f/3.5-6.3 Image Stabilization Stepper Motor Lens is a great lens to walk around with. This lens can function well for landscape shots, portraits, or just regular candid shots. The optical image stabilizer helps reduce camera shake, allowing for photographers who prefer handheld shots to thrive. The lens itself is built with engineering plastic, making it lighter than its metal counterparts, but it still maintains the strong build quality that Canon strives for.

The autofocus feature of the EF-M 15 to 45-millimeter lens is accurate and fast, allowing for clear shots with no blur, even when handheld. The focusing system has highly accurate performances throughout the entire zoom range. The corner-to-corner sharpness of this lens is not as great as previous lenses, but the center of the image has excellent sharpness. A lens hood does not come with the lens, but it is recommended to purchase one since the front element is far up front on the lens, putting it at risk of being damaged. Any photographer who appreciates the convenience of a walkaround lens that can take great candid shots should consider this Canon EF-M 15 to 45-millimeter lens.

Capturing the perfect action shot at a sports game can be a challenge when players are in motion, but with the Canon EF 85-millimeter f/1.8 UltraSonic Motor Autofocus Lens, this is no longer an issue. Due to its ability to change depth of field quickly, this autofocus lens has the capability of capturing a sharp image with little to no distortion. Focusing is very rapid with the EF 85 millimeter's UltraSonic Motor. The downside to this lens' autofocus is that the switch to enable it significantly protrudes on the exterior of the lens, whereas most autofocus lenses design the button to be flush in order to avoid the button from being bumped. This lens also does not come with a lens hood, so it would have to be purchased separately.

Shallow depth of field and out of focus backgrounds help to ensure the photographers artistic side will always be shown. With the EF 85 millimeter's focusing abilities, the entire f-stop range has a very high sharpness quality. Even without an image stabilizer, photographers can enjoy the features of this lens. In extreme color situations, some purple and blue colored fringing can occur, but this happens rarely. For its price, the Canon EF 85-millimeter f/1.8 UltraSonic Motor Autofocus Lens is a great deal for how lightweight it is, it has excellent build quality, and it has the ability to work well in most environments including low lighting.

The Canon EF 800-millimeter f/5.6L Image Stabilization UltraSonic Motor Autofocus Lens is one of the highest quality super telephoto lenses you can find. Even though it is an expensive lens, the results are worth it. Due to its features, it is a little heavier than recent models, but with a gimbal or a tripod, it will not be as noticeable. The autofocus is extremely fast, quiet, and is the smoothest out there. Whether you are shooting a subject that is standing still or moving at 200 miles per hour, you will be able to capture a crisp image of it with the superb autofocus and the image stabilizer. The longer focal length of the EF 800-millimeter f/5.6L lens is one of the reasons it is sought after due to its ability to capture subjects that are extremely far away, and make them look as though they are right in front of you. Wildlife photographers will especially love how animals at a distance will now appear close.

Another big selling point for this telephoto lens is its ability to work well in low light as well as the dark. Photographers who have always wanted to capture the moon will now be able to see every crater with the superb quality of this lens. It features special optical materials that allow it to correct chromatic aberrations before they even occur, which allows high-contrast and high-resolution images every time you take a photo. While there is a learning curve with this lens, any photographer will appreciate the improvement of quality in their images if they purchase it.

For a beginner, the Canon EF 75 to 300-millimeter f/4.0-5.6 III Autofocus Lens is a fantastic starter telephoto lens because it is easy to use, a very good price, and has superior build quality. The autofocus is slow, but quiet, and the aperture is large enough for fast shutter speeds in low light environments, which allows for late afternoon sports games to look clear through this lens. That being said, this lightweight lens performs best in bright daylight, and with a tripod. Without a tripod, focusing issues can occur unless you have a very steady hand. Chromatic aberrations, pin cushioning, and purple fraying around your subject can occur with this lens, but as long as you know how to work around it, there should be no issues. The EF 75 to 300-millimeter f/4.0-5.6 III lens has a good focal range, and is great when you need an extra zoom. It will produce sharp images as long as you understand the lighting, autofocus or manual focus, and the distance from your subject.

While the Canon EF 75 to 300-millimeter f/4.0-5.6 III Autofocus Lens may result in soft images if you are new to focusing or do not set the autofocus properly, these are skills that can be learned. If you are looking to increase your photography skills, the Canon EF 75 to 300-millimeter f/4.0-5.6 III Autofocus Lens is a great place to start.

As a promising lens for both beginners and professionals, the Canon EF 70 to 300-millimeter f/4-5.6 Image Stabilization II UltraSonic Motor Lens is great for a variety of reasons, including the autofocus feature, handheld capabilities, and image stabilization. This lens has strong build quality, which allows it to hold up well in certain weather conditions, especially if there is a protective filter on it. Keep in mind, however, that the lens is not weather sealed. Regarding the Canon EF 70 to 300-millimeter's focal range, it does very well with close-ups of subjects, even if they are at a slight distance. Landscape and scenic shots at far distances come out looking sharp as well. Contrast and saturation have been known to get a little lost from the 220 to 300-millimeter range, but those issues can be solved in post processing.

The Canon EF 70 to 300-millimeter f/4-5.6 Image Stabilization II UltraSonic Motor Lens does well handheld due to its image stabilization, making it unnecessary to take a tripod with you everywhere you go. Image stabilization even works especially well at the long end of the zoom range, allowing for high quality distant images. Even when shooting with this lens at long distances wide open, the image quality does not suffer. If you enjoy shooting landscapes, wildlife, or even portraits, the Canon EF 70 to 300-millimeter f/4-5.6 Image Stabilization II UltraSonic Motor Lens is for you.