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Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM Lens (Black) New in White Box

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Condition: Brand New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging (where packaging ... Brand New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging (where packaging is applicable). Packaging should be the same as what is available in a retail store, unless the item was packaged by the manufacturer in non-retail packaging, such as an unprinted box or plastic bag. See the seller's listing for full details. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab

Focal Length Type: Zoom

Camera Type: DSLR

Bundle Listing: No

Camera Technology: Digital

UPC: 0013803272048

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Product Identifiers

Brand

Canon

MPN

1276C002

Ean

0013803272048

GTIN

0013803272048

UPC

0013803272048

Model

EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM

eBay Product ID (ePID)

20030527339

Product Key Features

Mount

Canon EF-S

Focal Length

18-135mm

Maximum Aperture

f/3.5-5.6

Compatible Brand

For Canon

Series

Canon EF-S

Type

Telephoto, Portrait, Standard, Aspherical, Macro/Close Up, Image Stabilization

Focus Type

Auto & Manual, Zoom

Dimensions

Weight

1.14lb.

Additional Product Features

Custom Bundle

Model Number

1276c002

Optical Zoom_Display

0.28x

Camera Type

SLR

Camera Technology

Digital

Lens Aperture

f/3.5 to 5.6

Product Line

EF-S

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Joined May 2011

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4.9

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5.0

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a***a (87)- Feedback left by buyer.
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Extremely fast shipping (~48hrs from order to delivery), and ahead of schedule. Item was as described and works perfectly. Thank you!
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5-star transaction! thanks!

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4.9

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by alissholma0
21 Jul, 2023Top favourable review
Quality Canon Lens
Recently used my new 18-135mm lens on my SL3 Rebel and was surprised and delighted how quickly the USM autofocus worked, even in low light indoor settings. The barrel lock is a welcome feature, to avoid any zoom creep if and when the lens gets worn down over time. I plan to use this lens as my primary EF-S walkabout lens, as it has such a great mid range from wide angle to medium telephoto zoom. I look forward to capturing a lot of moments with this versatile lens Recently used my new 18-135mm lens on my SL3 Rebel and was surprised and delighted how quickly the USM autofocus worked, even in low light indoor settings. The barrel lock is a welcome feature, to avoid any zoom creep if and when the lens gets worn down over time. I plan to use this lens as my primary EF-S walkabout lens, as it has such a great mid range from wide angle to medium telephoto zoom. I look forward to capturing a lot of moments with this versatile lens
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: thepixelhub
by cdmancave
28 Aug, 2020
Get it? Got it. Good.
In the last couple of years I've had a ridiculous number of lenses. You can read all the reviews that you like. There's nothing like having the pieces in your hands and using them on your cameras. Some reasonably priced lenses, for instance the 24mm pancake, the 50mm prime, and the 85mm prime, have been consistently crisp and clear. Just excellent units at pretty low prices. You can't ask for better than that. The thing there is that traditionally, prime lenses were sharper and more consistently exhibited better focus than zoom lenses. That's changed. With primes, you carry a few of them. Zooms are really convenient. Convenience versus clarity is a decision that's no longer necessarily one that need be made. The 18-135mm USM Nano and the 70-300mm USM Nano are so much better than the ... In the last couple of years I've had a ridiculous number of lenses. You can read all the reviews that you like. There's nothing like having the pieces in your hands and using them on your cameras. Some reasonably priced lenses, for instance the 24mm pancake, the 50mm prime, and the 85mm prime, have been consistently crisp and clear. Just excellent units at pretty low prices. You can't ask for better than that. The thing there is that traditionally, prime lenses were sharper and more consistently exhibited better focus than zoom lenses. That's changed. With primes, you carry a few of them. Zooms are really convenient. Convenience versus clarity is a decision that's no longer necessarily one that need be made. The 18-135mm USM Nano and the 70-300mm USM Nano are so much better than the other zooms that I've used that one must applaud the advances that have been made. They're not that expensive, not really at all, yet they regularly give me on point focus on the level that my primes did. Crisp focus with the convenience of a zoom at a nice price? That's something of a no brainer. Sure, L Series zoom lenses did and do offer clarity at the high level of primes. They do so though at a high retail price and they're big, clunky, and heavy. Yes, they're beautifully made and a pleasure to use if you don't mind lugging around a big lead weight or two. There are two lenses in my bag now. The 18-135 Nano and the 70-300 Nano. They cover a vast range and perform flawlessly. Why play around with lesser lenses when there's very little difference in price? Now I can understand Pros using L Series lenses for their superior light gathering capabilities. If you don't need that capability and don't care about the status that showing up with a fancy L Series lens confers, play it smart. Get one of these. You get great photos and you can snicker quietly at those that just don't get it.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: fotothings
by stev-aldri
16 Aug, 2016
Very versatle lens.
I got this to replace my Canon 15-85. I liked the 15-85, but my Canon 10-18 covered the 15-17 range. I wanted a longer all around focal length. The 18-135 USM also has a greater magnification for close ups. Since it has a 67mm filter it matches the 10-18, so I wont need step up rings when carrying the 10-18 and 18-135 together. There have been situations when I carried the 10-18 and 15-85, but wished I had a longer length than 85. This lens provides that. I will also be selling my 55-250 STM, which is a good lens, but the STM isn't fast enough for wildlife. I have taken some birds in flight photos with the 18-135 USM, which is a short focal length for wildlife, but I can use it in a pinch. The 15-85 was too short for "in a pinch" wildlife photos, and the 55-250 STM would have to ... I got this to replace my Canon 15-85. I liked the 15-85, but my Canon 10-18 covered the 15-17 range. I wanted a longer all around focal length. The 18-135 USM also has a greater magnification for close ups. Since it has a 67mm filter it matches the 10-18, so I wont need step up rings when carrying the 10-18 and 18-135 together. There have been situations when I carried the 10-18 and 15-85, but wished I had a longer length than 85. This lens provides that. I will also be selling my 55-250 STM, which is a good lens, but the STM isn't fast enough for wildlife. I have taken some birds in flight photos with the 18-135 USM, which is a short focal length for wildlife, but I can use it in a pinch. The 15-85 was too short for "in a pinch" wildlife photos, and the 55-250 STM would have to "wake up" to be used for action shots, that I sometimes missed. I like the 18-135 USM.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: deals-all-year
by miltagmt
11 Aug, 2018
Better than the original
This lens replaces an older lens of the same type that failed. The new lens does everything the old one did, but has a better motor, a zoom lock and provision for remote zoom control. Be advised that you can't manually focus the lens unless the camera is powered; the focus ring won't engage. This is a feature, not a bug; the manual focus ring is declutched for autofocus so you can't fight the focus motor. This lens replaces an older lens of the same type that failed. The new lens does everything the old one did, but has a better motor, a zoom lock and provision for remote zoom control. Be advised that you can't manually focus the lens unless the camera is powered; the focus ring won't engage. This is a feature, not a bug; the manual focus ring is declutched for autofocus so you can't fight the focus motor.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: redtagcamera
by dr._vin
08 May, 2023
A Versatile Lens with a Very Useful Zoom Range
With a zoom range of 18 to 135mm, this Canon EF-S lens is very versatile and can serve as the single optic a photographer needs for a variety of purposes. The relatively light weight is a plus as a walk-around lens, but the trade-off is that it does not offer a wide aperture, especially at the longer end of the zoom. However, it is certainly fast enough when paired with a camera body that handles higher ISOs well.With a zoom range of 18 to 135mm, this Canon EF-S lens is very versatile and can serve as the single optic a photographer needs for a variety of purposes. The relatively light weight is a plus as a walk-around lens, but the trade-off is that it does not offer a wide aperture, especially at the longer end of the zoom. However, it is certainly fast enough when paired with a camera body that handles higher ISOs well.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: soggybottom72

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