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Capture stunning images of wide perspectives with this Canon 9522B002 EF-S wide-angle lens that features an aspheric lens element for high image quality from the center to the edges. The circular, 7-blade aperture delivers soft backgrounds.
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| Manufacturer | Canon |
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| Brand | Canon |
| Item model number | 9522B002 |
| Color | Black |
| Weight | 0.2756 pounds |
| Height | 10.24 inches |
| Depth | 1.97 inches |
| Product Id | 2101 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 4.7 (996 ratings) 4.7 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 013803240801 |
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I purchased this lens after purchasing a 50mm stm lens. My intention was to use the 50 as my all-around lens; however, This 24mm stm lens may become my ‘go-to' lens for, mainly, family events and functions. This lens fits the EOS 77D (white dot vs. red dot).
I wasn't sure about this lens at first but once I had a chance to play around with it I saw just how useful it could be. There's no more, "OK, everyone get in close for the picture." Obviously it's amazing for landscapes as well. Pictures are tack sharp. I'm looking forward to make photographic experiments!
I received the 24mm for Christmas last year from my daughter. I have several lens but this is now my go to lens paired with my Canon T6i. I used this lens on two different trips this year. It has sharpness and takes an excellent shot, day or night!
I bought the EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM in November of 2023 as a 35-40mm equivalent prime for Canon's APS-C crop and it's actually surprisingly pretty good! The size of this lens is so small, you could fit it in your pocket. Once it's mounted to your camera, it basically feels like you don't even have a lens on it, its quite nice for keeping your setup extremely light. The 24mm focal length on the EF-S mount is close to the 35mm-40mm on a full frame camera, making this lens quite versatile. I have used this lens while walking around with only a wrist strap, it's extremely comfortable to use considering it's so small. However, it doesn't sacrifice too much image quality even with it's small size. There is stronger vignetting around f/2.8, but stopping down to f/4-5.6 yields a lot brighter corners and more sharpness as well. The f/2.8 is extremely handy though when light is not as available, just keep in mind this is not the sharpest f-stop for this lens as is to be expected. You can get reasonable amounts of bokeh with this lens, although you have to be fairly close which can cause some distortion, so be careful when taking portraits. The lens is also able to focus fairly closely which is a big positive, however the STM focusing motor can be a bit noisy and slow, so keep that in mind for video applications. There is also no Image Stabilization, so I would recommend using this lens with a tripod if you are using it for video. Overall, it's hard to not recommend this lens considering how small and light it is. It would be perfect for landscapes, street photography, car photography, and more because of it's reasonably low minimum aperture and tiny, friendly size.
PROS: - Extremely lightweight, making prolonged shoots, walking around while on vacation, or in my case, hiking with it an absolute dream to carry - Extremely short and nimble lens. It sticks out just past the pop-up flash on my camera. You can literally carry this lens in your pocket - Great image quality, tac sharp even at f/2.8 - Very reasonable quality to price ratio - Metal mount ring CONS: - Barrel is plastic, but this shouldn't be a deal breaker CONSTRUCTION: Remember, you have to go into this purchase knowing you're not getting an L series lens, especially at this price point. It is a cheaper lens in regards to both part quality and price aspects but I feel as though Canon has not skimped on the important parts of the lens such as the glass. The glass is very good and the mount is metal, not plastic. The barrel, however, is plastic but it doesn't effect your images so this is really a non-issue IMAGE QUALITY: This lens is surprisingly tac sharp at f/2.8 with respect to DOF. It does not at all get muddy at its lowest aperture like some wide open lenses can get (see wristwatch and leaf pictures). The versatility of this lens if just plain ridiculous. As I said above, It is capable of getting very close-up shots (not macro) but can also capture great landscapes (see sunrise picture). While you can certainly take portraits with this lens, the background blur may be a little underwhelming for some people, as it's a 24mm lens, not a 50mm. So if you want more blur in portraits, perhaps this lens isn't for you OVERALL: Personally, I love this lens. I think it's extremely versatile in that it very nicely captures a large range of pictures from landscapes to close-ups. I think the pictures I have included speak very fairly to this claim. I bought this lens for a number of reasons. Namely, I wanted a lightweight lens that was capable of capturing images while I hike, such as landscapes. My EF-S 18-135mm zoom lens was just too heavy and bulky to comfortably hike with. The Canon 24mm pancake turned out to be the perfect solution to that problem. Taking into account the image quality for the price point, you end up getting quite a bargain. Canon can easily sell this for more than they are in my opinion. I am very pleased with this lens. It's lightweight, small, produces great images, and is very affordable. Every amateur/enthusiast photographer should have it in their kit!
This was the first lens I bought after I got my T5i with the 18-55mm and 75-300mm kit lenses. My main goal for this lens was sharp photos, but I was also looking for something unobtrusive to take with me for street shooting. This lens checks both boxes a million times over. I wasn't planning on using this lens for most of the best photos I've taken, it just happened to do a better job. I didn't take it off my camera the entire time I was in Colorado, and I got some beautiful sharp landscape photos out of it. I've also used it for creative portraits, detail shots, and architecture with great results. You have to use your legs with this lens, but you'll be glad you did because the composition will be more creative, and your focus will be spot on. The only kind of negative thing I have to say about it is that mounting it on the camera body kind of feels like you're hurting it; you've got to add more pressure to get it to click secure than the kit lenses I have.
light weight perfect for hiking or just walking around taking pics..awesome quality. I use it for macros and scenic landscapes....the picture below shows a up close macro shot of a water bubble on the leaf....which was taken with the 24mm pancake lens....love it....
While I haven't spent a ton of time with this lens yet, I've already taken some of the best photos I ever have with it. It's easily my favorite lens between my T2i kit and telephoto. I'm impressed with it and feel fortunate to work with it.
I used this lens first time in our church event, at a very low light conditions, excellent quality for the price range. Macro pics also looks great. Images are pretty sharp at f2.8. Looking forward to use this outdoors when the weather gets better.
The vendor I purchased it from sent the wrong lens first. But they paid for the return and sent me the correct lens. This lens is the Korean version of the lens. The instructions do have an English section though. The lens works fine, but it is a VERY tight fit on my T2i. I have to use a little torque to make it lock on the body and to remove it.
