Canon EF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 III Telephoto Zoom Lens with 2X Telephoto Lens, HD Wide Angle Lens and Accessories (8 Piece Kit)

I absolutely love this lens for taking pictures of my dogs and enjoy how easy it is to adjust the zoom. It's lightweight and easy to transport for when I bring it on trips. It easily fits in most of my bags, and I feel that it was an amazing price for all that it included.

Everything was there everything works, I'm pretty new to photography so I'm still figuring everything out but I'm happy with it

I was pretty surprised to find a lens that was this cheap with the focal lengths I was looking for. The other canon lenses can be up to $2000 for a 75-200 f4. So I just had to try this out, and was pleasantly surprised. I've used this lens plenty of times for photos and video since I got it. At 75mm it's pretty sharp and at 300mm it's still sharp enough. There are some color artifacts and minor visual issues, but most people who view the images produced by this lens wouldn't see anything, and I've only really noticed them when I've been looking for them. Considering how cheap this lens is I think it's definitely a worth while purchase. The little extensions that come with this package were cheap and fairly awful in my opinion. They made the image through the lens softer and cloudy. I kept mine just in case I want to use it for some artistic effect, but for their advertised function I wouldn't suggest them. The little filter kit that comes with it is nice to have. I haven't really used them other than the UV filter (but I just like to have UV filters to protect my lenses from unexpected contact and wear from cleaning). It's also nice to get a lens hood, soft lens pouch, and some more cleaning supplies. Overall, I'm happy I got this lens, and if you can't afford a more expensive lens I think this will serve you well until you can afford the upgrade. Oh... um... build quality wise, it's a plastic barrel that is lightweight but not as sturdy as metal housings. I don't think there's any mention about it being weather sealed, and I wouldn't risk using this in very rainy or sandy situations just in case.

Came with a lot of trinkets that are mostly filler. The 75-300 lens is great. The filters are great. The tulip shade is great. Everything is ok. Nothing wrong with it but it’s just filler. I suppose would be good starter set.

My camera unfortunately broke shortly after buying this, but it seemed like great value. While my camera was working the lens took amazing pictures close up and clear. It came with so much stuff it was kind of overwhelming for a beginner but definitely had some value and worth the money.

Canon is hands down the BEST quality camera and lenses! I purchased to replace my older scratched lens. Light weight, durable, great value for the money, and picture perfect quality every time. No pun intended! haha Great zoom for the price! So easy to use with my EF camera.

Excelente. Muy buen lente, súper interesantes y útiles los accesorios que enviaron

The Canon EF 75-300mm is great; no complaints so far. The Canon caps, Vivitar filters, Ultimaxx tulip hood, Ultimaxx lens sleeve, cap leash, tension band, and a couple cleaning items, like a microfiber cloth and Q-tips all seem fine too. The three lenses and the filter set were all boxed in their own branded boxes and everything else pretty much came in little plastic bags. Some notes: -I didn't know it came with a table top tripod, but it can't support the weight of the camera. It might support a tiny digital camera, but I'm not even sure about that. -The cleaner bottle didn't have a cap, so I'm not throwing that in my bag. -The lens cleaning pen that came with it was cool, but the end with the flat sponge was covered in some sooty black ink that got all over my hands; thankfully I hadn't brought it near the lens. -The case for the filters was not as pictured. It's some cheap fabric sleeve that bends easily. -The two Vivitar lenses that come with the Canon lens are absolutely the worst. At least on my Canon EOS 6D with the 75-300mm. The Telescope lens is nothing but a blurry haze and the Macro lens has an intensely soft vignette that takes over the entire photograph, essentially. I don't know if either of them would have better compatibility with a different camera or lens, but I was disappointed. After looking them up and finding that they're both priced at around $10, I'm not surprised. The pouches they came in weren't bad, though. Overall, I don't think the bundle is really worth the price. Honestly, I would have preferred they just left some of the poor quality items out. It was kind of deceiving to market the bundle as Canon and omit the fact that the two smaller lenses were Vivitar. I didn't expect any of the accessories to be Canon, but I thought the lenses would have been. At the very least, I would have expected them to be on par, quality wise. What seemed like a great deal just ended with junky clutter.

Muy buen producto y a un súper precio, queda bien en la Canon Rebel 7

Like its versatility, fits in the camera bag nicely.