KZ0009 HD 55 mm Wide Angle Lens with Macro Portion for Canon EOS Rebel (Black)

Good product i am using it with 50mm lance

Friends am a budding photographer, and seriously speaking this lens is worth all its price. Great clarity but not excellent but for the price it's fantastic, but you need to put camera at manual mode at times also at maximum wideness the photo curves badly and not good. But for rest of the function for me it's great!

Good product. Great for macro photography. However, images are not very sharp when using wide angle attachment (I tested it on Canon T6/1300D with standard Kit lens). If budget permits then go for canon 10-18 mm wide angle lens although it is little more than double the cost of this one but will yield exceptional results for wide angle photography.

Not that good. You cannot use it with auto focus mode. The pictures are not clear. i would not highly recommend it. One pic for the lense is uploaded.

Auto focus also not good

The product was packed and delivered as promised. Performance wise it just gives little effect but for the price it is good value for a beginner

its works good ..but want to know what is its front diameter...looking for uv filter for this ???

Not useful. Not wide. Also barrel appers at the edges

Excellent rapport qualité prix

Exacto de lo que voy buscando..Perfecto para la fotografia.Estoy contento

La lente è di ottima fattura,

This is an ultra solid optical lens! Takes in an entire swath of an interior room. Also handy if you’re shooting or making a vlog and your camera can’t be mounted further away from subjects, as the lens ‘backs off’ the image. I use it in my studio for shooting vlogs as I don’t want my face to scare off my viewers.

The price to performance ratio is superb and definitely worth having in your camera kit. There is some fish eye effect that occurs, unfortunately, there is little you can do to thwart this, however on the positive side it can be used to create some nice effects. The lens itself was clean with no scratches or aberrations which I could see. Certaily if you spend at least a £100 quid you could get better quality and a widescreen lens which would have less of a fish-eye effect. Leave that decision to you.