58mm 0.43X Wide Angle Lens For Canon Rebel T3, T3i, T4i, T5, T5i, T6, T6i, T6s, T7, T7i, SL1, SL2, EOS 60D, EOS 70D SLR Cameras with 18-55mm, 55-250mm, 18-250mm, 70-300mm, 75-300mm, 55-200mm Lenses

This lens does the job I expected it to do. I have a Canon T1i with two standard lens, the 18-55mm standard lens and a 75-300mm. There are times when I want a wide angle and this lens on the standard lens set at 18mm is the equivalent of an 8mm lens. Gives a 90 degree field of view in the horizontal direction. There is some chromatic aberration near the edge of the field of view and well as curvature, but I expected this and is only really noticeable when you enlarge the edges of the image. It does not detract from the images taken with this lens. I am pleased with the images produced in the wide angle mode. It does attach to the 75-300mm lens and I have used it on occasion and by setting the lens between 125 and 160 the wide angle lens gives me focal lengths of about 55 to 72mm, filling in the distances between my two main lens When the front part of this two element lens is removed you have a very nice macro lens that produces excellent macro images with either of my standard lens at any focal length. Great close up images of flowers, insects, what have you. Overall I rate this lens very high, excellent price and really two lens for the price of one. Will also rate the seller, Big Mike, as excellent and with very fast standard shipping.

I was genuinely not expecting this great of quality from such a cheap screw on lens. It's easy to use and you can unscrew the second half to get super close up shots. Look at that fancy strawberry!

I got this lens since I wanted a cheap macro and getting a wide angle with it seemed fun. The set comes with the macro and wide attachments as well as a small bag to carry them in. I've tested these on a Canon EOS Rebel T7 with a 18-55mm lens and a 75-300mm lens. Included are some photos I've taken with the attachment (the macro photos are a little blurry, but that was because I was shaky and not because of the lens). The macro lens works great. It's easy to attach to the camera, though since it's rather thin you have to make sure you're gripping it right in order to screw off the wide angle attachment. Another small annoyance is that the lens cap doesn't really fit onto the macro attachment so you have to put the wide angle back on in order to cover the lens. It takes good photos and works well on both of my standard lenses. The wide angle is great as well. Zooming out fully will usually create a circular border to the image. A slightly bad part about the lens is that the closer to the edge of the image you get, the more aberrations you'll find. These are only super visible when zoomed into a photo, and can be edited out, but they're a little annoying to deal with. If you just zoom in before taking the photo to cut the edges off, though, it looks just fine. There's also a bit of a fisheye effect, but both this and the aberration weren't surprising to get. The little carrying bag is nice to have. It's just big enough to fit the lens and cinches shut with a drawstring. Very convenient. Overall, especially for the price, this lens is a great purchase and I definitely recommend.

These lens work wonderfully! Both are made well and even come in this neat little pouch to carry them around in. Only drawback on them is the black frame you get around your pictures, but that mostly shows up on the wide angle lens and not the macro attachment with it, although it has shown up once on one of my macro shots. I definitely recommend this product.

I am a novice photographer. I do not have much knowledge or expertise, but to my untrained eye the quality is great. I love that I can separate the pieces for two different effects. For the price, I don't think I could ask for more.

The pictures this takes are not worth the very slight increase in field of view you get out of it. You have to partially zoom in to avoid having round borders, negating much of the FoV increase in the first place. It's especially bad if you have UV or other filter attached to the lens already, making it very obnoxious to use as you have to remove all the filters first and buy a whole new set of larger filters to attach to this instead when you want to use it. On top of that, you get severe chromatic aberrations in the photo, getting more severe as you approach the edge of the image, but quite noticeable around the middle as well. The focus of the picture is only sharp in the dead center, and gets worse as you move towards the edges. Save your money, this is awful. I'm returning it immediately.

Used with a Canon that has a 58mm thread so purchased this one because 1 price and 2 it said it was 58mm. Well not really. It includes an adapter ring that converts it to screw onto my G40 58mm but the lens itself is bigger around. I don't know exactly how many mm the actual threads on the lens are as I used the included 58 to ? mm adapter ring to get it to work on my Canon camera. So for $12 something including Prime shipping I'm fine. It's cheap enough to not worry over the description saying it's 58mm even though it needs the included adapter ring to get there. As to the fish eye and build quality? Some venyetting (sp) on the outside and around the edges of the frame it's soft focus, but the center is in focus and it sure does make for a wider shot which is what I was looking for in the first place. All glass as far as I can tell held in by metal. For around $12 it's worth keeping and does what I wanted it to: give me a wider shot where I wasn't able to move the camera itself back. One other thing to note the picture is very soft. It's not a focus on the camera thing but the glass of the wide angle adapter creates a very soft image.

Needed to take some photos of small rooms in order to advertise a home for sale. The resulting images from my Canon Rebel T3i appeared to have more of a "fisheye" effect than wide angle. Using the flash helped to get rid of the dark edges but the edge distortion was still there. After Photoshopping the images and cropping the undesirable edges, there was an obvious improvement over the shots taken with the 18-55mm, standard lens, but not as "wide angle" as I was hoping for. I guess the amount of improvement is exactly equal to the price paid. A professional, true wide angle lens for the Canon t3i starts at $250.00 up to around $800.00 for the 10-22mm top of the line. Don't look for dramatic results from this attachment but if you're like me, looking for a one-time inexpensive solution that doesn't need to be super high quality, or extreme wide angle, you might want to consider this for your bag. I haven't used the macro yet but I'm guessing the results should be about the same. This lens was packaged very well and feels very "hefty" - seems like a quality made product. I spoke with the supplier, Big Mike's, and they appear to be very knowledgeable about their products and interested in customer satisfaction. I am getting another lens to try and I will review it later, but this lens attachment is definitely worth the price. Update 2/25/2014: Finally got around to using the Macro portion of this adapter. I like it better than the wide angle function. I'm posting a video of this review to hopefully provide more information. I never did get another lens to try so I only have this adapter to evaluate. Hope you enjoy the video and learn more about this adapter.