Very neat lens for the Canon mirrorless system. But come on Canon....... Let's get going with a few more lenses now. You've started to improve the selections, but you have s long way to go. And the Sony Olympus Fuji and Panasonic lines are all kicking your butt.

Very small; Very light; Great optics; Great led's; Great price; Extra 1.2x is very cool!; Collapsing lens makes for a very useful compaction of the camera; 28mm is a reasonable lens to carry around (I know I complained about it in the chins)

Led's are not very bright; No way to mount either the twin or macro Canon flash units; Filter mount requires "lens hood (if you can call it that); Lens hood obscures led's; Focal length is too short--28mm is still only 45mm; Doing at least 45mm (72mm) w

The Canon EF-M 28mm f/3.5 Macro IS STM is a very capable macro lens with a standout magnification of 1.2x and those innovative built-in LED lights. The Canon EF-M 28mm f/3.5 Macro IS STM's build quality is good enough rather than outstanding, but it's still well-matched to the EOS M3 camera that we...

I have almost no complaints about the EF-M 28mm f/3.5 Macro IS STM. It's small, inexpensive, sharp, and focuses almost right up to the front element. I can nitpick and say it's not an f/2.8 or f/2 lens, but it's tough to combine wide apertures with macro capability, and the high ISO capabilities of...

Edge-to-edge sharpness; 1.2x magnification; Integrated LED light; Smooth, silent focus; Image stabilization; Minimal distortion; Compact; Inexpensive

Dim corners when shooting Raw; Narrow maximum aperture; Plastic lens mount

Mirrorless cameras are popular for photographers who want the image quality of an SLR without the bulk. But lenses aren't always small, with some systems featuring glass that's quite large compared with the body. The Canon EF-M 28mm f/3.5 Macro IS STM ($299.99) is delightfully tiny, matching well with EOS M bodies. Images are crisp from edge to edge, and macro shooters will love its high-magnification design and integrated LED light. If you've got a Canon mirrorless camera, this is a lens to get, and easy to call an Editors' Choice. Design The EF-M 28mm ($299.00 at Amazon) measures 1.8 by 2.4 inches (HD) and weighs just 4.6 ounces. It's a collapsible lens, which means those measurements are logged at its smallest position. You'll need to twist the barrel while holding the unlock switch in order to telescope the center out a bit, adding about a half-inch of height. The small size is helped by a rather narrow maximum aperture, f/3.5, which makes the lens a bit less versatile as an a...

The Canon EF-M 28mm f/3.5 Macro IS STM lens is a small, inexpensive macro gem, delivering crisp images and featuring an integrated LED to shed light on subjects.

Edge-to-edge sharpness; 1.2x magnification; Integrated LED light; Smooth, silent focus; Image stabilization; Minimal distortion; Compact; Inexpensive

Dim corners when shooting Raw; Narrow maximum aperture; Plastic lens mount

The Canon EF-M 28mm f/3.5 Macro IS STM is optimized for macro photography and only fits M series cameras like the EOS M3 and M5. It will not mount on Canon DSLRs. At a mere 130g, this lens is a featherweight.

Wow! Check out the built in macro lights. Had some really nice macro shots with this lens. Sharp as my wife's tongue.

The dew on a flower. The color of a cat's eye. The facets and sparkle of a diamond ring. Some ultra-close-up photos are difficult to capture with a standard lens. The compact EF-M 28mm f/3.5 Macro IS STM for EOS M series digital cameras is the world's lightest* autofocus lens and the world's first...

I've made good use of this lens on my M6 in the garden and been pleasantly surprised with the macro results and the ease of autofocus

Great Features; Great Picture Quality; Lightweight

I purchased this lens to use on my Canon M5 Mirror less camera, and it is a perfect match. It is small, lightweight, and easy to use. Although it is not an EOS L lens, it does a very good job of taking sharp macro photos using it handheld in the distance mode or on a tripod in the close-up macro...

Very good. Just wish you dont have to come so close to focus the subject