Canon EF-S 18-55 mm f/3.5-5.6 II
10. Autofocus
The sharpness adjustment isn’t fast and, because of the lens’s weak aperture, there are situations when the lens tries to focus for a long time before it makes a frequently wrong decision.
In spite of the fact that the lens isn’t equipped with a USM motor, its performance is much quieter than its fixed focal competitors like the EF 2.8/28 or 1.8/50.
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Since our tested lens doesn’t have a good aperture it is hard to get small sharpness of depth pictures. Therefore, from the picture below, it is hard to make a clear conclusion as far as front or back focusing is concerned. We think, however, that the lens has a tendency towards front focusing.
