Fujiyama 28-200mm f/3.5-5.3 MC Auto Macro

Sharp! I have been shooting with the 28mm f/3.5 Macro for a couple weeks now. Quite happy with the lens, it is an impressive bit of optics. The images are very, very sharp, using the entire resolution of the EOS M5 to best effect. The lens is a specialized bit of kit, truly for macrophotography and maybe a bit of short range general photography. It has some odd features that seem a bit unusual at first. The ring light of course, quite useful when photographing targets a few inches in front of the lens. Not really a ring, the light is two 90 degree segments to the left and right of the lens aperture. You turn on the light with a button on the side of the lens. The lens must be extended before use by means of releasing a latch on the side of the barrel and then rotating the barrel into position. There are three positions for this extension, retracted, macro, and super macro. The lens is not threaded for standard filters in the usual manner due to the barrel extension. There is an adapter supplied with the lens that fits standard 43mm filters (the same as a number of EF-M lenses). This adapter blocks the ring light, no real issue as using the ring light with a filter would likely result in reflections.Read full review

Great for casual macro work. I finally got a chance to go out and try out my new EF-M 28mm f/3.5 Macro IS STM last Friday. I have never used such a short focal length macro, I'm used to my 105mm so this took some getting used to. I found this lens to be very sharp and making close-up photography much easier than with a more traditional focal length. with the image stabilization, I was able to get nice macro shots handheld. I have found this lens to be an excellent walk-around lens. It very sharp and is a great focal length for general photography. I have seen lots of reviewers give this lens a bad rap for having a maximum f-stop of F3 .5 instead of 2.8. I would have to say that if you're shooting macro, you should be shooting at least 5.6 or higher to get enough depth of field for most subjects matter. This is one of the most bizarre-looking lenses I have seen, The built-in LED lights are pretty useless in daylight but work well in subdued light such as indoors or early evening. If it's dark enough for these lights to work, you will probably need a tripod.Read full review

Great beginners macro lens. I'm a food blogger, but don't have much money to spare for camera equipment. I've a canon m6 for which this is a natural carry on lens with good macro results. The LED light on the lens is a gimmick. It has very shallow depth of field as you will see in the attached photos. This lens works best on Tripod with good source of light. There is no focus stacking in canon cameras so you need to take several focus points to merge the focus in post. Overall its a good buy for beginners.