Objetivo supergran angular Canon EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM 13/10 elementos

The Canon EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM is a compact, lightweight super wide-angle zoom lens for Canon EF-S mount SLR cameras. Its 10–22mm focal range delivers an ultra-wide perspective for expansive landscapes, interior shots and dramatic architectural images. The lens contains 13 elements in 10 groups and supports close focusing down to 0.24 m while maintaining a small form factor suitable for travel.

Advantages

This lens offers a versatile ultra-wide field of view with a relatively small and light design (0.385 kg), making it convenient to carry on travel or location shoots. The built-in Ultra-Sonic Motor (USM) enables fast, quiet autofocus with full-time manual focus override. Optical construction of 13 elements in 10 groups and a 77 mm filter thread support quality imaging and accessory compatibility.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Landscape photography
• Architectural and interior photography
• Real estate and property shoots
• Travel and location photography

Key specifications

• Focal length: 10–22 mm
• Maximum aperture: f/3.5–4.5
• Lens structure: 13 elements in 10 groups
• Minimum aperture: f/22
• Closest focusing distance: 0.24 m
• Maximum magnification: 0.17x
• Filter size: 77 mm
• Mount: Canon EF-S
• Weight: 0.385 kg
• Dimensions: diameter 8.35 cm, length 89.8 mm

How to use

Attach the lens to a compatible Canon EF-S mount camera body until it locks. Use the 10–22 mm zoom range to compose wide scenes or interiors; for maximum depth and a broader field of view, set the focal length toward 10 mm. Rely on the USM autofocus for fast focusing — you can override autofocus at any time by rotating the focus ring for precise manual adjustments. Maintain a minimum working distance of approximately 0.24 m for close subjects.

Recommendations

For best results, use a tripod for long exposures or interior shots to avoid camera shake at slow shutter speeds. Consider a circular polarizer or neutral density filter on the 77 mm thread to control reflections and exposure when shooting landscapes and architecture.