EF/EF Mount Telephoto Lens JINTU 420-800mm f/8.3 Manual Zoom for Canon DSLR Cameras 1200D 200D 4000D 7 T7i SL1 SL2 T3 T3i T4i T5 T5i T6 T6i 6D 7D 60D 5D III/IV 2000D D5600 D5500 D3100 D3200 D3400 D90

Photography can inspire with one simple click and yet there is this preconceived notion that you have to pay thousands of pounds to take a good photograph. Great photographs do not come from that preconceived notion but rather in the way you use your individual creativity to compose that image.That said, it brings me to the JINTU 420-800mm Telephoto lens. Price wise you simply cannot go wrong with this lens. It is very well made and extremely easy to use. You absolutely need to use this with a tripod but the results are really good. Definitely well worth the price.

Like others say it's a good lens for what it costs , 100% need to use a tripod, it's not the best looking lens but gives good results if you know how to use your camera correctly

I mounted the lens to the Jintu 2x teleconverter and set it to the full 800mm focal length and pointed it at Jupiter.My setup uses a basic tripod and a remote release, so it's a case of lining up the shot and getting the focus just right and then balancing out the ISO and exposure.The aperture is low but the object (Jupiter) is bright, but with 800mm focal length, x2 teleconverter and and APS-C crop sensor DSLR, celestial motion becomes very apparent. Fast shutter speed is necessary with ISO high enough to gather enough light but low enough to avoid excessively noisy images.I think I reached the limit for how far I can push it. The resolution is low at this magnification and when combined with atmospheric distortion and how little light there is reaching the sensor, to be able to see some of Jupiter's characteristic stripes is quite impressive.

A manual lens that performs surprisingly well for the price.You get exactly what it says on the tin, so do be aware that this lens is entirely manual, however it delivers excellent quality considering the low price. Lack of image stabilisation and the size of the lens makes a tripod almost a requirement, even with in-body stabilisation of the G9. A remote shutter release also helps greatly.I am using this lens with a Panasonic G9, and the lens performed well. The seller was incredibly helpful, and kind enough to provide a M43 adapter instead of the included Canon/Nikon adapters.Picture quality has been good, with little distortion evident even at 800mm. Very clear at 420mm, producing comparable results to a Panasonic 100mm - 300mm telephoto. Chromatic aberration was mildly pronounced at 800mm, but nothing that couldn't be fixed in Lightroom.

Sent back, looks great, but not as expected

Haven't actually used it outside yet, but it looks the part and fits well onto a D5300. Managed to focus on some birds from an upstairs window. There are instructions and a Video and having watched them I feel confident I know how to use it. Just accept it is manual focus and you will need a tripod or something to rest it on. Look forward to getting outside and giving it a go. Value for money...absolutely. Seriously £100-120

Easy to handle. Good value for money

Firstly it’s not pretty,Fitted it on my Nikon and turned camera on ,Message on camera,(no lens)Put camera in manual mode and took some shots but pictures were very very dark,It’s just too much faffing about,I like ease of use and this is not,