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I bought the 250D lens to use with my Sony DSC-F717 and it is just wonderful. I can also use it with my Canon G3 because I bought a Canon LADC58B Conversion Lens Adapter (which is required and is inexpensive).
I had been hearing a lot of good things about this lens in digital photography forums and I have seen many wonderful examples of its use.
I recommend this lens to anyone who wants to make their "macro" photography shine. Get one!
Just be clear that there is the 52mm and the 58mm and don't be confused as to which one will fit your camera.
Edit:
Just a clarification:
This one 'is' the "58mm" even though above (on this page) when you click the links "See More Technical Details" and "See all Product Description" it mentions "52mm". This is misleading and confusing. At the very very top of this page it says "58mm". Let me just assure you that this particular one 'is' the "58mm" and 'is not' the "52mm".
late edit (Aug 04, 06):
Well, it looks as if Amazon finally corrected that misleading info I mentioned just above in my clarification.
Click Here to see more reviews about: Canon 250D 58mm Close-up Lens for A700, A710IS, G1, G2, G3, G5, G6 & EOS SLR Cameras
Compatible with Select Canon SLR cameras and lenses, the 250D close-up accessory attaches to the front of your camera lens, where it changes the closest focusing distance from infinity to roughly 9.9 inches. The lens supports most EF lenses, but also attaches to the Canon PowerShot G1, G2, G3, G5, and G6 cameras and the A620 and A610 models. The various Canon cameras require different conversion lens adapters.
PowerShot G1 and G2 cameras require the LA-DC58 adapter
PowerShot G3 and G5 cameras require the LA-DC58B adapter
The PowerShot G6 camera requires the LA-DC58D adapter
A620 and A610 cameras require the LA-DC58F adapter
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