Review on Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 USM lens, black by Ada Socha ᠌

Since it's been more than a year, I've been protecting the crop with glass. On the street or in the studio, however, a wider angle is required to get the same effect; this is not the case indoors. At 1.4, ringing sharpness, I have no complaints. Perhaps I was fortunate, or perhaps the stars were in perfect alignment. Any editor may be used to quickly and easily rectify any errors. The only thing that could be considered a drawback is that despite having an ultrasonic motor, the focus is very long (when compared, for example, with tamron 28-75). Many people write that they accidentally knocked something and nothing happened, so I don't know what kind of animal I have: I fell twice on the concrete floor from the height of my belt and nothing happened. I don't know what kind of animal I have. Naturally, if you want to prevent dust from getting into your camera's lens, you need invest in a lens hood and a filter. In general, outstanding glass that will perform its purpose dependably and, in exchange for a cautious approach, will provide a picture of extraordinary quality.