Review on Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 USM lens, black by Wiktor Franko ᠌

In Africa, he is valued at fifty dollars, and fifty dollars serves as a type of benchmark there. At this time, Canon possesses three. I have previously written about how "plasticity-fantastic" is. 1.8, while 1.2 USM is not and is not likely to become, thus for the time being I utilize 1.4 USM. One of the benefits is, if it does hit, a lovely picture that has soothing hues and a pattern that is easily recognizable as a "fifty." When there is very little light, using a flash is not an option, or you simply want to blur the background into the trash, using an aperture of 1.4 is helpful. Constructive in terms of the negatives. The helicode will bend in response to any contact, regardless of how forceful it is, which will result in the partial or entire inability to focus. The only way to treat it is to take it to a service center or disassemble it. When fully open (1.4–1.8), the sound is noticeably softer. The focusing seems noticeably slower and is noticeably worse compared to other USM solutions.