Review on Canon EF 40mm f/2.8 STM Lens - Fixed Black (6310B002) for US Cameras by Dorota Ogonowska ᠌

It was only by chance that I purchased it for the 5D Mark II, but I will not give it up! A good number of people have stated in their writing that the focal length of the lens is neither 35 mm nor 50 mm. In theory, they are successful as a result of this, but in practice, I believe their success is due to the fact that the distance is convenient. I bought it from that person for two thousand dollars, and it was in brand new condition. It came with a filter, a box, and a guarantee; in other words, it was a freebie. Photographed with a 50mm and a 35mm lens. It seemed like shooting with a 50mm lens at maximum aperture was too far for street photography. Nevertheless, 35mm is much too wide. Because of its similarity to the 35mm focal length, the 40mm lens ended up being the most suitable choice for me. The proportions are just right! A significant number of snobs and aestheticians were present. They dislike the trunk because, contrary to what the developers have stated, focusing is not as silent as it should be. There are fewer and fewer people each year. Do you take pictures, and if not, what do you typically do with your time? Extremely peaceful concentration for me! And quickly. For me, 2.8 is already the aperture setting. My copy is exceptionally sharp, making it suitable for shooting open-faced photographs right away. In overall, for the price of one penny, this is a superb lens. I'd like to thank Canon for providing it. Another piece of advice from me is that you should learn to shoot on fixed. More movements)))