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

Excellent all-arounder for those just starting out. Both crop and full frame modes were put through their paces by me, but I found that the full frame mode offered a more pleasurable experience overall. One year's worth of experience. Got pros: There is almost any chromaticity, and even minor adjustments may be completed in about two minutes using the editor. Very smooth, and there are no onion rings. A dim atmosphere and the later part of the day are both conducive to good drawing. There have also been no complaints received regarding the space's distorted appearance. Portrait, city, walks, and studio work are no problem for him. The fact that it is made of plastic can be considered a drawback, but the fact that it is so light and compact makes it a great choice for traveling. Many disadvantages: The sharpness of the image begins at f/4, thus praising 1.4 so soon after that makes little logic. Attention. so that it. It seems as though the motor is tough: tapping, lame movement, and striking is a long way from the first time (for photographing penguins, however, it is ideal since the penguins have contrasting coloring, which makes it simple for the lens to acquire focus). This lens is not designed for speed. When exposed to frost (-12), has a tendency to transform into a vegetable.