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Review on πŸ” YONGNUO YN50mm F1.8 Lens with Auto Focus for Canon EF Mount EOS Cameras and Large Aperture by Bima ᠌

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Perfect product for any user!

I shoot full frame. It is probably biased to judge this model if I came across a good copy. Before buying, I looked at comparisons with kenon 1.8, test shots, read reviews, but mine actually turned out to be better: a bit to add sharpness to the picture programmatically - an excellent shot, at an open aperture, sharpness, etc., at the level of a closed aperture. I once had a canon 1.4: on apertures up to 2.0 there was soap on light sources, but this one does not have such soap. Autofocus doesn't seem to work. But my copy is probably an exception. The only impression with such materials and backlash is that it will fall apart at any moment)) I took it on Ali for 2800r. I am personally very pleased. took exclusively for video (shortfilms to shoot)

Pros
  • PRICE! 7 aperture blades (instead of 5 Canon ones at 1.8) give a more rounded bokeh. Well, the weight is 119 gr (weighed)
Cons
  • it is incorrect to find fault with such a price, but still: - he does not have a very sharp picture - my copy has a deterioration in sharpness at apertures from 4.0 to 5.0 - does not particularly tolerate frontal light - the black point rises (it is easily eliminated by software) - the focus ring plays, or rather it moves away from the body itself, but there is no play when rotating. - once (during the first use) the connection of the carcass with the lens was lost, the DSLR cursed at the contacts. - I shot a video on the street at a temperature of -15 - the diaphragm sticks, you have to turn the control ring on the device back and forth so that the diaphragm gets to the desired position. Didn't notice right away.