Canon 50mm f/1.8 📷 STM Lens with Expo Kit Deal Review

The lens is contained within a bag, which is then wrapped in some bubble wrap before being placed within the accompanying box. Immediately with the use of the whale lens, more creative possibilities surfaced. I have a whale that goes for 7,000 (with a stub, 18-55), but even in a room with a light bulb, it was pitch black inside. After I either unscrewed the iso or moved the approximation further away, everything worked properly again. I thought the lens was great, but when I focused it, only…

I must say right away that I did not buy HERE, but on the secondary market from my hands. This is my second lens after the usual kit 18-55mm. The first thing that caught my eye was the quality of the photo. It opened up the opportunity to take pictures in the evening, with not strong lighting, without strong noises. The colors are more colorful, within the bounds of decency, of course) Autofocus works perky, unlike the whale one. The only inconvenience that you get used to over time is a fixed…

Excellent product. Very happy with the purchase. The seller is well done, delivered as promised on time, before the holidays. Acquired in the Olympus photo store through . Very satisfied. Communication with the seller was via chat - always answered and promptly. I note that earlier I had to cancel the order of the same lens through another seller (I won’t specify, it’s still not correct), since there was no contact with support and the seller. Olympus - well done. They did not disappoint and…

I recently bought it as a fast, inexpensive portrait lens for the Canon 7D (as a portrait lens, it is more suitable for FF). Recommended for beginners and amateur photographers. There is no better option for this money. Pros below: Compared to the predecessor EF 50 f / 1.8 II, the design has been noticeably improved: 1. Metal mount instead of plastic. 2. More convenient location of the focus ring (its presence is generally doubtful, but still). 3. Number of aperture blades 7 instead of 5. From

Very high quality glass for the money that is asked for it. You can take it and 85mm f1. 8 and this is enough for many situations. Used on canon 6d mark2. Has some pros: High-quality sharp picture, even at an open aperture. Fast and smooth autofocus, and very good in video. Very light weight. Its cons: The trunk leaves, or whatever it is called, the front lens, when focusing, but not to say much.

For video shooting, I shoot on the 600D, this camera does not have an STM system. But this does not prevent me from using a 50mm lens. High-quality photos, sometimes it misses, but it's not so critical.

A great option for beginners, especially if you want to shoot video too - older budget models are noisy and focus less smoothly. Used with Canon EOS 600D and 77D. Pros: Very sharp. Allows you to accurately and silently focus when shooting video. Inexpensive. Cons: Like all STMs, manual focusing is very inconvenient - it only works when half-pressed.

Initially I wanted for my canon 6d 50mm 1.4, but the price tag, of course, bit. I bought 1.8 and there is no limit to joy! Pictures are masterpiece! 44224313

I bought it by 5d3, having 35mm L and 135mm L. I bought it because I wanted 50mm, but I didn’t save up for Carl Zeiss Milvus. Manil light weight, low cost and cool looking. Probably good value for your money. With its pros: Pts good plastic and metal mount, good sharpness with f2.8 in the center, and f4 at the corners. Good AF. Got cons: On FF: 1.8 is a marriage, 2.8 - good sharpness, good bokeh, 4 - the vignette finally disappears, the bokeh gets worse. Color rendition is far from L-level.

I bought it from my hands for 6.500. Happy as an elephant. Just wow effect. They wrote here that they would increase on the crop, because. a part of the image falls on the matrix. But I have a crop and a focal length of 50 mm as stated on the lens. canon d600 camera

The lens's stepping motor is more sophisticated because of its intended use for video. I "chased" it by taking pictures in a variety of environments and with a variety of subjects. When directed toward the center, the shot is dead on. In my opinion, it's always best to have the newest, greatest model available. The buyer was as happy as an elephant with the deal. Put the EF 50mm f/1.8 II lens away and get the newer version. The f/1.4 variant, which is older but more advanced, costs twice as…

I'm a rusty teapot and a total amateur when it comes to photography. Before getting into sports photography, I shot using a Canon 650d with a kit lens for four years as a general purpose camera. Using a kit lens, I found that I was unable to take photos of a quality that I was satisfied with when photographing at night. After doing some research on the internet, I came to the conclusion that I required a width that was constant. Taking into account the crop, a focal length of 50 millimeters is…

Yes, it does not create images of the same quality as a Canon 50/1.4 or any Sigma lens when set to 1.8. Because the lenses are available in a variety of price ranges, but in comparison to others in its category and at its cost, it is really attractive and should be in the bags of every Canon owner. Examples:

Very high quality glass for the money that is asked for it. You can take it and 85mm f1. 8 and this is enough for many situations. Used on canon 6d mark2.

One of my favorite fixes. Both DSLRs and mirrorless ones. Video about this lens: ? v=19oChK9x2p8&t=4s&ab_channel=Fonck

I bought for 2800r, as I saw how much it costs right now, to put it mildly, my eyes widened. Excellent lens. Of course, for 8000 I would never buy it. On Ali and Ibei, the Chinese options, although not Canon, are exactly 2-2.5 times cheaper, and judging by the reviews, they are no worse. The greed of "domestic" sellers never ceases to amaze.

Bought this lens two weeks ago. At one time I used an old model (Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II), but over time I bought a better lens - Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 USM. During operation, the lens, together with the camera, fell from a tripod from a height of 1.8 m. The camera is alive, the lens wascomvered, I had to get the old 50mm 1.8. Ofcomurse, it was already unpleasant, but the toad was choking to take the new USM, and the prices jumped. I took USM for 13 thousand, now we have it for 25 thousand - an…

Great photo. Application portrait, can street. maybe some sporting events (but only shoot football players closest to you). Here is an example of a stadium from the top stand. Small but clear objects. Class!

With its pros. A beautiful picture, even at a closed aperture, pleases the eye. Different cons: What seems to be a disadvantage is actually just a feature of this lens

Slowly rebuilds autofocus compared to E-FM lenses, because of this there will be a lot of blurring. It is suitable for calm portraits, the pictures will really please you. But for something very fast will not work.