Canon 85Mm Medium Telephoto Cameras Review

This is going to be my favorite lens. I have a 70-200 2.8 IS which used to be my main portrait lens. It replaced him! I shoot at f/2.8 with this lens, but it's still pretty sharp, even wide open. I feel this lens is a bit sharper than my 70-200. The only complaint about this lens is chromatic aberration. A LOT, but it's easy to fix in Photoshop, and even the larger, more expensive 85 f1.2 L suffers quite a bit. I honestly can't justify the price difference between the L version and this one…

I just bought an EOS R which uses Canon's new RF mount. I bought the RF 35mm 1.8 but other RF lenses are too expensive at the moment. However, I have a thing for 85 focal lengths. It just has something special. I consider myself an intermediate photographer, so I can't justify buying the RF 85 1.2, although I may buy one in the future. Luckily I bought an EOS R kit with an EF lens adapter so I can use EF lenses with the new RF mount. So I thought why not give EF 85 1.8 a try! I am very happy…

First find out what these lenses are and why you need them. This is NOT a universal lens. DO NOT buy this camera thinking you can shoot anything and everything with it. WHY IS IT? - Portraits. Take your time, take 5-7 shots of each pose. You will be very satisfied with the result and the quality. If the product isn't huge, it can make it really popular. The depth of field is amazing and the background is almost pure bokeh if you get it right. Depth of field. Whatever you feel, you need a sharp…