Enhanced Canon EF-S 60mm f/2.8 Macro Lens Review

A good, relatively inexpensive lens (it was cheaper two years ago) I personally really like it, if anyone doubts whether to take it or not, then take it! ) Anyway, in terms of price-quality ratio, Ru/users/bubsin/view/777364/? page=2

Its pros: Bright, bright beautiful picture. If you get the hang of working with such a depth of field, then this is not only a macro lens, but also an excellent staffer. Has some cons It is not always possible to focus correctly, but the one who buys a macro knows what he is getting into :)

Different pros: The lens is used on 7D. It is really very compact and fast. Suitable for shooting medium-sized subjects. Affordable price. Has cons: There is no high rendering of small elements with a lack of light.

Pros: + Sharpness is good + Aperture is high, artistic lenses are already higher + The focusing speed is very fast, on the Canon 7d mk2 it covers all distances in half a second, but this is not an L-series + Small thread diameter for filters, you can buy the cheapest + Light weight, and therefore less weight of the final whale + The price is adequate Has some cons -Only crop -Kit without hood, and the original costs about 1000 for a small piece of plastic - Naturally, the fix does not adjust…

Can't comment on the price, I bought it used. For your area (subject / macro) on the crop - what you need. Portrait application BUT (!) Adjusted for "excessive" sharpness. In a number of situations, he clearly lacks a stub (on the other hand, 100kA / 2.8L IS USM is almost 2 times more expensive). In general, quite a successful "non-L'echnaya" model for crop. Has some pros Nimble, tenacious, quiet, sharp, the colors are bright, saturated, it “washes” the background well (7 petals after all) With

Bought for Canon 50D. I did not buy EF glass, because. on crop, any glass for FF gives distortion, and is used for only two-thirds of its capabilities = money thrown away. I'm happy with the lens, it's worth the money. Has pros: Qualitatively assembled, USM motor, accurate and fast autofocus, fast, light, very sharp, macro and portraits are very clear, you can literally get into the eye or examine the pores on the skin. Also suitable for narrow-format landscapes. There are no analogues of EF-S…

Analog used: CANON EF 100mm f2.8L Macro IS USM. An excellent macro lens in every respect. With curiosity I bought it for Canon 500D. The lens definitely pleased. By and large, if you don't quibble, it's a worthy companion of the EF 100mm f2.8L Macro IS USM. But, I would not recommend comparing them, since these glasses are from different worlds, L-ka on FF, and this one, only on crop (real focal length 96 mm). I didn’t have the usual Kenon macro weaving, so I can’t compare it with it. But, I…

If you need to fill your online store with high-quality product photos and, at the same time, there is no need to print large photos in a catalog or in a magazine, then this is your choice 100%! The use of this lens on a crop gives its advantages: 1) the depth of field, other things being equal, is greater than in the full frame of the 5DM3 + 100 f / 2.8L kit, this allows you not to clamp the aperture too much and not lose it in microcontrast when shooting macro objects; 2) the size of the…

Great lens for macro photography. I use it on the Canon eos 5D mark II by installing the Automatic Macro Extension Tube EFS-12 for Canon EF / EFS through the extension ring - this also increases the shooting scale, though infinity disappears. Very sharp lens. A photo taken on it here http://www. Bfoto. Ru/news/canon-60-macro. Html there is also a video from it

Pros:* Amazing lens quality, especially for the price. Very sharp and razor sharp with no creases, vignetting or other types of "lens character".* Versatile. Although this lens is designed for macro photography, it can also be used for portraits and as a general purpose lens. If you're using it as an all-purpose lens, it's important to take the time to get to know it, as it does have some limitations. I leave this lens on my camera most of the time unless I need a telephoto lens. In good light,

The Canon EF-S 60mm is one of the few lenses in Canon's range that can perform 1:1 macro focusing at "life size". This means that the image projected onto the photo sensor is the same size as the subject at the minimum focusing distance. Other lenses with f/1 magnification include the EF 100mm f/2.8, EF 100mm f/2.8 L IS, 180mm f/3.5 L and MP-E 65mm f/2 ,8 (last able to reach 5 times life size but not t focus to infinity). Of the lenses listed above, the 100mm f/2.8 and its L brother are closest

There are two things I want to do here. I'll look at the 60mm lens first. Next I want to talk about the difference between a 60mm macro lens and a 100mm macro lens as they are often compared to each other. I want to talk about the technical side of this lens; Pluses and minuses, pluses first... 1. Very sharp. Let's face it, sharpness is probably high on the list of what makes a good lens, and this lens has it down to the last detail. Check out some sample shots to see what I'm talking about…