MEKE Aperture Manual RF Mount Cameras Review

I purchased a lens from this brand hoping to improve the quality of my photography but I was truly disappointed by ITS subpar performance... thanks to my knowledge gained in practice, I could immediately tell that the aperture mechanism on this lens was cheaply made. The quality of the construction is poor and it just doesn`t perform well on my camera. The only pro is that it is affordable, but in this case, you really do get what you pay for. Save yourself the trouble and invest in a better…

As a loyal consumer of electronic gadgets, I was extremely disappointed with this lens. As a result of my tests, I determined that the quality of the images this lens captures is simply abysmal... The colors appear washed out, and the sharpness is far from what one expects from a professional lens. The only good thing i can say about it is that it seemed to be constructed well enough. The cons, however, far outweigh the pro here. I wouldn't recommend this lens to anyone..

If you want an f/1.2 aperture the Meike RF 50/1.2 is a worthy competitor to Canon models at a reasonable price. Since I've had mine I've been able to use it a bit at home as well as in portrait photography. With my Canon EOS R5 mirrorless camera, manual focusing was easier than I expected thanks to focus peaking, and I was able to capture a very high percentage of photos with perfect focus. You can also zoom in to check focus before shooting. I found the lens to be pretty sharp even at f1.2…