📸 YONGNUO YN35mm F2 Lens: High-quality AF/MF Wide-Angle Fixed/Prime Auto Focus Lens for Canon EF Mount EOS Camera Review

I read the positive and negative reviews of this lens and thought I should try and get a decent 35mm EF mount lens for $90. The copy I received is of poor quality. Each frame is blurred, straight lines bend sharply as they approach the edges, the edges are distorted and blurred. Someone came across good specimens, but I didn't. Unfortunately for Yongnuo, I was willing to give them just one chance. send back. Instead, I'm putting the money on the L series.

Well I have to say I was skeptical at first but this lens gives a really nice picture for the price. I've shot with the Canon version of this lens, but couldn't justify not trying it first. It's not Canon, but for $88 this lens kills. I'm shooting in manual mode with my Canon 6D - here are some shots from today. I would also like to note that I purchased an extended warranty based on several reviews of the lens failing after a few uses. I hope it doesn't happen :)

The lens is amazing, I was afraid to order at first because of the negative reviews BUT I'm so glad I did! Arrived today and I tested it, when used in a bright place with natural light or in a studio they work very well and fast, not so well in low light. Autofocus struggles in low light but works great in bright light. I personally shoot by hand, but check the feedback. They don't look cheap, I think they are very well made, it looks Canon to me. The picture quality is crystal clear. Works…

I'm a Canon girl and I have all Canon gear. I didn't really like my Canon 35-80mm so I decided to try this lens after seeing the price drop by $30. What a nice little lens it is! I installed it on my 70d to check it out. I took a few photos with auto focus and they came out great, but then I switched to manual focus and they came out great! I have crisp photos with nice creamy bokeh and a softer effect around the edges. This isn't a Canon L lens range, but you get a lot for your money at a very

For the price it seems like a pretty good product. I bought it to take beautiful photos of my daughter and it works well. Not good. I read reviews where many buyers said it was bad for videos but I didn't care. My problem is that it doesn't appear super sharp. What drives me crazy For example, photos taken with this lens always come out a little grainier than they should be and using the autofocus is very slow and often doesn't work very well. I have to shoot in manual focus most of the time…

I really liked the YN600EX-RT II Speedlite and the YN14EX Macro Ring Lite, but I can't say the same about the YONGNUO YN35mm F2 1:2 AF/MF wide-angle lens with fixed/full-time autofocus. It no longer obscures the aperture, and the autofocus mechanism has become even louder. During the warranty period, I could not get any response from Yongnuo regarding the repair. I don't have a 90 day purchase window on Revain so no help here. Neither Yongnuo nor Revain's reseller, Duoda Digital, who I bought…