Review on Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 USM lens, black by Amphai Nanthaklang ᠌

Primitive lenses aren't my thing because I don't enjoy lugging about a backpack full of lenses, but this one has an aperture that allows it to perform things that other lenses can't do. Optics are an essential piece of equipment for casual photographers who want to capture meaningful moments in still or moving images when they have plenty of time to work with. You can acquire some truly wonderful and unique photographs and films by employing some technique in your approach. There is a certain mystique about photographs. Extremely stunning bokeh, performs well in low light, and does not require the use of a tripod because long exposures are not necessary. Here comes the awful news. The lens suffers from chromatic aberration, which is most noticeable when taking pictures at night; for the best results, you should manually adjust the focus when taking pictures. Take or not? Everything, as it always has, depends on the price-quality ratio; in this case, it is a four because of how easy it is to use; yet, you may produce masterpieces with this lens.