Review on Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 USM lens, black by Seo-jun Jun

1.4 on it is operating, but only under certain circumstances. If the photograph is not blown up, it is impossible to evaluate the degree to which a more narrow aperture affects the clarity of the image. But it's hard to resist the urge to crank it up to 100 percent, check it pixel by pixel, and. After then, you should always use 1.8 or higher. as a result of the sharpness not being quite as good as it once was, the purple haze being more obvious, and so on. Some pros: Superior in clarity to zooms of up to 25000 r.p.m. On the crop, in theory, there is nothing else that can be done to blur the background; at 85mm, you will no longer be required to speak with a person and can instead yell across the street. The focusing mechanism is shielded from any collision thanks to the lens hood, which is connected directly to the body of the camera. Having this drawback: At an aperture of 1.4, when the sharpness zone is very small, it is noticeable that younger carcasses such as 550d miss with a centimeter focus in the random direction. Additionally, the eyes of the model are no longer sharp in any way, and it is necessary to do so manually. On day 7d, I did not encounter such cruel behavior. After taking the lens cover off for the day, I managed to hit the front of the lens, which resulted in the immediate loss of autofocus.