#Objektiv 50mm canon manual#

This is obviously a cheaper lens offering, but the reason why it is so popular is that the image quality is far better than the price would normally allow. Image quality is very good considering the price, and with the aperture at f/1.8, background blur looks very nice, even though the edges do suffer from some softness.

#Objektiv 50mm canon manual#

The Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM has a simple layout, with only a AF/MF switch and manual focus ring which is quite narrow, but at only 160g, this lens is also the lightest on the list. The Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM may not deliver the best quality optics on this list and it is rather plasticky-feeling, but as a cost-effective solution that has better image quality than the price suggests, you can’t go wrong with this offering.Īt around $100, the lens has six elements arranged in eight groups, with a Super Spectra Coating and reasonably fast STM stepping AF motor with manual override. As another top-end 50mm from Canon, you could try the EF 50mm f/1.2L USM. Still, if you can afford this one, it’s a great solution to have in your lens arsenal. Meaning that if you don’t have a regularly use for the tilt shift or macro functions, then you will get more bang for your buck with a regular Canon L series lens.

This Canon lens ticks almost every box for a top of the line 50mm lens, with fantastic image quality, but the downside is that it’s rather expensive.

This lens is also rather weighty coming in at 945g, with 12 elements arranged in a groups, two ultra-low dispersion and one aspherical element, plus Air Sphere and SubWavelength structure coating. You’re not short of features with this lens, with a +/- 8.5 degrees of tilt and +/- 12mm of shift available, with a close focusing distance of 27cm and a macro reproduction ratio of 1:2. But, if you want a 50mm lens with macro abilities and is tilt-shift, then this is possibly your only option. Canon also offers other 50mm optics if you want a more straightforward approach. The Canon TS-E 50mm f/2.8L MACRO is far from being a regular 50mm lens with simple workings.