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Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 USM Lens
11 reviews
Price Range:
$375.00 to $653.00
For a more natural angle of view and perspective, choose from one of these lenses. These lenses will provide you with the image closest to...
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For a more natural angle of view and perspective, choose from one of these lenses. These lenses will provide you with the image closest to how your eye perceives the subject. The medium telephoto lenses are excellent for portraits and for giving images natural depth of field. Their compact size makes them convenient to use in a variety of situations.
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11 Reviews from Epinions.com
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Pros: Buttery soft bokeh, fast performance in low light conditions, ultra sonic motor
Cons: Spendier than the 1.8, a little slow to focus in low light
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I have to give this lens five stars because I love the pictures I get from this lens- my subjects pop while leaving the background beautifully blurred. Read More
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Pros: Fast, light, great bokeh, reasonable price, lovely color, low chromatic aberration, decent build, excellent glass
Cons: Not as good quality build as L lenses, some don't like the focusing ring.
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Buy this if you can afford it and have an EF compatible mount. It's so good your camera body will thank you for the rest of its life. Read More
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Pros: Huge light-gathering capabilities, much better build quality than the 50/1.8, crystal-clear images when stopped down.
Cons: Fuzzy in bright light when shooting wide open.
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An excellent value for such a solid performer. Your photos will instantly get better. Read More
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Pros: Excellent sharpness, whisper-quiet USM motor, and actually a good value.
Cons: Manual focus ring feels plasticy, loose, and cheap.
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Are you buying ONE lens? Can you afford this one? Buy it. That extra stop will save your life. Budget-constrained buyers should consider the 50/1.8-1. Read More
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Pros: Fast and sharp, full time manual focusing
Cons: Expensive for a 50mm lens, micromotor drive
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Expensive, but well worth the added expense. Read More
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Pros: Fast 1.4 aperture which means excellent low light performance
Cons: Shallow DoF means hard to focus at times. Plastic body
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It is a excellent lens for the price and provides a unique photography experience. Read More
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Pros: Very Sharp. Very Fast. Sturdy Enough. Excellent Brokeh. Versatile. Unlikely to outgrow as you upgrade.
Cons: Costly - I may not take it on certain adventures. Barrel-distortion in fullframe cams.
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Pros: excellent quality, with a digital SLR (at 75mm) it's perfect as a portrait lens.
Cons: It's not a zoom lens.
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Pros: Fast silent focus, F/1.4, Compact, good value
Cons: Needs better weather proofing
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Pros: FAST, FAST, FAST. Autofocus and F/1.4. Great build too.
Cons: not a zoom...can't hold that against it though!
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