Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II Standard AutoFocus Lens - Gray Market by Canon
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Digital camera reviews of Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II Standard AutoFocus Lens - Gray Market
Digital camera Review: 3B : Bueno, bonito y barato.
Summary: 5 Stars
Para el valor de lente ,resulta ser una muy buena alternativa.
Me ha permitido obtener retratos muy buenas.
Genera un muy buen efecto en los fondos al abrir en 1,8f.
Una muy buena opción para completar tu kit de tu SLR, un lente con excelente luminosidad y defincion de imagen.
Digital camera Review: A Must-Have!
Summary: 5 Stars
Perfect!!! An amazing lens that helps give candid shots a soft focus! A Must-Have for photography! No better way to purchase it than to buy on Amazon. Save Money and Time!! Thanks Amazon :)Digital camera Review: AMAZING LENS
Summary: 5 Stars
This lens is amazing, it gives incredible depth of field, Im using it on my canon t1i and ive had incredible results. Im a still photographer for a film and the producers have been extremely happy with my pictures.
BUY THIS LENS. trust me.. you wont regret it.
Digital camera Review: Beautiful portraits
Summary: 5 Stars
I've used this lens both in AF and MF. Love the people portrait snaps that it can deliver. The bokeh is great.Digital camera Review: Best expendable lens....ever!
Summary: 5 Stars
yes this is a cheap lens. Yes, its a plastic fantastic. but that's exactly what i'm looking for.
I'm the type of photographer who will do anything and risk it all to get the shot I originally planned for. However, i'm not the type of photographer who makes a gazillion dollars a year and can afford to risk $5000 worth of equipment to get the shot. This lens is perfect solution for me because its only a few bucks and I don't feel I have to hold back when around water, extreme heights, bad weather, sand, etc... you name it. I have no problem mounting this lens to a T2i on the side of a motorcycle to shoot HD video or take it skydiving. I can get just as great shots in bad environments as that NatGeo wannabe with $9000 around his neck who hesitates to take a picture because his equipment is too expensive to risk.
My philosophy is to use cheap primes in places you wouldn't want to take expensive and heavy glass. At least you won't feel that bad if you drop it in mud. If it breaks like so many claim, i'll buy another one and get another 50,000 shots out of it. Even then, its still a cheaper path then going for the f/1.4. Besides, the 1.4 is due for an update, I would expect a mk2 version soon.
I love this lens. its a great 50mm on my 5D mk2 and a great 80mm on my 7D.