My young daughter is very good with this lens.
Which L prime(s) brought you great joy?
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My young daughter is very good with this lens.
Hacker
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Unfortunately, it is false religion. Nikon used to make lenses for Canon, so the true god is really Nikon. (For those who know their history)
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Canon EF Lens Speculation [CR1] « Canon Rumors
Rumours of a new lightweight 800L II and 135L IS.
What would be a possible dream prime lens that you want Canon to make?
I would start with a 50 f/0.95.
Canon used to make them.
Okay, maybe a 50 0.9 :embrass:
Haha... Will try soon! 135mm and 200mm maybe a bit too close up for me. Getting used to 85L now and almost every shots are sharp and detailed, though it is quite heavy. But for the superb IQ and bokeh, it is worth the weight.
My preferred focal length was 50mm, but now getting used to walking further away to take family shots with 85L! It is so sharp at focused area that really cant get used to other lenses, yet with super smooth bokeh at unfocused background. Unbelievable effect!
My preferred focal length was 50mm, but now getting used to walking further away to take family shots with 85L! It is so sharp at focused area that really cant get used to other lenses, yet with super smooth bokeh at unfocused background. Unbelievable effect!
My ex-Leica friend, you must try the 200mm f/2 and the 135mm f/2 also.
raydio
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Nice! I especially like how it rendered itself in the lower left side. What body?
Using 5D Mark III. Focused on letter "r" and downsized jpg to around 25% of original photo to fit the forum page. No sharpening or adjustment done. Some resolution and sharpness lost as a result of the resizing of the jpg, if not, the AF is scarily spot on with super accuracy and sharpness.
This lens is my favourite now, as it is so sharp and yet the bokeh is so unbelievably smooth!
This lens is my favourite now, as it is so sharp and yet the bokeh is so unbelievably smooth!
raydio
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Even without sharpening the "r" looks tack sharp. I had a second look at the bokeh... it still looks totally awesome!
I wonder if the Sigma 85 f/1.4 could produce similar results?
Yes, unbelievable is the word.
wilddreamer
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How much is 135mm f2.0 zeiss in singapore? I am from indonesia by the way.
sweeshiong
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85mm L glasses...beautiful image.
for 35L, does any one face the same issue (it maybe a issue or normal) that the target is not sharp (slightly blur) at f1.4, but better IQ at f1.8+
am using 6D body center point focus only, some ppl said that it's normal for a f1.4 or f1.2 lens, usually need to down 1 f stop for a great IQ, some ppl said that because the optic axis is slightly moved which makes the f1.2/f1.4 not working well?
am using 6D body center point focus only, some ppl said that it's normal for a f1.4 or f1.2 lens, usually need to down 1 f stop for a great IQ, some ppl said that because the optic axis is slightly moved which makes the f1.2/f1.4 not working well?
Stopping down a little will surely be sharper. The question for these fast lenses is whether they are sharp enough about wide open and if it is then you have a gem.
raydio
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Very good lens but the Sigma version is considered better.
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