I kinda disagree with your choices. I think the 24-105 f4L ii should be in this mix as an all around lens with great range and capturing wonderful landscape at 24mm and great portrait at 70-105 mm. For an all around walking lens, it's hard to beat this lens with it versatility.
What's yout criteria? I would never recommend an EF-S lens. Lenses are a lifetime investment that will span many camera bodies, so it is best to always go for the full frame variant. The 24-70 mm f2.8L is a very worthwhile investment and better choice than the 17-55 APS-C lens. I would also recommend the 50mm 1.4 as the 50 to get. The 50 1.2L is better on center, but less sharp at the edges than the 1.4 for example at lower Apertures. Once you get to f4.0 pretty even. The 1.2 isn't worth the 4 times multiple in price. The 1.2 85mm over the 1.8 is hard to argue, except for the weight and bulk. The 85mm 1.2L is probably Canon's best lens.
For APS-C cameras EF-S lenses are generally the better choice. Not all EF lenses perform well on APS-C, and when it comes to general purpose zooms the focal range of EF lenses suck on APS-C. Besides they are often quite unnecessarily expensive. Lenses are longer term investments than cameras, yes. But certainly not lifetime investments. I own (and loved) several EF lenses from the film age whose sharpness just aren't good enough for modern cameras. So much for "lifetime". If you KNOW you're going to "upgrade" to full frame very SOON and KNOW where the money's going to come from, then I agree: buy EF. But if you only THINK that some day you'll go full frame and you also hope to marry and have kids - which is going to suck up a lot of cash for much more important purposes than photography, then do not buy EF (unless there are no EF-S options). Those who invested in EF a few years ago and now realise that if they ever move to full frame it's going to be mirrorless, and that the new RF lenses are better than their EF lenses, well they might realise that their EF glass wasn't really much of a lifetime investment. And very importantly: most APS-C users never buy full frame. Personally I don't even want full frame. If someone offered to give me an R5 for free, I'd say no thank you, because it would create a need for lenses that I could never afford.
If you a photographer, and know how to use lens and camera, doesn't matter which one you have, i have 35mm, 50mm,have zoom 18-55,70-300,make perfect setup, and it's does work
Great video! Thanks. I have the 50mm F/1.4 and like the extra stop. More $$ though. The 17-55 F/2.8 is my absolute favourite for indoors, family events, and the like. I just got the 70-200mm. F/4 IS II L and I just LOVE it. Too cold to go outside and shoot a bunch yet, but soon.
Agree that you need a 50mm lens but I feel the 50mm f1.4 is far better in quality than the 1.8. I also prefer the 70-200mm f2.8 and the 24-70mm f2.8 and lastly the 16-35mm f2.8. I also like the 85mm f1.8 but I rarely use it however I keep it for random photography at leisure I haven`t used it for weddings or events .. I tend to stick to 50mm f1.4 and 24-70mm f2.8, and occassionally the 70-200mm f2.8 for getting detail when I`m a distance away from the Client eg; photos of the Bride and Groom exchanging vows and putting on wedding bands. I also use the Canon 6D and Canon APS-C 1500d
Ashish : U- Tube Ah ja, you get what you pay for in this case. See it from this perspective, if the image is rubbish then it’s because of you and not the lens because there is nothin better available on the market 😂
Hmm... I disagree with this list. Your best 4 lenses are the EF 24-70mm f2.8L II, EF 70-200mm f2.8L II/III, EF 35mm f/1.4L II & EF 50mm f/1.2L lenses. All Luxury lenses with great sharpness BUT they are expensive... lol
85mm is great for APS-C sensor DSLR? It can survive drops with all that glass and weight? It's an excellent lens for portraits but would prefer it on a full frame as it is designed for. Also why so random recommendations? You go from one of the best bang for dollar 50mm 1.8 STM (also why show two versions of it instead of just the STM version?) then go to professional 85mm 1.2 L II instead of the 85mm 1.8 USM? Then you recommend an EF-S lens for APS-C sensor only and then recommend 70-200mm f4 instead of 2.8? I am so confused... What is your criteria for these recommendations? Are these lenses what you own? So confusing...
@@Robert_Gonzales can be had for 160 used. This isn't the kind of lens you need the warranty for. Take a shot at a gently use one for 30 to 50 more than the 1.8. I did.
Camera Conspiracies says that a wide lens - 28mm or less, allows close-ups easily. Just use judiciously,. For example: putting your arm into the shot when vLogging will make your arm look ridiculous.
Nice video and very informative! I just buy my first DSLR camera Canon EOS 800D ! The kit lens is a 18-55mm ! What cheap all around lens should I buy? Thanks!
@@lcdy1280 nice! I just watched josh winiarski's review on it so I can have a better idea of what it is. That 2.8 is definitely better than the kit lens lol. It's contrast was better too. What category(ies) of photography do you?
I dropped my SL2 :( and just bought a 90D. I want that EF 85mm f1.2L II USM but the price is way too high for my budget (even used). Anything like it but cheaper?
Hi,I would like to enquire, I have canon 850d body camera and I would like to buy the EF 17-55mm F/2.8 , is this lens good for my camera 850d? Thanks hope to hear u soon..
I'm in a dilemma to decide my first full frame from my good ol' 70 D. I already own a 70-200 USM ii lens. Would the use of an adaptor for 70-200 USM ii on a mirror less frame compromise image quality? Will you get the same result as with a Mark IV? As of now, I'm more inclined towards a Mark IV. What's your take on this?
No, adapting a lens onto a mirrorless body does not change the image quality at all - you'll get the exact same result. Just bear in mind that the 45 mp sensor of the R5 is going to put higher demands on the sharpness of lenses than the 30 mp sensor of the 5d4. But any lens that's sharp enough on your 70D should be sharp enough on any full frame camera up to at least 50 mp. What you do is your choice, but I'd just stick to the wonderful 70D. Or maybe upgrade to the even better 90D (as I did). But that sensor puts much higher demands on lens sharpness. No lens will perform any worse on it, but some might not be able to make full use of the high resolution sensor, so if you pixel peep the images may look soft. Your 70-200 should be alright, though.
Hello, i'd need your wise hint, please! 😂 Basing on your opinion, should I prefer the 18-55 3,5-5,6 IS STM or the 4-5,6 IS STM? I bought an eon 850D with 4-5,6, but they sent me the older 3,5-5,6 so I'm considering the replacement. Every suggestion would be super-appreciated. Thank you!
Bruh, f3.5 to f4.0 isn't a big difference. Unless you're planning to change into fast glass lense such as f2.8 or faster aperture. Just invest in cheapo 50mm stm 1.8 you'll absolutely fall in love with it...
You don't tell about Canon 15-85mm I use this lens on my Canon 90D. This lens so exelent Sharpness photos, great images details, lights, autofocus so fast, ULTRASONIC Motor it's silent. This lens does not make noise in photos or other effects when taking photos on the highest ISO settings. This lens great shooting Sport and Night photos short distance.Canon 15-85 likes professional lens for crop sensor category.
Aperture is the most important thing for lens. It is not depend on mm. I looked at your lenses on the market, aperture is f3.5-6.5. It is not good enough. The more expensive lenses, the less F number is.
ha forget that its not that good i had one its very soft wide open the F4 is shaRP ALL THROUGH THE APERTURE RANGE ITS LIGHTER AND SHARPER AND CHEAPER HERE IN THE uk AT mpb I CAN GET A 70/200l f4 NON is FOR UNDER £300
So you gave us the 4 best canon lenses for 2020 and one of them is the EFS1755...maybe you should rename the video to something like '4 best lenses for your crop sensor canon 2020'
Great content I have the canon 90d I bought the kit lens with it 18-55 I would love my picture quality to be more sharper like crisp do I need a better lens. Or is it my settings?can someone help me to understand it better thanks so much😄
Regarding image quality, definitely not the best Canon Lenses. He may have been going for best value? the RF 85 is notably better than the EF version which suffers from noticeable CA at wide apertures.
Jason Dale, you are right, this is a very personal point of view, which I do respect, but EF 79-200mm f/2.8 L IS III is by far better lens than any of those expose by the author.
I just bought a canon eos 2000d and I’m interested in getting another lens soon and I’m happy with what I have from when I bought it. But I have been taking moon pictures from my other camera that was a point and shoot I was able to get my moon shots just fine. But the other night I was trying to experiment with the lens and they came out blah. What do you recommend for a lens for moon shots and also sunrises/sunsets?
Get a telephoto for the moon, the longest the best, the more expensive the best, believe me, is not the same a Canon 50mm f/1.8 for $150.00 if you compare with 50mm 1.2 L that cost $1500.00
I wouldn't take a "review" that uses footage of the legacy EF 50mm f/1.8 instead of the EF 50mm f/1.8 STM seriously if it doesn't acknowledge the fact. They are two different products. The legacy lens is not accurate or precise in terms of focus. I have tried multiple copies and on a crop sensor body, this problem is very bad.
Hi, I like your video very much... I am planning to start my TH-cam channel for education videos.. And planning to buy m50 but distance between camera to my sitting position is maximum 4 feet.. Can you plz suggest me which lens will be best for me.. is 50 mm lens is good for my case or 10- 18 mm lens or any other lens? I have no idea about photography and waiting for your reply.. Thanks in advance...
You need to get with the program. EF lenses are history. It's ALL about RF and they are indeed superior in all ways to the EF. I've owned them both and that's the facts.
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I kinda disagree with your choices. I think the 24-105 f4L ii should be in this mix as an all around lens with great range and capturing wonderful landscape at 24mm and great portrait at 70-105 mm. For an all around walking lens, it's hard to beat this lens with it versatility.
same bro
Is the Canon lens suitable or it fits to another unit.?
I just bought the Canon EF 50mm F1.8 lens for my EOS Canon Rebel T7. I can’t wait until it’s here.
EF 24-70 F2.8L II USM would be my #2
Glad to see the 50mm on the list. A must have for any photographer. Best value for money hands down.
I want to have indoor/ outdoor photo shoots what lens do you recommend
Ah yes the 70-200 *milliliter* my favourite
I was wondering if anybody else had noticed that :)
Thanks!
I like Len Canon 24-105 f/4 L || IS.
What's yout criteria? I would never recommend an EF-S lens. Lenses are a lifetime investment that will span many camera bodies, so it is best to always go for the full frame variant. The 24-70 mm f2.8L is a very worthwhile investment and better choice than the 17-55 APS-C lens. I would also recommend the 50mm 1.4 as the 50 to get. The 50 1.2L is better on center, but less sharp at the edges than the 1.4 for example at lower Apertures. Once you get to f4.0 pretty even. The 1.2 isn't worth the 4 times multiple in price. The 1.2 85mm over the 1.8 is hard to argue, except for the weight and bulk. The 85mm 1.2L is probably Canon's best lens.
Not if you are buying them already used, than you can swap them freely, without any loss.
what would you suggest for sports photography, Im sitting in the bleachers?
For APS-C cameras EF-S lenses are generally the better choice. Not all EF lenses perform well on APS-C, and when it comes to general purpose zooms the focal range of EF lenses suck on APS-C. Besides they are often quite unnecessarily expensive. Lenses are longer term investments than cameras, yes. But certainly not lifetime investments. I own (and loved) several EF lenses from the film age whose sharpness just aren't good enough for modern cameras. So much for "lifetime". If you KNOW you're going to "upgrade" to full frame very SOON and KNOW where the money's going to come from, then I agree: buy EF. But if you only THINK that some day you'll go full frame and you also hope to marry and have kids - which is going to suck up a lot of cash for much more important purposes than photography, then do not buy EF (unless there are no EF-S options). Those who invested in EF a few years ago and now realise that if they ever move to full frame it's going to be mirrorless, and that the new RF lenses are better than their EF lenses, well they might realise that their EF glass wasn't really much of a lifetime investment. And very importantly: most APS-C users never buy full frame. Personally I don't even want full frame. If someone offered to give me an R5 for free, I'd say no thank you, because it would create a need for lenses that I could never afford.
If you a photographer, and know how to use lens and camera, doesn't matter which one you have, i have 35mm, 50mm,have zoom 18-55,70-300,make perfect setup, and it's does work
Great video! Thanks. I have the 50mm F/1.4 and like the extra stop. More $$ though. The 17-55 F/2.8 is my absolute favourite for indoors, family events, and the like. I just got the 70-200mm. F/4 IS II L and I just LOVE it. Too cold to go outside and shoot a bunch yet, but soon.
Canon EF 70-200mm F2.8 IS II USM is my favorite..
Yah, the ocst of it is also your favourite, yeah?
I always have to step back when using the 50mm?
You legs is the zoom in and out for this particular lens
Great job you SOLD ME on the 50mm I'm going to get it for my 7d mark ii
please sell your 7d mark 2 to me or else purchase 50 mm 1.8 from me
@@SandeepKumar-uh8fo 🤨🤔🧐😏
Agree that you need a 50mm lens but I feel the 50mm f1.4 is far better in quality than the 1.8. I also prefer the 70-200mm f2.8 and the 24-70mm f2.8 and lastly the 16-35mm f2.8. I also like the 85mm f1.8 but I rarely use it however I keep it for random photography at leisure I haven`t used it for weddings or events .. I tend to stick to 50mm f1.4 and 24-70mm f2.8, and occassionally the 70-200mm f2.8 for getting detail when I`m a distance away from the Client eg; photos of the Bride and Groom exchanging vows and putting on wedding bands. I also use the Canon 6D and Canon APS-C 1500d
The 1.4 is 3-4x the price, and isn't as sharp as the 1.8 until you stop down, which negates the extra 2/3 stop
Your review is targeted to crop sensor photography. Otherwise there are some even better lenses in the Canon lineup.
@J S Canon 24-70mm F2.8L II USM
Canon 135mm F/2.0L
Canon 100mm F/2.8L
I've got the EF-S 18-135 USM Nano on my 7D, I'll take it over the 17-55 any day of the week.
18-135mm usm?
Good Presentation. Please let me know can I use EF 70-200m lens for Canon 750 D?
Canon 600mm 4.0 III is the best. And also the Canon 400mm 2.8 III. Love them both.
I love them too, and their price too 😭
Ashish : U- Tube Ah ja, you get what you pay for in this case. See it from this perspective, if the image is rubbish then it’s because of you and not the lens because there is nothin better available on the market 😂
Hmm... I disagree with this list. Your best 4 lenses are the EF 24-70mm f2.8L II, EF 70-200mm f2.8L II/III, EF 35mm f/1.4L II & EF 50mm f/1.2L lenses. All Luxury lenses with great sharpness BUT they are expensive... lol
It is what it is. Don't spend for a cheaper lens not giving your needs. In order for you to gain more features, you need to spend more.
The 50 f1.2 is too slow the AF is sucks 😂 the 1.4 or 1.8 are so much faster than 1.2
What happened to 24-105 f4 USM II?
I've just buy a 24-105 IS I for my 80d... It's magnificent paired with my 70-200 F4 IS I, same color, same quality, same bokeh 😍
Canon eos 200D mark ¡¡ ? Is better ?
85mm is great for APS-C sensor DSLR? It can survive drops with all that glass and weight? It's an excellent lens for portraits but would prefer it on a full frame as it is designed for. Also why so random recommendations? You go from one of the best bang for dollar 50mm 1.8 STM (also why show two versions of it instead of just the STM version?) then go to professional 85mm 1.2 L II instead of the 85mm 1.8 USM? Then you recommend an EF-S lens for APS-C sensor only and then recommend 70-200mm f4 instead of 2.8? I am so confused... What is your criteria for these recommendations? Are these lenses what you own? So confusing...
You can get a 50 1.4 used for near what it costs for a 1.8. Recommend.
The 50mm 1.4 is 4x the price
@@Robert_Gonzales can be had for 160 used. This isn't the kind of lens you need the warranty for. Take a shot at a gently use one for 30 to 50 more than the 1.8. I did.
A pleasantly smooth bouquet?
Can these lens be used on Sony
is 50mm good for video such as hiking, selfie video.. ? or do you have any other suggestion ?
Camera Conspiracies says that a wide lens - 28mm or less, allows close-ups easily. Just use judiciously,. For example: putting your arm into the shot when vLogging will make your arm look ridiculous.
What about Canon 24 -70 l usm iii f2.8
@@golferpro1241 RF 28-70 L USM F2 is better
@@golferpro1241 I guess you are a former DSLR user shifting to mirrorless now lol
@@golferpro1241 gosh I'm kinda jealous XD
srkwedding moments do not take it serious , depends on what to shoot e.g 600 f4 ıs mark3🤣😂
@@golferpro1241 They have reopened?
why 24 70 mm 2.8 not on the list? why 70 200 mm 2.8 not listed too?
50mm 1.8 is a no brainer...beautiful lens, and so much better than kit lenses
Not great for landscape?
@@Northern_Rockhopper Not traditional landscapes.... the kit 18-55 is not bad for the wide angle... I use a super wide angle Tamron for big vistas..
@@Syncroschannel nice.
Which lens please?
Nice video and very informative! I just buy my first DSLR camera Canon EOS 800D ! The kit lens is a 18-55mm ! What cheap all around lens should I buy? Thanks!
Congratulations! I just got my first DSLR as a gift. The rebel t7. What lens did you decide on?
@@izzyh.3581 Sigma 17-50 f2.8! Best all-around....
@@lcdy1280 nice! I just watched josh winiarski's review on it so I can have a better idea of what it is. That 2.8 is definitely better than the kit lens lol. It's contrast was better too. What category(ies) of photography do you?
@@izzyh.3581 Event's and portrait photography!
@@lcdy1280 oooh so fun! How long have you been doing photography on a professional level? I'd love to see your shots 🦭
Hi, which one is more sharpest lens among canon ef 24-105mm 4L and 24-70mm 2.8L?
24-70 mk 3
@@johnbisp prove it, I have this 2 lens, and 24-70 is sharpest
Will all of these lens fit on my Canon EOS Rebel SL2 ?
Yes
I have the Canon 40d and am about to get the 75-300mm lens
Can you use one Canon camera for all of the lenses?
no EF mount is different from EFS
Yes
I dropped my SL2 :( and just bought a 90D. I want that EF 85mm f1.2L II USM but the price is way too high for my budget (even used). Anything like it but cheaper?
85mm 1.8 still available, made in Taiwan. I purchased one new today for street & discreet. Will be just fine.
How does it work when taking videos
Hi,I would like to enquire, I have canon 850d body camera and I would like to buy the EF 17-55mm F/2.8 , is this lens good for my camera 850d? Thanks hope to hear u soon..
His voice is so calming
No, quite the opposite!
What about 24-105mm lens?
It's not in this top rank.
Hi, I have a canon 100d, could someone advise which lens is best to use for filming, Thanks
I also got the Canon EF 18/135 IS STM which is good for video recordings
RF 35mm prime, EF 16-35 f/4 and RF 24-105 f/4 also very sharp.
I'm in a dilemma to decide my first full frame from my good ol' 70 D. I already own a 70-200 USM ii lens. Would the use of an adaptor for 70-200 USM ii on a mirror less frame compromise image quality? Will you get the same result as with a Mark IV?
As of now, I'm more inclined towards a Mark IV. What's your take on this?
keep the mark IV and use prime L lenses or the 24-70 2.8L II
No, adapting a lens onto a mirrorless body does not change the image quality at all - you'll get the exact same result. Just bear in mind that the 45 mp sensor of the R5 is going to put higher demands on the sharpness of lenses than the 30 mp sensor of the 5d4. But any lens that's sharp enough on your 70D should be sharp enough on any full frame camera up to at least 50 mp.
What you do is your choice, but I'd just stick to the wonderful 70D.
Or maybe upgrade to the even better 90D (as I did). But that sensor puts much higher demands on lens sharpness. No lens will perform any worse on it, but some might not be able to make full use of the high resolution sensor, so if you pixel peep the images may look soft. Your 70-200 should be alright, though.
Yep ?! Love my 50 MM with Vivitar Speed Booster0.71x !!!
Hi bro. Can we use canon 50 mm F1.8 on a Sony camera(with/without adaptor)?
Why would you pick old lenses from the EF mount? Canon now has the RF mount which makes for some pretty light and awesome lenses.
Which lens from these 4 lenses is good to dental photographer?
longer focal range.. one of the zooms.. probably the 70-200
None is good. You need a macro lens. EF-S 35mm (only crop camera) or the EF 100 f/2.8 L and some others 3rd party
Hello,
i'd need your wise hint, please! 😂
Basing on your opinion, should I prefer the 18-55 3,5-5,6 IS STM or the 4-5,6 IS STM?
I bought an eon 850D with 4-5,6, but they sent me the older 3,5-5,6 so I'm considering the replacement.
Every suggestion would be super-appreciated. Thank you!
Bruh, f3.5 to f4.0 isn't a big difference. Unless you're planning to change into fast glass lense such as f2.8 or faster aperture. Just invest in cheapo 50mm stm 1.8 you'll absolutely fall in love with it...
I was wondering about the 35mm F 1.4 11 lens
100-400 mkii is hands down the best lens
What does f mean?
I used 50mm...very good
Great review
You don't tell about Canon 15-85mm I use this lens on my Canon 90D. This lens so exelent Sharpness photos, great images details, lights, autofocus so fast, ULTRASONIC Motor it's silent. This lens does not make noise in photos or other effects when taking photos on the highest ISO settings. This lens great shooting Sport and Night photos short distance.Canon 15-85 likes professional lens for crop sensor category.
Aperture is the most important thing for lens. It is not depend on mm. I looked at your lenses on the market, aperture is f3.5-6.5. It is not good enough. The more expensive lenses, the less F number is.
what about 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS?!
He really said canon 70-200 millilitre lens
7:30
Lol
How abt 135mm 2.0 ? It is amazing
I would chose 70mm-200mm f2.4 but it’s very pricey
ha forget that its not that good i had one its very soft wide open the F4 is shaRP ALL THROUGH THE APERTURE RANGE ITS LIGHTER AND SHARPER AND CHEAPER HERE IN THE uk AT mpb I CAN GET A 70/200l f4 NON is FOR UNDER £300
@@michaelreynolds6543 you suggest that canon 70-200 f4 is sharper than f2.8?
Best camera bro video
Not the best for 2020, the RF lenses are the best glass now and into the future, better than any EF
The best Canon lens is the 135 F2
It's almost as good as the Sigma 135 F1.8
So you gave us the 4 best canon lenses for 2020 and one of them is the EFS1755...maybe you should rename the video to something like '4 best lenses for your crop sensor canon 2020'
Love this video. It's really detailed. Thanks a lot for the content
I love it when the yt channel makes fake accounts to put up comments
What’s the difference between EF and RF lenses. Can I use RF on my canon 5D Mkii
EF lens for the EOS camera (forexample: Canon eos 5D Mark 1,2,3,4) RF lens for just R6 series ... etc
@@munguntuulbatbayar9471 thank you.
50mm/1.8 lense is dual focus or not?
Dual pixel AF is your camera focusing censor, not the lens. The lens AF only interact with what's in your camera censor
Great content I have the canon 90d I bought the kit lens with it 18-55 I would love my picture quality to be more sharper like crisp do I need a better lens. Or is it my settings?can someone help me to understand it better thanks so much😄
Please get the prime lens 55mm f 1.8 it's a low budget and has outstanding results
I like what I'm seeing its been a long time sense Photo class
These are Canon best lenses ???
Regarding image quality, definitely not the best Canon Lenses. He may have been going for best value? the RF 85 is notably better than the EF version which suffers from noticeable CA at wide apertures.
Jason Dale, you are right, this is a very personal point of view, which I do respect, but EF 79-200mm f/2.8 L IS III is by far better lens than any of those expose by the author.
I also got the Canon EF 70/300mm F4/5.6 L
I just bought a canon eos 2000d and I’m interested in getting another lens soon and I’m happy with what I have from when I bought it. But I have been taking moon pictures from my other camera that was a point and shoot I was able to get my moon shots just fine. But the other night I was trying to experiment with the lens and they came out blah. What do you recommend for a lens for moon shots and also sunrises/sunsets?
Get a telephoto for the moon, the longest the best, the more expensive the best, believe me, is not the same a Canon 50mm f/1.8 for $150.00 if you compare with 50mm 1.2 L that cost $1500.00
J C, can you show me a picture of what that lens would like? I have the t7 canon.
Are these lens fit in any model of canon cameras?
these are made for mostly crop frame cameras. not fullframe
research before buying
Very informative 👍
I wouldn't take a "review" that uses footage of the legacy EF 50mm f/1.8 instead of the EF 50mm f/1.8 STM seriously if it doesn't acknowledge the fact. They are two different products. The legacy lens is not accurate or precise in terms of focus. I have tried multiple copies and on a crop sensor body, this problem is very bad.
best lenses no doubt first 85mm 1.2 and 70-200mm 2.8
EF 50 1/1.8 is slightly better as the 1.4 little sister prime. And it saves a lot of money too.
I got the canon 35mm EF 1.4L Mark 1 50MM F1.2L 85MM EF 1.8 70/300MM EF 4/.5.6L 10/20MM EF 3.5/4.5 16/35MM F4L 18/135 EF MM ISM
Interesting selection -
Can ef 85 mm 1.2 usm be used in Canon M50 Mirrorless ?
Yes, with an EF-M adapter.
Uss metric options as well
Decent video, but it would be best if your video title stated "EF" or "RF" lenses!!!
So Canon's now #1 in the photo
world Nikon step back. I own 2
CANONS AND I love them!!!!
Hi, I like your video very much... I am planning to start my TH-cam channel for education videos.. And planning to buy m50 but distance between camera to my sitting position is maximum 4 feet.. Can you plz suggest me which lens will be best for me.. is 50 mm lens is good for my case or 10- 18 mm lens or any other lens? I have no idea about photography and waiting for your reply.. Thanks in advance...
Why EF's and not RF
I got the canon 50mm F1.2L and i paid £490.00 for it second hand and Is boxed and I used to have the canon 50mm F1.4 lens
Superb...
Pls give reply.. which lense good for 4000D
i got the canon 50MM EF f1.2L and i paid £490.00 for it second hand is BOXED
Hmmm. Where is 24-1008?
Nice Canon lens.
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many cameras with lens are still problem with bad blur focus and blur depth of field
did anyone hear him say "canon 70-200 milliliter" 7:30
You need to get with the program. EF lenses are history. It's ALL about RF and they are indeed superior in all ways to the EF. I've owned them both and that's the facts.
I also got the Canon EF 85MM F1.8 And is good
his is a 1.2.. more expensive with wider aperture and more blurry backgrounds
I got the Canon EF 50mm F1.2L And I paid £490.00 for it second hand and Is boxed
2021？ are you sure No any rf lens as the “ best “ ? I feel you talk about more than 5 years ago!
Ganda nga ng camera n yan. Enjoy bb Benz online
I really like cmon cameras, my family does to parents, grandparents
I LOVE CANON.....
hi P R...
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i have one canon A-1 digital videocamera with Hi8mm videotape...
oh it is not working