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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Canon RF 85mm f/1.2 L USM Pros: Sharpness, Dynamic Range, Blur Cons: Nobody Opinion: This lens had a formidable benchmark to beat, namely the EF 85 f1.2 II analogue. Did he beat him? Yes. Let me explain: perhaps the EF retains a more poetic and dreamlike blur, but the difference in terms of sharpness is noticeable and it certainly cannot be said that the improvement in sharpness is a bad thing... The blur is creamy, never brutal and such as to make the subject look like a figure stuck on a background. In conclusion: the best you could wish for the quintessential portrait lens at Canon sent on April 28, 2024 |
 | Canon RF 50mm f/1.2 L USM Pros: Sharpness, stabilization, blur Cons: Nobody Opinion: Let me start by saying that I made a comparative comparison of the same subjects in the same light conditions between the RF 50 f1.2 and the EF counterpart on R5. The differences in sharpness and punch are embarrassing (in favor of RF of course). The results are similar only at closed apertures beyond f8, but between f1.2 and f8 (and this lens must be used at very wide apertures otherwise it makes no sense to buy it) there is no story. I didn't even notice any differences in sharpness between f1.2 and f2.8, the lens already offers maximum sharpness at f1.2, as well as a softness of the blur that is poetry... sent on April 28, 2024 |
 | Canon EOS R5 Pros: File quality, stabilization, resolution, AF Cons: Nobody Opinion: After a long period of use, I can write my own review of the machine. Let me start by saying that I come from 1dx and my main genres are portraits and sports photography. The advantages are countless, I'll mention a few: the MAF points are endless, the focus tracking system is very good, but not perfect (in some cases of sports photography it has lost focus on the athlete), the stabilization allows you to shoot even at 1s handheld, the display and the viewfinder are excellent, in short, I'm very satisfied! sent on April 28, 2024 |
 | Canon EF 50mm f/1.2 L USM Pros: Brightness, low weight, overall quality, etc... Cons: Knowing what you buy and want, no one. Opinion: I have to say that my initial approach was terrible because, using it at f1.2, I didn't get a fire right. I realized that the lens needed calibration along with the machine body and spent 100 euros at Camera Service, I fell in love with it... pasty and vivid colors as Canon has accustomed us, monstrous blur, given the extremely reduced pdc to TA is still absolutely usable without problems even at f1.2, the weight and size are extremely small for an f1.2 optics, in addition to the extreme versatility of this focal (much higher than the 85 for example) that allows to make yes the portrait set for which it was created, but also close... just get close to the subject! Let's add that it is now used even for less than 900 Euros, for me it is an optics on ff absolutely advisable, but after calibration at specialized center if it suffers with the body front focus/back focus machine... sent on June 24, 2020 |
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