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The Canon RF 35mm f/1.8 Macro IS STM is a macro lens for FF and APS-C, manufactured from 2018. The focus is done by Lens AF motor (Stepper Motor), it has image stabilization. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 512 €;
27 users have given it an average vote of 9.8 out of 10.
MOUNT
This lens is available with the following mounts:
Canon RF: this lens is compatible with mirrorless fullframe Canon RF.
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Opinion:If it is true that I am a troublemaker it is also true that if used as normal the AF works well not like the nano-usm but okay, the problems come when you switch to the macro function that some problem at least on my model gives it in finding the point of fire. Otherwise nothing to say, perfect. Surrender does not disappoint is a must have
Pros:300 grams - Stabilized - Electronic dive for function control
Cons:for now none (perhaps the STM)
Opinion:Purchased to accompany the Eos R, it is practical, modest in size and very light. It may not have the quality of the most ephaly, but there is one aspect not to be underestimated Switching from a 6D Mark II - 24 70 to an Eos R - 35mm means reducing the footprint and weight by 60%. The focus system is not ultrasonic but it is not a grinder like the old STM, I would say it is also quite fast as well as silent. The electronic dial is 100% customizable as diaphragm or ISO adjustment or exposure compensation, Shooting time etc. The function, common to all RF is extremely convenient.
Opinion:I come from EF 35 f/1,4 mk2, so from a lens with a capital L but I was really excited about this RF. First of all, being an optic designed for the R system obviously does not need adapters and therefore has reduced the footprint a lot. The sharpness is superb; The blurry is superior to the old 35 EF f/2 but naturally slightly more nervous than the L series. The programmable die is really comfortable... I have set up the ISO adjustment which makes me everything faster for a precise exposure. Programmable ghiera, stabilizer, contained footprints and high-quality materials together with an uncompromising assembly... all qualities that SECOND ME make paradoxically cheaper than its predecessors. I used 1Dx2 and switched to R for clutter and comfort; the transition from EF to RF was almost forced... and I don't regret it. Ps: the transparency of the lens with respect to the L series however you notice... I would say that it remains a 2/3 stop more underexposed with equal settings. I would like to answer who, in the review, points out the lack of the dial of distances: the system RF - ML LE DISTANZE shows them directly on display.
Pros:Compact, light, multipurpose, crisp and relatively economical
Cons:I can't find
Opinion:He is an excellent companion of adventures when you want to go around "light" tackles every kind of photographic with ease and simplicity, restoring qualitative results high and uncompromising. Even in backlight it is good, and while not a real macro allows very close shots that cover the most common needs. When the bag already contains a complete kit, it is still convenient to stow this little chap, which in more than one case, especially in low ambient light, has been preferred to blazoned Zoom series L...
Pros:Lightness, AF, macro, compactness, noiselessness, programmable ring nut, stabilizing
Cons:Lack of references on the barrel
Opinion:Bought in well-known physical store and mounted asap on my RP, typical Canon colors and very pleasant bokeh. The autofocus is extremely silent and coupled to the RP forms a really balanced pair like a Japanese katana. Needless to stand to decage the characteristics of a 35mm, since already basic does not disdain any "field": From street to landscapes, from photojournalism to portraits set, but the macro mode (minimum distance 17cm) on this optic extends even more the Potential. It's not weather sealed it's true, but I use some non-tropicalized Canon optics for years, in the most disparate (and desperate) weather conditions (salt water on moher, blizzards, etc...) and I have never encountered any kind of problem until now (doing all the Possible avoids:D). Moreover, the front lens is really "small" considering the brightness, so it remains discreet and above all less prone to bumps and scratches (on the other hand the rear lens is gigantic), the value of the new Mount RF that I think will give a lot of satisfaction. Ok, finish the praises is the moment of criticism: Why in Canon have stopped marking the metric references on barrels? They are very useful! Especially in a room like the RP that doesn't have a small screen on top that reports the summary of the settings. I want the metric scale back! It's also nice to see if we want to...
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