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This lens is also the most affordable
in the EF line-up. Part of the affordability price is due to the extensive use of
industrial plastic in its barrel construction, including the lens mount. However,
the optical elements used are of the highest grade materials, which mean the quality
is not compromised despite its affordability.
This lens is a good choice for both the beginner and amateur shooters to start off
on the right track where their photographic skills are concerned. After all, how
many lenses are there having the maximum aperture of f/1.8 and which are also reasonably-priced
nowadays?
If available light shooting is your forte, this lens is just what you need, especially
for those with budget constraints. Its f/1.8 maximum aperture ensures that most available
light photography is within your reach, even when an ISO 100 film is used. Sharp,
high contrast available light images with excellent color balances are possible with
this 50mm standard lens. There's no denying that its targeted audiences are the users
of entry-level EOS models, since it utilized the plastic-type of lens mount. But
advanced amateurs and even professional photographers can use it as well since its
affordability is a plus for everyone, especially for those who do not wish to spend
more money on the other two Canon EF 50mm lenses.
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This setting makes a great shot |
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This violin was easily captured |
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At f/1.8, subjects like these are
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Dim light shot is also possible |
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Aim, AF and shoot |
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