Lens

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Before we move on to a specific description, I would like to say that a well-chosen lens can turn even a completely ordinary camera into a professional one, so we have tried to briefly describe the advantages and disadvantages of each model.

The leader in the digital camera market, the Japanese company Canon, holds the largest position not only in the production of cameras, but also in terms of lenses. Canon equipment has well-developed certain features: EF mount lenses for full-frame cameras can be easily mounted on cameras with a sensor.

Simply put, a full-size SLR owner can have lightweight cameras (up to the EOS M5 compact) and use just one kit lens for the entire rig.

The quality of Canon lenses truly lives up to the brand name, leaving neither professional nor amateur photographers indifferent.

Canon EF 50mm f/1.2L USM

This lens is a champion in its range: f / 1.2 even for the giants of the optical industry. In practice, this allows the photographer to achieve a minimum field of view that fully emphasizes the subject of the frame. Moreover, the aperture mechanism itself provides a very low level of distortion.

With the EF 50mm f/1.2L USM, the image is distinguished by rich color reproduction, thanks to which even small deviations at the edges of the image fit perfectly.

“It doesn't take pictures, it paints” - these words of one of the photographers perfectly describe the characteristics and purpose of the lens.

Main advantages:

• Good balance compared to SLR cameras;
• A voluminous, high-quality image with excellent color reproduction;

Cons:

• Narrow specialization;
• Difficulty focusing at full aperture.

Canon EF 85 mm f / 1.2L II USM

The second generation, top-of-the-line, and undoubtedly legendary portrait lens. Despite its high price, the unique bokeh texture, line sharpness, and color saturation are exactly what make the lens so popular. Moreover, it has an ideal sharpness, with which it is easy to focus on a specific subject. That is why the EF 85mm f / 1.2L II USM is truly ideal as a lens for portraits.

Compared to previous models, the autofocus speed and accuracy have increased - the lens is suitable not only for working in the studio, but also on the street. Keep in mind, without a tripod, its weight will affect the quality of the photo. The lens weighs a full kilogram.

Main advantages:

• Excellent image quality.

Cons:

• Weight;
  
• Incomplete protection against dust.

Canon EF 135mm f/2L USM

The EF 135mm f/2L USM lens is particularly popular with portrait photographers. Moreover, only a discerning eye will notice any noticeable differences in the finished image between the two lenses - and at almost half the price, it's a great option for a wider range of focal lengths.

The 135mm lens has an excellent aperture and, thanks to its long focal length, the versatility of the optics is also worth noting. At the same time, the circular aperture provides excellent background blur, which is valuable for portraits. Another thing is that the lens can be used to shoot portraits in a spacious studio or on the street, with an 18-degree field of view.

Main advantages:

• High focus speed;
• Color saturation, excellent plastic rendering.