Canon 35mm Lenses EF f/2 Wide Angle Lens SLR Cameras

I bought this goal, because I wanted a lens, the choice for internal use good speed on my 50D. I also have the f / 1.4 EF 50 millimeters I love, but inside I find it less useful because of the crops under probe 50D.

I knew I wanted something in the range of wide angle (thanks to the camera frame 1.6 crop), so I looked at the EF 28 millimeters f/1.8 USM and EF 35mm f/2.0. Based on the reviews on sites like Amazon and elsewhere, I decided to go with 35 millimeters to 28 millimeters because f/2.0 seems to have consistently negative reviews. I was also able to collect 35 millimeters for about $ 130 less than 28 millimeters so that seemed to be a better investment.

I now had the 35 millimeters for about 1 month and took over 300 photos on my camera. Overall I'm satisfied with the goal and was on my camera almost all the time that I owned. Images are crisp and color is good. This is an easy target and you can get some great bokeh when you open the scale that is nice when you want to be creative with your photos.

However, I am quite frustrated with the autofocus with this objective. Does not seem to want to focus on the issue of context, many images are off-topic, if I let the camera do all the work. If left to itself, many times that goal is to produce images that are at issue, or is not what you wanted in point.

The only way I can get great pictures that this lens is capable of when I take control of the points of focus and select exactly what I want to focus for each shot. It is not too difficult, and I'm used to it, because I'm usually the desired auto focus point selection for each shot, but this goal seems unusually difficult to concentrate on the desired object on his own.

It 'was a big disappointment, because unfortunately I know that when someone else (who is not familiar with how to use the camera), which collects 50/50, if the picture is revealed, especially in low light.

I think it's a problem if you are looking for that goal to be good throughout the interior of choice for candid shots and family, especially if you want to be in some photos.

This is a good goal if you're familiar with how to use the functions of selective autofocus on the camera. The picture quality is good, like the 50mm f/1.4, and certainly better than any lens kit that you can have, but do not expect to put this lens on the camera and they never really learn to use the camera.