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Post number one for the New (RF) Nifty-Fifty...
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Canon RF 50mm f/1.8 STM Official Image Thread - The New "Nifty-Fifty"
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EOS RP, RF50 f1.8, ISO 125, f1.8, 1/60
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The R6 & 50 1.8 @1.8
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I already posted this one in the night time thread but thought it would be nice to have it here it this thread.
I'm using this lens more and more lately.
I'm using this lens more and more lately.
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Endeavor by Lino Tagliapietra
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I've taken exactly 1 picture with my Nifty RFifty, which might be 1 more than I shot with my EF version.
I've always owned a 50mm lens. Cheap way to get a good, fast lens. But I almost never, ever, actually use them. Fair or not, in my mind they're just too normal. If I change lenses and move my feet, I can get a more interesting perspective. Another reason is that I don't use primes at all anymore. I shoot with zooms now and I'm surprised at how many shots I make near 50mm. I view that as lazy, but 50mm is probably more practical than I give it credit for.
The real reason I keep one around these days is as a setup lens. When I'm sitting at my desk, fritzing with the settings on the back of my cameras, my nifty fifty is the best lens for that.
Oops. I just looked at the EXIF on this shot and I made it with an R7. That gives me an 80mm FOV and perspective.
I've always owned a 50mm lens. Cheap way to get a good, fast lens. But I almost never, ever, actually use them. Fair or not, in my mind they're just too normal. If I change lenses and move my feet, I can get a more interesting perspective. Another reason is that I don't use primes at all anymore. I shoot with zooms now and I'm surprised at how many shots I make near 50mm. I view that as lazy, but 50mm is probably more practical than I give it credit for.
The real reason I keep one around these days is as a setup lens. When I'm sitting at my desk, fritzing with the settings on the back of my cameras, my nifty fifty is the best lens for that.
Oops. I just looked at the EXIF on this shot and I made it with an R7. That gives me an 80mm FOV and perspective.
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@1.8
this cheap toy can make some portraits!
sharpness is so well that I must down it on the face in LR.
DP5_7304-Edit mini by Paul Drevnytskyy, on Flickr
this cheap toy can make some portraits!
sharpness is so well that I must down it on the face in LR.
DP5_7304-Edit mini by Paul Drevnytskyy, on Flickr
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For the price, a good lens
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