Key details

Make

Canon

Type

Camera Lenses

Model

Canon 50mm F1.8

Condition

Used

Lens Type

Prime Lens

Autofocus Type

Hybrid (AF/MF Switchable)

Compatible Mount

Canon EF Mount

Maximum Aperture

f/1.8

Image Stabilization

No

Maximum Focus Length

50

Minimum Focus Length

50

Lens Format Compatibility

Full Frame

Canon 50mm f/1.8 Lens Highlights

• Bright f/1.8 Aperture — This lens features a wide f/1.8 maximum aperture. It excels in low-light conditions and allows for beautiful background blur (bokeh).
• Classic 50mm Focal Length — The 50mm focal length is often considered a 'normal' perspective, similar to human vision. It's versatile for portraits, street photography, and everyday shooting.
• Compact and Lightweight — Designed to be small and light, this lens is easy to carry around for extended periods. It adds minimal bulk to your camera setup.
• Sharp Image Quality — Known for delivering sharp images, especially when stopped down slightly from its widest aperture. It's a popular choice for its optical performance.
• Affordable Prime Lens — This lens is renowned for offering excellent value for its price. It's a fantastic option for photographers looking for prime lens quality without a high cost.

Description

• This Canon EF mount prime lens offers a wide f/1.8 maximum aperture, ideal for low-light photography and achieving shallow depth of field for subject isolation. • The 50mm focal length provides a natural perspective, often referred to as a 'normal' lens, making it versatile for portraits, street photography, and everyday shooting. • Features a Hybrid (AF/MF Switchable) autofocus system for quick and accurate focusing, with the ability to manually override. • Designed for full-frame Canon EOS cameras, it can also be used on APS-C sensor cameras where it will provide a narrower field of view (equivalent to approximately 80mm). • The lens is neatly used and in almost new condition, indicating minimal signs of wear. • No image stabilization is built into this lens; camera-based stabilization is recommended for handheld shooting in challenging conditions.

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