Brief Canon EF 85mm 1.8 Lens Review

[@Juniorrbih]

Good shots bro nice Subaru wrx

[@donzeljefferson4827]

Thank you! I'm always working to perfect my craft.

[@thephotochad]

That's a solid lens. 👌 Hope you get the shots you're after too! Btw, is that hat new? Noticed you still had some tags on it lol...

[@donzeljefferson4827]

Thank you, from what I can see right now, this lens is the truth in quality. Yes, I'm happy with my shots! Yes, my hat is new. I just didn't take off the tags. Sometimes, I just don't take off the tags. Hahaha

[@av.paradymshift]

Aw man! Im canadian & this is daily commuting in the winter 😅 • nice wrx man!! I had an 06 bug eye back in the day 🔥 • ive been looking into this lens for so long! So nice to see you rep it. • do you have a go to vlog lens? Good bokeh, not overly wide angle, prime lens? Also if i have a crop apsc - my zoom factor is 1.6x. If i dont want a 10mm lens or something insane like a go pro, do i have to go full frame?

[@donzeljefferson4827]

Oh really?! Well here in America specifically Texas, we get snow and ice sometimes. This year we got both and I just had to go outside and see what I could capture. I'm glad I did and of course I just purchased the Canon ef 85mm 1.8 lens. Thank you, I was testing it out to see how well it performed. As of right now, the only lens I use is the Canon efs 18-135mm 3.5-5.6 lens, I use this lens on my crop sensor camera. But I also own a Canon 6D Mark I (full frame camera). It's all based on your preferences and what you need the cameras and lenses for.

[@av.paradymshift]

Global warming is wild man, we're having a green Christmas in Ontario this year. Last year there was such a bad snowstorm we could walk up to the roof... Ahhh thanks man! I think for my use going forward I'll have to go with a full frame sensor. Sometimes I have to be pretty close to my subject. I also want to do some vlog videos that are handheld, have a good amount of background, no fish eye, etc. But I've gotta advance the business before I can start getting stuff like that :/ Good problems to have I suppose

[@donzeljefferson4827]

Dang, it snowed where y'all could walk up to the roof, that's crazy. Going with the full frame sensor will future proof you and your gear. For instance, I have a crop sensor camera and a full frame and both of the cameras use some if not all of the lenses I have for them. Actually, using a crop sensor with the correct lens will crop in 1.6x, the full frame will dial the subject or scene back slightly. Either option is great but just keep this in mind. One step at a time, I advance and upgrade logically. It is a good problem to have.

[@av.paradymshift]

@donzeljefferson4827 haha good problems indeed! & yea bro, but rn there's no snow on the ground.. such an insane season. I sold off my snowmobiles & I barely snowboard anymore bc winters are so unpredictably shit! & bless! Thanks man! I think I'm going to save and keep up to date with what's coming out. I'm sure Canon will have a global shutter soon [I want the easiest cameras to use bc my girl is my videographer lol]. Similar thing with audio where 32-bit float is becoming the standard. • this tech is so cool man!

[@donzeljefferson4827]

Wow so every year it doesn't snow? Hahaha it's unpredictable. Yes it would be cool to see what's coming soon. Oh yeah, your girl is the videographer?! You're set then! The 32 bit float should be the new standard. Technology is cool and interesting.