Canon vs Yongnuo 50mm f1.8: Save $60 on the Fantastic Plastic

[@TonyAndChelsea]

⭐ Canon 50mm f/1.8 on Amazon help.tc/c50 ⭐ Yongnuo 50mm f/1.8 on Amazon help.tc/y50

[@jjorgemc6380]

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[@zaryabkhan869]

Tony & Chelsea Northrup 👍😉

[@judywayne8998]

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[@bossyman15]

Link for Yongnuo len not working.

[@hanadahmedvlogs3508]

Which speedlight u using??

[@StephanEilert]

I wouldnt buy that lens, but Im happy that yongnuo is getting in the market. If they keep up, lets see what they have in 2-4 years from now.

[@mohammedfenzah1466]

they still suck

[@itsdudewithacamera]

Lol nothing

[@davebarbour1523]

If the Yongnuo lens is as flimsy as one of their external flashes I recently purchased, better beware. First time I changed the batteries the battery door broke (all plastic parts). Battery door impossible to keep closed after that. I was able to get my money back because I used AMEX for the purchase, and I purchased a (more expensive) Canon flash. Very satisfied with the Canon. There was nothing wrong with the functionality or performance of the Yongnuo, but that ONE part of the flash that they skimped on made it unusable. Sometimes, cheaper is really cheaper.

[@alexfiftyem]

@1994FishFreak focus tests were done on a canon, if you listen you can even tell that by the sound of the shutter. I might be wrong but I doubt it.

[@TonyAndChelsea]

Alex D. Yes, we did the focus tests on the 7D Mk II. There's an annotation in the video that clarifies that.

[@matthewaugsburger536]

I borrowed the canon from a friend and really liked it. I seen the yongnuo on eday and bought it as I seen a few people saying it was better than the canon. Took a month to get here and my copy is horrible. Anything 10ft or more away needs a macro adjustment of -17 to -20 to get focus. Under 10ft it seems fine at 0 though not as sharp as the canon and as you said the auto focus accuracy is not the best. Wish I would have seen this before I ordered it

[@TonyAndChelsea]

Matthew Augsburger I think the high demand (based on the early positive reviews) has led to manufacturing problems... growing pains for Yongnuo, who will need to implement better quality assurance to improve consistency and quality. Of course, that will also raise their costs...

[@letujoseph]

The "football" shaped bokeh in movies is anamorphic not low quality glass...

[@Made_by_Matthew]

Joseph Le and then he says round bokeh is a sign of a high budget movie and football bokeh the sign of a low budget movie despite the fact that those "low budget" anamorphic lenses cost upwards of tens of thousands each

[@cdihwamyeong2493]

Thank you for the time for putting up the review. Though one comment I'd like to make about your comment regarding bokeh. Bokeh in cinematography can vary, and I feel your comment regarding football shaped bokeh balls as "bad bokeh" can be taken as personal taste, the idea that football shaped bokeh balls is a low budget feature is entirely inaccurate. Films shot with 2x anamorphic lenses produce oblong, oval shaped bokeh that many cinematographers aspire to and can only be produced with painfully expensive glass. They are in fact more indicative of an extremely high budget feature. Thanks for your time.

[@ejbernal2]

I know that this isn't the Canon 7D2 review, but my God, what a beast of a camera. I'd like to make a music video out of that shutter sound.

[@marcp.1752]

Tony, please review the latest YN50/1.8 Yongnuo, Nikon Lens. It's already avialable on Aliexpress.com. ;-) Build from the pictures is slightly different, than the Prototype into early 2015, PetaPixel had posted. (no more golden font, and Canon red mount dot indicator) It does have a DoF scale, also 7-blades diaphragm. I hope it's a good alternative for the Nikon 50/1.8G FX lens.

[@MarvelousLXVII]

Once again thanks for getting straight to the point and not bouncing around for 10 minutes on every video.

[@no-frills8812]

The Youngnuo 50mm 1.8 has improved since you made this review. We have bought one some weeks before and it performes much better as it is rated by you. We also mounted the Youngnuo 50mm with the Fringer adaptor EF to FX to Fujifilm cams. Unfortunately AF didn't work because Fringer hasn't registered this lens to the adaptor. It will be a great pleasure for Canon and Fuji users who have both systems if Fringer make this lens work with the adoptor. We were astonished to see the images we made with the Yongnuo and Fuji cams. Some of this images are - depending to subject, light and situation - very cool and bluish compared to images made with Fujifilm lenses. We made some reproductions of book sides - text sides only - to sell the books on eBay. And this repros were much more clear and realistic as images taken with three times more expensive Fuji lenses. Fantastic plastic is an issue of environmental and not on usebility. A review of the 2019 made and sold Youngnuo is upcoming in our channel as soon as we gathered much more footage, stills and bideos with our newer lens.

[@brucesnow9242]

Thanks for the help. I'm just learning everything is confusing so I always turn to your book and videos for some direction

[@JoeJacksonJr]

Tony Northrup Good video, wonder what brand of glass the Yongnuo is using?

[@shadow7037932]

Thanks for the review. Picked one of these Yongnos as a cheap alternative to my Canon 50mm f1.4. Didn't want to risk taking the 1.4 to the beach and didn't want to spend $100+ for the Canon 1.8.

[@kavan82]

I bought yongnuo for a couple of months ago, the only thing I can complain is chromatic aberration, however I never had canon 50/ 1,8 to compare. Thank you for the review guys.

[@iSuperCoder]

This helped me decide. The price was a major factor and the fact that I am just starting to live stream also helped. Let's see how good the autofocus is for my use case.

[@DavidNJ1]

Another point is that at its price (I paid $57 for mine) it is 'disposable' So it can be used in circumstances were if the lens gets damaged, no problem. If the Sigma 18-35/1.8 gets damaged, a much bigger issue!

[@JCBShortFilms]

Although you said the Yongnuo was less sharp than the Canon, were they both micro-focus adjusted so they both had optimum sharpness? That's a big factor.

[@TonyAndChelsea]

They were both in focus.

[@basherero2440]

That shutter sound on burst! 😍

[@BPTVch]

Hi, Tony I am one of your subscribers. I have a KZbin channel but don't know much about photography and have used your channel as a source of learning. I am currently using a Yongnuo 50mm and a Yongnuo speedlight you recommended for all the pictures I upload as thumbnails however based on some research I think the Canon 85mm 1.2 lens will give me better results for the pictures of food that I take. Do you think this premise is correct and if so, what would be a good cheaper alternative to the Canon 85mm 1.2 lens. Thank you!

[@AshishSinghs]

I'm here for Chelsea

[@StephanEilert]

I wonder if someone said that he wants to watch your videos because your wife is in it, would you like ? I doubt it.

[@alex0589]

You talking about soccer, my friend?

[@aleross4661]

+Stephan Eilert I would feel flattered, My husband introduced me Tony and Chelsea channel. we both think she is gorgeous and talented. so chill out

[@robertogallito9272]

+Stephan Eilert Im here for Chelsea too, she is a fresh and beautiful photographer, and yes, sure she gives Tony´s review a beautiful approach for the portraits. I don't see the "problem"

[@addylpz7227]

+Stephan Eilert Tony is a very attractive as well, I don't see any issues with that.

[@hungrydave]

Great review of the 2 lenses. I have the Canon nifty 50 and I really enjoy using it, so I probably won't get the Yongnuo. Might look into more Yongnuo lenses when other focal lengths come out!

[@diegocipa6419]

Have you made an episode on how to use an external flash ?

[@njrivetelite]

I was checking this out because I was thinking about getting one of the 50 1.8's as a gift. Yongnuo speedlights work great. Ive broken pieces off of mine even and the fix only cost $5 for each replacement piece. In the case with this lens. I'd say go with the canon. The extra sharpness is worth the $60.

[@PaulKretz]

*European:* 3:23 the bokeh balls really look like footballs in the centre.

[@somnathmohanta371]

Yongnuo 35mm F2 for canon lens review video pls

[@victorkulkosky1184]

Since I just bought the Canon 50mm specifically for sports, I'm glad to see I got the right one!

[@KwaiLau]

I'm curious to see what you guys think about the Yongnuo 85mm f1:8 and the 100 f2.

[@FervyGraceEscalante]

I totally love this. Just bought my Yongnuo 50mm and did a video test as well. Thank you for sharing your input ❤️

[@AkiraFist]

Bought both your books. You guys rock! So much helpful information without the fluff.

[@AlexMullis117]

Wow, your 4k videos are amazing! I'm really glad you guys do that! Tony Northrup

[@TonyAndChelsea]

Alex Mullis Thanks! Glad someone is watching them in 4k...

[@mikebennett2348]

Hi, Tony. Did you calibrate the focusing for the lens on the 7D Mk II?

[@ngekseng]

Gotta wait for Canon's new 50mm f1.8stm...see how's the quality like

[@Galactu5]

Love that introduction, Tony! "I'mTnyNrthrp". Just teasing! Love your channel and continued success!

[@romansten9]

$60 isn't much difference, the Canon is still inexpensive and seems worth the extra money. and yes, I'm a person that would gladly save even $20 if they were identical in quality. If this was a matter of $500 vs $1100, I think the cheaper option thats "almost as good" would get alot more attention than $50 vs $110.

[@vit7890]

romansten9 you're right, it's not that much of a difference but for example it's perfect for me, because I have a limited budget and I don't work yet

[@rawrengchng]

50% is not much difference?

[@dtrrtd774]

@@rawrengchng He said $60 is not much difference. If something cost 2 cents and something else cost 10 cents, that's 400% more money, but in the end, it's only 8 cents more. That's why the second comparison with $500 vs $1100.

[@1994FishFreak]

Do you think maybe the lens didn't autofocus that well because its on a Sony? I'd like to see the autofocus segment redone with a canon (crop and full frame?) Most of the people I've known and talked to said that the yongnuo is either equal or sharper than the canon.

[@TonyAndChelsea]

1994FishFreak We didn't use the Sony for the AF test, we used the 7D Mark II.

[@1994FishFreak]

fair enough mate, my mistake.

[@romanagarounov]

Hi Tony & Chelsea. Please tell us what kind of strobe have you used in this video that strobed like mad? Many Thanks.

[@operator911]

Surprised that you say that the oval shaped bokeh at the edges of the frame is a sign of a cheap lens. The 70-200mm f2.8 II L does this as well. I was under the impression this occurs due to vignetting as you get further off axis.

[@TonyAndChelsea]

operator911 You're right, it's definitely not exclusive to cheap lenses. But what I actually said was that it's a sign of a lower-budget movie, in which they probably still use expensive lenses, but perhaps not world-class lenses. And maybe that's not even true, it's just my own personal observation. This video has an example of a 50mm lens with great bokeh: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j2HEoGSefZKrbKc

[@FMRebs]

Thanks for the non biased review!

[@adamgothe]

In that price range I'd probably rather go for an m42 mount lens with adapter, like one of the Takumars. Fully manual of course, but so much better optical quality for the price! Great review though!

[@fetze]

Tony, what 50mm do you recommend for Nikon. 1.8 or 1.4d or g, Sigma 50mm HSM or Art-Series, Zeiss Otus ? Also, do you plan on moving your storage to Amazoncloud now that they offer unlimited space for 60 bucks a year ?

[@tomrabel3526]

Hey Tony I have a 50 1.8 question for you. I've got a nikon d7100 with the Nikon 50mm 1.8. I was shooting outside (hand held) in A-Priority. Almost all of the images came out fuzzy. Not blurry but the detail was lost somewhere. The EXIF says I was at 1/8000 shutter speed, ISO 800, and Wide open at f1.8. I've shot wide open before with a speed light at 1/250 and gotten sharper images. Any suggestions?

[@scottdavis7743]

Did you calibrate the AF on the camera to each of lens for front or back focusing? Or is this straight out of the box?

[@christianriobuya7696]

There is a release of Yongnou 50mm f/1.8 for nikon. Does it work with Nikon D5300 that not having any problem in focusing like Nikon D5200? Thank you :)

[@calahad]

Tony, Chelsea, I really like your channel, keep up the good job.

[@Janishadiary]

I'm a huge fan of your channel. I have recently purchase a lense sigma uc zoom 28mm -70mm .Filter Size :55mm. Please give some information about this Zoom lense.

[@RWJonesAIC]

I'm looking at the build quality of these two products. When both lenses are brand new, one will focus on the performance. But how long will that performance last if the product is manufactured with the cheapest components? I mention this because I've had experience with my smaller point-and-shoot cameras physically wearing out in less than a year. Tony or Chelsea, in your experience is there any way to make a judgement on build quality for long term use? Do you go with the best brand manufacturer? Or do you just assume you'll get a year of two out of the lens and then have to upgrade when it wears out? Thanks, RJ

[@IanWheldale]

Hi T&C. I'm pretty new to the DSLR world. I mainly do KZbin videos which I used to use a GoPro clone for and want to use my Canon 800D more. Would the Yongnuo be suitable for making videos? I don't do 4k. As I live in Thailand, Ali Express is good for me and I can get one of these for £35 ($45). I have started doing stills too as the GoPro isn't great for that so I didn't bother too much before. EDIT: Just been on Ali site and it seems a Mk II version was released a few months ago with better image quality and less noise when focusing. This I can get for about £50.

[@alex0589]

Great video T&C (or is it C&T?), straight to the point and scientific enough so beginners know youre not taking sides. I wish the yongnuo (and this video) was out a year ago when i started out. Ive since "upgraded" to the canon 1.4 from the 1.8 and im disappointed almost everytime i use it. 50 f/1.8 is the perfect for newcomers. Ps. ever since starting photography, "bad" bokeh in movies has been really distracting especially when the lens is stopped down :(

[@TonyAndChelsea]

alex0589 Thanks! Yeah, +1 to photography making so many aspects of filmmaking distracting. Now that we've been deep into making video for a couple of years, I get distracted by editing, coloring, acting, props, etc...

[@StephanEilert]

Why are you disappointed with the 1.4 version? I have the 1.8 and, in the future, I want the 1.4 - not for the IQ, mainly, but I feel Im going to break my lens everytime I touch it.

[@alex0589]

Stephan Eilert Hi Stephan, maybe i have a "bad" copy but my 1.4 is kinda soft and fringes a lot even stopped down to 2.8. I upgraded because i wanted more light (2/3 stop from 1.8 to 1.4) since im on a crop- sensor 7d. The manual focus override is cool, i always felt like the 1.8 would break if i forgot to put it in Manual focus before turning the ring. It focuses a bit better than the 1.8 and is much better in low light but ive heard the motor breaks very easily, especially if dropped even once. Its still plastic, just heavier from the extra glass. For so much more money i expected a lot more build quality. I found myself thinking " why buy a 1.4 if you're using it a f4 most of the time?" a lot. I own a 400 5.6 L-brilliant- and an efs 10-22-soft- but fun and this lens is right in between those two in focal length and quality-sharpness. If you get the 1.4 make sure you get the cheap lens hood (doesnt come with) cause the flare is fugly. Hope this helps. Sorry if my english is weird, im francophone.

[@StephanEilert]

alex0589 Interesting. I dont see need to buy a new 50 for me, not for a loong time, only if my 1.8 breaks. I noticed that it has a nice sharpness, but my t3i sensor SUCKS! I hope I get more money soon, to get a 7D or 6D, depending on budget. I dont have many problems with flares, yet ahha I live in a freaking sunny city, but Im looking forward to work with sports, so I think I should pay more attention to that. About hoods, I have my old 70-200mm tamron without the hood and colalr, and it pisses me off. I cant find it near, only in B&H.

[@alex0589]

Stephan Eilert 1- The T3i doesnt suck, its just not current-full-frame-3k$- nice! 2- I own a t2i and an original 7d. As much as i love my 7d for speed and build quality (you can throw it down the stairs... in the rain-no problem) Its not superior to the rebel series. Actually, the t2i used to be called the "baby 7d" because it basically has the same sensor. I even like the bigger screen on the t2i better. (t3i is very similar, only adds the flip out screen and sound levels) Id tell you to go full frame, 6d is affordable but not ideal if you want better focus/ shoot action/sports. You can also check for a used 5d ii, they are still very nice cameras. Just try before you buy. For your 70-200, i would get the hood, still less expensive than shattering the front element in some stupid accident! Cheers.

[@Vincent112june]

My Nikon allows me to nudge it for a lense that isn't quite nailing focus. Particularly 3rd party ones, you sometimes do need to tweak. I don't know if you can do that on the Canon. And if you can, can you do it on the lower end ones. For what it's worth I like the fact that Yongnuo exists, and will buy their 50 when it comes out. I think, you see, that they may be useful to put some manners on the big boys who are operating the nearest thing to a cartel I've ever come across. Anywoos, good video.

[@smaakjeks]

Vincent112 Yep! Nothing wrong with some healthy competition! ^^As to your question: Canon bodies do indeed allow you to calibrate focus on different lenses.

[@16-bit-trip5]

You can do lens specific micro adjustments on Canon's mid-range (70D, 6D) and high end (7D2, 5D3) bodies. I'm not sure if you can with the Rebel line up though.

[@Neopulse00]

It's a sign that Canon is going to update soon their 50mm f/1.8 hopefully.

[@brightproducao]

so do you recomend this yondnuo?

[@martinlawrin6307]

so i need ur suggest . which once is better for beginner photographer , YN 50mm or Canon 50mm ?

[@Crewchief227]

I am really interested to see if Yongnuo releases this for Nikon as that would be a bid difference. The Nikon "Nifty 50" comes in a $219 almost twice that as the Canon and if they keep the $60 price that would be a huge difference that Nikon can't ignore. Which I do own the Nikon and if Tony Northrup doesn't just let me know and I would happily loan it out to see another comparison.

[@TonyAndChelsea]

Joel Aparicio We have the 50 f1.8D, and I appreciate the offer of a loan! I think the Nikon lineup needs it more than the Canon, too. Well, for now, we wait.

[@Crewchief227]

I agree and the offer stands whenever you guys need it, can't loan out the D810 and good glass... Lol. But thank you for the video I have no problem using a competitors product if I feel it's the better value as I have Yongnuo speedlights and the Tamron 70-200

[@JulioAvalos3000]

Can someone tell me what is best 85mm manual focus lens for Canon portrait photography? I figure since I do not shoot video, I can do without the autofocus feature. I've also been told that not using all those automation tools will make me a better photographer. I would appreciate any suggestions and thank you in advance.

[@SevenK16]

This is perfect. Was just contemplating what to get. Thank you

[@beerbaron4997]

I wish everyone did reviews the way you guys do them. Chelsea and Tony, do you have a similar video for Nikon shooters on crop sensors? I looked but did not see. I may have missed it.

[@themisterchristie]

Good review. My only question is how they would compare for focusing speed on a camera body. I doubt there would be much change from your results here, but maybe the misses of focus and possibly even the sharpness could be as a result being adapted to the Sony?

[@TonyAndChelsea]

Ian Christie We used the 7D Mark II for the focusing test, I only used the Sony for the vignetting test, because it required seeing the corners.

[@themisterchristie]

Ok, sounds good. Well then, unless one is really fussy about the bokeh, I would say the Canon is well worth the extra $60. Excellent review as usual.

[@zvxcvxcz]

Tony Northrup Just curious, did you try applying micro adjustments and/or liveview (or other contrast based focusing) or is the lens just soft? That is, could this lens have still been slightly off focus on the shots that you considered in focus?

[@jersonona7961]

seriously, who cares if the bokeh shapes like a football in movies? :)))

[@enesogroup9054]

Hi Tony, have you ever tried the 85mm version? Would love to know how it stands against the Sigma or Tamron 85mm?

[@nicholastoo858]

Anderson Cooper 360 a camera geek too? impressed. 😆😆😆

[@ntstudio28]

For me, its still about camera angles, and movement/motion in film.. Bokeh is nice and the shape of the circles/footballs doesn't and will never bother me lol..

[@revistadearmas]

Nice video looks amazing super sharp in 4k. Exellent review I just got the canon 50mm lens last saturday.

[@raymundpalanca9179]

I'm from Philippines and I just started photography. Does this lens work well with Fujifilm XT-20 with Canon to Fuji adapter on it? Any needed changes on the settings or recommendations? Cheers.

[@legodudes2000member]

Can you guys do a review on the Sigma 150-500 5.6-6.3? Haven't found any good reviews for the lens.

[@TonyAndChelsea]

kevi drresser We have a review of the 150-600 (kzbin.info/www/bejne/opjYo3qfmdSGgNU). The 500 is a bit less sharp, but still a good value used.

[@legodudes2000member]

Thanks!

[@fvm2892]

Please make a review of the new canon 50mm f1.8 STM

[@TonyAndChelsea]

fvm2892 We have it, we just haven't recorded a review yet. Soon!

[@EmilPaje]

Hi Tony. Great Video as always. Thanks for sharing. I just have one question, where did you buy that Camera Strap for your Sony A7II?

[@TonyAndChelsea]

***** We probably cover it in here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHjGamiGiZtrfKc

[@anghelov]

Thanks for the review! I just ordered the Canon 50mm f1.8 for $95 + free shipping on eBay. Were you using back button focus when you compare them?

[@TonyAndChelsea]

anghelov Yep, I always use BBF.

[@fleshTH]

It looks like Yongnuo made this lens for Nikon too. I've found a few on ebay, but after trying to find it by googling, i'm coming up short. I keep running into the Canon version. I did find a few youtubers who've said that there's focusing problems with the Nikon version. I was wondering if you could. A) Find out for sure if it's out B) Do a review on it

[@christianriobuya7696]

Hey fleshTH. Im on the same concern. Have you find it out? I saw some review in youtube that it does have problem with Nikon but on the model of D5200. Dyou have any idea if it does have same problem with D5300? Hoping for your immediate reply. Thank you

[@fleshTH]

Christian Riobuya Sorry, I still haven't found out any information. I have D3300. I ended up just buying a manual 50mm lens for $50 off of ebay.

[@katjoe1974]

Here's the version for Nikon F-mount: www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1267133-REG/yongnuo_yn50mm_1_8_n_yn_50mm_f_1_8_lens.html For some reason the price bumps a bit over the canon EF-mount version.

[@Lucas-qr7ul]

Hey Flesh, Did you buy a manual focus lens? Nikon 50mm f/1.8D? What do you think about it?

[@kwanwallacephotography5145]

fleshTH does it work for Nikon D3400?

[@charlesdavis6371]

I really appreciate the video, but one thing comes to mind. When you say "easily fixed in Lightroom", while I can appreciate that, Lightroom is a VERY expensive software program. It costs more than the two lenses together. Just saying.

[@Tienlinhho]

Do u know if this lens will auto focus on my D5500? my D5500 nikon doesn't have auto focus motor built into the camera.

[@brucegarethgeorge]

The Yongnuo would be a good option for DSLR video. Two lenses for basically the price of one.

[@Potato-adept]

Hi tony! (And Chelsea), how do you correcta chromatic aberration and viñeting un Lightroom? I didn't know that one can fix that in LR. Cheers and great video (as usual) Sorry my english -non native speaker-

[@TonyAndChelsea]

Nico Ramirez There are panels for it in the Develop module. If you want instructions, check out my Lightroom 5 Video Book at sdp.io/store or at Amazon.

[@Dardania]

Please make a review about the Mitakon 50mm f/0.95 for E-Mount

[@TonyAndChelsea]

Eagle Productions We're working on it!

[@Dardania]

Tony Northrup Thank you, you're the best :D

[@mikebreler9724]

Can you please tell us what adapter you used that gave you AF on your Sony? Thanks

[@TonyAndChelsea]

Right now we're using sdp.io/mc11

[@DanceKomander]

I have been shooting with a Canon 50mm 1.8 for over a year. I bough a yongnuo 50mm off of ebay a few months ago for $58 including shipping. It took a month to get here. I have been shooting with it now for 2 months. I prefer it over the canon is every way. I have had better focus consistency and better sharpness with the Yognuo than I ever had with the Canon. I have also had less color fringing with the yongnuo than the Canon. It is definitely louder when focusing but that doesn't bother me. I think it comes down to the fact that these are extremely cheep lenses and weather you buy the Canon or Yongnuo they are not all equal.

[@TonyAndChelsea]

DanceKomander Yeah, I think because Yongnuo is new and there is high demand for this lens, they might be having quality assurance problems during manufacturing, leading to shipping bad copies. We'll check back in a year and see if they get it sorted out... if they do, I bet they also have to raise the price.

[@chillax_bra]

Tonys hoodie is badass!!! What brand?? I need it lol

[@juanreyes5222]

I just ordered the new 50 stm 1.8,i heard it's much better than the old and same dirt cheap price :D ..Nice video guys and thanks for all y'alls great insights!

[@JoseACostan]

Juan Reyes how did it work put for you? i am getting into photography (mainly on stage scenarios) and i am thinking i should get this lens. i have a canon 7d

[@mab.t7022]

Well in Canada it's really not worth it. Ebay for the canon 116$ and 83$ for the yongnuo. The massive image quality difference is surely worth 33$.

[@j123607]

Hi ef 50mm on canon 80d ? Do u suggest as efs 50mm not available at shops.

[@jonrolfson1686]

I did find the Ride of the Disembodied Valkyrie's Head vaguely disturbing.

[@da5idnz]

Can you do the Yongnuo 85mm now?

[@ZaneWuffy]

i have the nikon viersion of this lens, and i dont know whats going on but its not good at all. autofocusing is iffy at times and most of the time its blurry

[@DentReversal]

Canon is also STM quiet and fast focusing

[@sdbo7102]

what adapter is that and will it focus on my nex6?

[@thure1982]

When will you test the 2X extender?

[@TonyAndChelsea]

Henrik Thuresson We have it, I just need to get some test shots with it. Maybe next week?

[@SweetPeachannel]

Mate I always loving your video

[@kubemthegray7041]

What camera body are you using

[@blackkugu5396]

hi canon 50mm f1.8 or sony sel 50mm f1.8 lens test? canon 24-105mm f4 L or sony sel 18-105mm G lens test? canon 24-70mm or sony sel 16-70mm zeis lens ? test :)))

[@richa4425]

Do you have any comparisons of cheaper options to Cannon 50mm f1.4?

[@TonyAndChelsea]

Rich A No, just this more expensive comparison: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j2HEoGSefZKrbKc

[@richa4425]

Tony Northrup Thanks for suggesting the other video and showing how you deploy your models for shooting.

[@Bilalali177]

What lens adapter you used for your sony a7 to attach canon lens on it

[@AhmedPress]

Hi Mr. tony.. how are you ? could you tell me what the better of camera shooting 4K video ? Thanks

[@TonyAndChelsea]

الاعلامي احمد مازن السامرائي It depends on your filming style, but we do most of our shooting with a Panasonic GH4.

[@AhmedPress]

Thanks dear .. what the price of it please ?

[@AhmedPress]

Tony Northrup Thanks dear .. what the price of it please ?

[@hodissergiu8883]

الاعلامي احمد مازن السامرائي where i live the price is about 2000-2000 US $

[@FilmFactry]

Was that Autofocus on the Sony with that adapter?

[@mariolavrador350]

Can you please now do the same test but with the new Canon 50mm 1.8 STM?

[@TonyAndChelsea]

+Mário Lavrador we've also tested that. Search our channel.

[@mariolavrador350]

Tony & Chelsea Northrup thank you.

[@oinamjohnson8401]

I have youngnou 50mm 1.8N version and I think I must get 75mm equivalent in DX(d3400) due to crop factor of 1.5 but ironically it turn out to b only 50mm in DX body I M confused can anyone help me . Thank U

[@PillsGrabber]

I noticed you published this video, then, some days later DigitalRev and Chritopher Frost make a video with the same objective :( were you the first to cover this one?

[@TonyAndChelsea]

Lourenço Montibello I think so, but we all probably had to wait two months for our copies of the Yongnuo lens to arrive. I did watch the DigitalRev video, and was relieved to see that he came to the same conclusion (because I'd hate to have been wrong about the lens). I never have the heart to smash a working lens, though. :)

[@PillsGrabber]

Yes, they're cruel with the gear, some times it's a pain to see those little cameras suffer :(

[@jowo7295]

Yongnuo apparently will have Nikon clones on the market by the end of this year. I wonder if they'll try tackling the ultrasonic motor in AF-S lenses, or if they'll stick with body-driven AF. The latter would probably mean pretty poor sales, as Nikon entry level bodies don't have AF motors and these lenses are targeted at people on a budget.

[@kooblisofficial4159]

ad ơi. chiếc yongnuo 50mm này dùng được cho canon 750d không ạ

[@jayvernon907]

How's the videos with the youguano

[@rickytablanda8388]

what can you say with the Yonguo 100mm f2