Canon EF lens mount

The world's first full-frame autofocus 35mm lens with 1-to-1 macro reproduction, a lens I predict will be a huge seller for the company.

This lens, which is available for Sony E, Nikon Z, and Canon EF bodies, you know, for DSLRs, can autofocus, but it's also available in a manual focus only for Canon RF shooters, since Canon won't allow others to make RF glass that autofocuses.

And you guys know what to say about that.

Talk to Canon.

Um, but so there's two versions of this lens.

So the autofocus version's been made for Sony E, Nikon Z, and Canon EF mounts.

Um-

Ooh, they'll sell-

Now, today I want to talk about, because in the past we actually did an episode on lenses.

But we kind of really generalized, you know, cook lenses and EF and RF and E-mount and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

But what I want to talk about today was, and this was my idea for this episode, Because when you start off, you buy all different type of lenses and you get excited like you did because you had like, at one stage you had like, what, 25 odd lenses? 25, 30, somewhere around.

Yeah, it's just ridiculous.

least

four or five years since I last used it.

I did use it for some video productions using the Blackmagic because they're EF mounts.

So I bought all these lenses and I never had the heart to get rid of them.

So I do think that makes it a great budget pick.

And if someone can stretch to a bit more, you can go for an older EF model, like the 100, the 400.

Now that one has an aperture of 4.5 to 5.6.

So it can translate to other cameras to the RF line, specifically with the EF to RF adapter.