Canon m50 bokeh lens full#
While the crop can provide an advantage if you want to “zoom” in closer to your subject, it can be more challenging if you want to record a wide view of a location, especially if you don’t have a lot of space to move around.įor example, the image above was shot at 11mm, which is 18mm equivalent in full frame terms (meaning you’re in the super wide-angle category). This is important to know because if you’re planning on making 4K videos, you’ll need to be careful to choose a lens that gives you the field of view that you need. Other Eos M cameras don’t have 4K capabilities. It doesn’t apply to the M6 II which can record 4K without a crop thanks to its new sensor and faster image processor. Important: this applies to the M50, M50 II and M200. This happens because the camera uses the central portion of the sensor rather than the entire width. If you’re interested in doing video work with your Eos M, you need to be aware that in 4K, the field of view is severely cropped. This also means that the aperture value is not saved in the exif data of your photos, and in-camera lens corrections (distortion, vignetting etc.) are ineffective.
Canon m50 bokeh lens manual#
Tip: make sure to enable “Release shutter w/o lens” in the menu of your camera (Setup Menu page 5 > Custom Functions > ) when using manual focus lenses, because they don’t have electronic contacts and therefore don’t communicate with the camera. Some of these MF lenses have a very fast aperture, others come at a very affordable price. For example, these lenses have a mechanical focus ring that can give you more precision and a better experience than the electronic rings found on AF lenses. There is no denying that autofocus is convenient, but manual focus offers advantages too. Manual focus lensesĪbout 70% of the lenses available for your M50 are manual focus lenses. Since the M50 and other M cameras don’t have in-body stabilisation, this is something to consider if you do a lot of work hand-held for video, or stills in less-than-ideal light conditions.
Optical stabilisationĬanon lenses (except the 32mm 1.4 and 22mm f2) and the Tamron 18-200mm are the only ones with optical stabilisation. If AF is a priority for you, these are the brands to concentrate on. The Eos M series has an APS-C sensor, which is 2.6 times smaller than 35mm / full frame.Ĭanon, Sigma, Tamron and Viltrox are the only brands producing autofocus lenses (Tamron has made only one, the 18-200mm released in 2014).
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