Most night photographers use an ultra-wide angle lens. Some use longer lenses for deep-sky astrophotography. But what about the Nifty Fifty? Enter the Nifty Fifty Some people describe a Nifty Fifty as approximating what we see. I’m not really sure that’s quite right. But regardless, it is a “tweener” lens
The 50mm f/1.8 is among the most popular lenses for many types of photography. However, many photographers tend to shoot at the widest aperture with it — a crucial mistake that results in not so sharp photos. So, if you’re new to photography and just picked up this lens, outdoor
When it comes to lenses, one that often finds itself in the spotlight is the Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM. This unassuming piece of glass is a true classic, and it has earned its place in the hearts of photographers for several compelling reasons. To see my full lens review
Photographers often talk about using “normal” lenses for their work. What they are referring to is a lens that mimics the field of view of human vision. In general, most photographers agree that a focal length of around 50mm on a full-frame camera is regarded as a normal lens. So,
The Nifty Fifty is a term used to describe a 50mm prime lens, which is considered a versatile and affordable option for many photographers. A recent survey we did at Photofocus revealed nearly 30% of our readers consider it their favorite lens. However, it’s important to remember that there are
Canon’s new nifty fifty, the Canon RF 50mm f/1.8 STM, has a hard act to follow. Its older EF mount sibling, the EF 50mm f/1.8 STM is widely considered to be one of the best affordable nifty fifties, on the market. I have to say that the older Canon 50mm
For a lot of photographers, a 50mm prime is the first lens they purchase. It’s a lens that a lot of people judge a camera brand by, as it gives you a ton of options and flexibility no matter what you’re photographing. Prior to the 50mm f/1.2 GM lens, Sony
