Why does Canon in their promotional images always show the Mark III ds with a standard 50mm f/1.4 lens? - canon ds
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Monday, January 11, 2010
Canon Ds Why Does Canon In Their Promotional Images Always Show The Mark III Ds With A Standard 50mm F/1.4 Lens?
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Hello,
Canon 50mm f/1.4 is one of the best portrait lenses. It has the classic 50mm focal length for which it popular among users of full-frame.
It is located between 1.8 and f/1.2. The first was at a low cost, built in optical quality at an attractive price. This is extremely expensive, since the additional options, if it is a workable solution for professional photographers.
As for the 50mm f/1.4 I want to say already, this is a great lens. For a median income of numbers that has very good optical quality, the chromatic aberrations, which in extreme cases and very nice bokeh.
Because he is one of the favorite destinations of choice in the Canon line-up, which is used to display a lot of testing new camera.
If you have the option to not be disappointed get their hands on this issue, too.
Show Canon 1Ds Mk III, because it is the flagship camera has 21 megapixels. In relation to 1.4 mm, 50mm lens, purely for display, the camera is only the body, so the buyer can for what purpose they need to know. The 50mm lens is considered by some as a useful tool gives the same light as the human eye and therefore it is classified as a standard lens. The other response that indicates that is the best portrait lens, as I am affraid that is completely wrong. 80mm-135mm lenses are the best option for pictures when the camera large format
50 mm f/1.4 lens are impressive.
They also use a red ring on his "L" lenses, (or Nikon "ED" ring is harder to see)
And the white lenses look better on the sporting events that the black Nikon
In the world of football on my last city, while nearly 2/3rds of the use of Nikon professional if the lenses all I saw saw were white Canon.
Overall marketing strategy very well.
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