One of Canon’s most “lauded” lenses. Many photographers consider it a must to have three “L” fixes in their arsenal: EF 35/1.4L, EF 85/1.2L and EF 135/2.0L. Canon EF 35/1.4 L USM – the first lens with fixed focal length if you don’t count the almost “obligatory” Canon lens
EF 50/1.8 II
I bought. Whereas on “cropped” cameras the 35mm focal length is closer to “normal” – 56mm, on full-frame DSLRs Canon EF 35/1.4L is a “moderately wide-angle” lens.
Canon EF 35/1.4L USM
On a Canon EOS 5D
The reason for my purchase was simple: the Sigma AF 15-30/3.5-4.5 EX DG left me perplexed and the Sigma AF 12-24/4.5-5.I never got the “wide” lens that is so dear to the heart of landscape photographers. My choice of 3 lenses: Canon EF 17-40/4 L USM, Canon EF 16-35/2.8 L USM and the actual Canon EF 35/1.4 L USM. It was easy to refuse the first option, but I struggled long and hard between the last two… As a result, the zoom’s versatility and, let’s face it, nice focal lengths lost out to the aperture ratio and, more importantly, the sharpness “across the field” of the.
Canon EF 35/1.4 L USM came on the market in December 1998. Compared to most L-series lenses, the Canon EF 35/1.The 4L is a long-lived model, which proves its relevance, quality and popularity among users.
Technical characteristics
Aspherical element in the design From Canon website
MTF chart From Canon website
| Construction: 11 elements in nine groups |
| Number of aperture blades – 8 |
| Minimum aperture of 22 |
| Minimum focus distance 0.3 meters |
| Viewing angle – 63 degrees |
| Diameter of light filter – 72 mm |
| Size diameter*length – 72*86 mm |
| Weight – 580 gr. |
| Shield and soft case LP1214 included |
| Canon EW-78C |
A complete test of the Canon EF 35/1 lens.4 L USM read on fotosky
I would like to ask if the Canon EF 35/1.4 L lens lived up to its reputation in terms of image quality and performance. Did it deliver sharp and clear images, especially in low-light conditions? How was the lens’ autofocus performance? Were there any noticeable drawbacks or limitations? Overall, would you recommend this lens to photographers looking for a wide-angle prime lens with a large aperture? Thank you for your insights!
Can anyone share their experience with the Canon EF 35/1.4 L lens? I am considering purchasing it and would love to hear any feedback on its performance, image quality, and overall usability. How does it compare to other lenses in terms of sharpness, low-light capabilities, and autofocus accuracy? Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Can anyone share their experience with the Canon EF 35/1.4 L lens? I’m curious about its performance and image quality. How does it compare to other lenses in similar focal lengths? Is it worth the investment for professional use? Any insights or recommendations would be greatly appreciated!