f4, ISO 1600, 1/60 f5, ISO1600, 1/250
f5, ISO1600, 1/4000
This lens is weird to focus and I found I had to back up at times to get my objects in focus before moving back in for a closer shot.
When I first rented this lens my only subjects available were my two cats. I was actually able to get shots of them play fighting and the lens kept up with them. I found when focusing on a person's face, it was important to increase the f-stop to 1.8 or slightly higher, or I ended up with an eye in focus and the rest of the face blurry.
This lens takes REALLY sharp photos! I was deeply saddened when I had to return this lens after four short days! This lens retails for $2600. I will be renting it again - that's for sure!
I rented Canon's 85mm, f1.2 lens for an engagement shoot I was doing. Various reviews I read stated this lens is great for portraits and weddings - they were right! This lens is increadably fast - once you have it set up. It's the set up that takes a bit of getting used to. Also the fact that it has one focal length takes getting used to if you are used to using a lens with a range. For the most part this lens does really well with the apature fully opened to 1.2 f-stop and I set my ISO at 400. If it was really bright I either changed my f stop so it was a smaller opening (usually around 5.6) or changed my ISO to 200 or even 100.
This lens is weird to focus and I found I had to back up at times to get my objects in focus before moving back in for a closer shot.
When I first rented this lens my only subjects available were my two cats. I was actually able to get shots of them play fighting and the lens kept up with them. I found when focusing on a person's face, it was important to increase the f-stop to 1.8 or slightly higher, or I ended up with an eye in focus and the rest of the face blurry.
This lens takes REALLY sharp photos! I was deeply saddened when I had to return this lens after four short days! This lens retails for $2600. I will be renting it again - that's for sure!
Here are some photos I took while playing around with the lens.
Paper clips - f1.2, ISO 400, 1/50
Harley Davidson - f3.5, ISO 400, 1/4000
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