The ONLY 3 Lenses You Need For The Canon R50!
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Published 2024-01-19
If I could only have 3 lenses for my Canon R50, I would pick these! This kit pretty much covers every focal length you need for great looking photos and videos all for around $1000 total.
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All Comments (21)
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Thanks for continuing to make canon camera content!! Itâs hard to find nowadays!
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Thank you for this detailed, yet brief overview!
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Thanks for showing the R50 some love. Would love to see what a more extreme kitted out rig would look like
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My three will be Nifty50 for potrait, RF 16mm for the ultra wide, good for street, the last one a bit tricky, I'll go for 70-200 f4L for the range. Do have to take note, because R50 is on crop sensor, which means, whatever widest apeture that we have on the lens have to x1.6 which mean the 16mm is F4.5, 50mm is F2.9, and the 70-200 is on F6.4 which means the bokeh background seperation will not be as good, but have to make do since it's an R50.
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The 10-18mm is an RF-S lens. Which means. It's an APS-C lens. It will give a 1.6x cropped image on full sensors.
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Pretty nice set but Iâd add a small super zoom to the list for travel and walk around general purpose photography, the 18-150mm RF-S kit lens is quite good for a kit lens.
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Great survey. Many thanks!
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thank you for this!
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Thank you! Keep making content on r50 please đ©đđ»đđ»đđ»đđ»đđ»đđ»đđ»
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I bought Sigma 18-35 1.8 and so far this is my main (and the only) lens to go with R50. I think it makes sense to also have 1st and 3rd, thanks.
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Being from Michigan, loved seeing pic from mackinaw City in Mackinac Island.
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I run RF16, RF28 and RF100-400. If I'm sure I don't need tele, I swap 100-400 with adapting EF Sigma 17-70mm f2.8-4 contemporary. When the Sigma 18-50 RF version arrives, I'll trade that out.
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It also really depends on how you shoot. Large apertures are a must if you dont shoot on a mount or at anything outside good bright lighting. The R50 is well noted to absolutely shit the bed at moderate to low light.
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The 100-400 only make sense for wild life photography, I canât see it being use much for any other genre. It also doesnât make sense on the R50, apsc for wild life probably would be better with R7, the higher quality apsc in canon system. The focusing is too slow on R50, I have one I would know.
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I'd replace the 50mm with the 35mm F1.8 macro IS STM. It does depend on the use case of course but for most portraits etc, the 50mm 1.8 is just too close up if you want to shoot full body. I tried both and ended up returning the 50mm. The 35mm is sharper than the 50, has Image stabilization and can actually do some macro work if you ever want to experiment with that. The rest of the video I agree with fully. I have this setup along with the RF 35mm F1.8, RF-s 18-45 kit lens and RF-s 55-210 lens.
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Good review
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ok in Australian dollars including tax in the price its $599 for the ultra wide, $325 for the f1.8 prime lens and $1179 for the 100mm-400mm your looking at 2103 AUD which is $1373 USD in the grand space of things I guess its not bad but these lens my question is are they high quality?
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Out of all which one would you prefer for shooting indoor videos?
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Adam - Thanks for all your videos they are super helpful. I am looking for a macro lens for my cannon ae-1 program and wondering if you had a few suggestions? My subjects would be insects, flowers, shells. I want to get super close to the objects picking up detail. Thanks in advance.
