YONGNUO YN50mm F1.8C Lens, Large Aperture Auto Focus Lens, 50MM F1.8 for Canon EF Mount EOS Cameras Black
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Features
- YN50mm F1.8, it's the first prime lens produced by Yongnuo, it suports AF Auto Focus function, and MF manual Focus function. An excellent addition to the EOS 18-55mm lens kits.
- This 50 mm lens provides much faster aperture for low light usage and has better edge to edge sharpness.
- Mounting type: Canon EF. Auto Focus or Manual, 2 Inches in Length, 0.15 Magnification, 46 Degree Maximum Angle of View, 6 Elements in 5 Groups, Accepts 52mm. Filters max focal length: 55.0 millimeters
- Works well with cameras such as the 5D, 7D, 60D, 70D, T3, T3i, T5, T5i, plus more.
- YN50 MM F1.8 lens maximum magnification and field of view:0.15160240mm (when located to 0.45 meter)
Brand: YONGNUO
Focal Length Description: 50mm F1.8 Standard Prime Lens for Canon
Lens Type: Standard
Compatible Mountings: Canon EF
Camera Lens Description: 50mm F1.8 Lens for Canon EF Mount EOS Cameras
Product Dimensions: 3.27 x 0.71 x 0.71 inches
Item Weight: 4.2 ounces
Item model number: YN50mm F1.8 C
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: December 9, 2015
Manufacturer: HK YONGNUO LIMITED
Country of Origin: China
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*: YN50mm F1.8 II C
I'm no professional photographer, but I've been doing amateur photography for over a decade now. I also rarely do amazon reviews because I rarely am impressed or feel the need. In this case, I am both impressed and feel the need to leave feedback. I am not an employee of Yongnuo, nor was I given anything for this review. I bought this lens with my meager blue collar paycheck. I'm leaving this review because this is one of the best lenses I've ever owned. It's far from the best lens in terms of quality, nor does it have built in IS (image stabilization), so you'll probably be able to tell the difference between this and the highest end Canon CN-E 50mm that retails for $3,000. Yep, $3k for a nifty fifty lens. On the other hand, this lens new runs for what, $70? The performance per dollar spent on this is astronomical. I previously owned the first version of this lens for about a year. I purchased it preowned and sold it when I sold my Canon SL3 to buy a full frame camera (sold the lens because I didn't know which brand's full frame camera I was going to go with). I ended up going with the Canon 5D Mark II. It's slightly older than I wanted but I couldn't pass up the price, less than $400 for a full frame camera that I can install magic lantern on and only had 25K shutter count. I immediately went to purchase another Yongnuo 50mm but discovered there where actually 2 versions, the one I originally had and this version #2. So I bought this and my first experience wasn't a fluke, these lenses are the real deal. This lens does something for the entire photography consumer market; It shows us that there's a huge, MASSIVE markup on lenses. The quality & performance of this lens is virtually identical to the $200-$300 Canon version (my girlfriend has one and I've used it on many occasions) but without the insane markup. Hopefully Yongnuo will keep making lenses if only to provide more competition which will drop the price across products & brands. Drawbacks: This lens is NOT built like a tank, like the high end versions or Canon's own high-end 50mm. It's also not weather sealed nor has any bells or whistles (no IS). Since this lens is so cheap (monetarily), it doesn't really matter that it's not built like a tank, if it breaks it's not going to cause you to sell your car or take out a second mortgage to replace it.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2021 by C L C L
*: YN50mm F1.8 C
This is an excellent option for the newbie and for the hobbyists. Its a great nifty fifty prime for the price. The foreground focus is clean, while the background gives a nice faded bokeh. Its perfect for headshots and bust shots. I haven't used it for street or even architecture, yet. There's a noticeable difference in the quality of the build compared to a OEM Canon lens. Yet, it's about the same size, and same functionality. I've had many different Canon and Nikon lenses throughout my time, yet this one is half the price with a better-than-average result. Totally worth the money spent.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2023 by USFSam
*: YN50mm F1.8 C
This little "nifty fifty" is great! The pictures have very good bokeh, especially when you couple it with a Viltrox Speedbooster. While the lense is a 1.8 on a normal adapter; when using the speedbooster it gives you 1.2! If feels VERY cheap, but I think it is a great starter 50mm. Last, the auto focus is good, but it is a little slower than I would like, and it is a bit noisy.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2021 by MSP2020
*: YN50mm F1.8 C
I bought this for my Cannon EOS Rebel T8i. It fits perfectly, and it works amazingly well. It was the cheapest option available to me, and I was very nervous upon ordering, but I couldn't be happier with my decision now. I am posting some photos that were taken with this lens.
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2024 by Kayla Kayla
*: YN50mm F1.8 C
While there is a mk2 version of this lens, I actually prefer this one as it is lighter and easier to carry when I don't want to bring my whole camera bag. As a prime lens, you have to use your legs to zoom in and out, but it focuses quickly and the wider aperture range allows for more artistic shots. The lens hoods that I currently have are not compatible with this lens, but the glass is recessed enough that I don't think that one would be necessary. The small form factor also helps to prevent accidental scratches and dings. Don't lose the lens cover and you should be fine.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2025 by david nespoli
*: YN50mm F1.8 C
I am no expert photographer, matter of fact I’ve only taken a dozen of photos with any camera other than my phone! I watched videos and read tons of articles on photographing people when I eventually came to the conclusion that the 50mm was pretty much a staple lens for this. I was hesitant because there are so many others that are a lot more pricey however this one is great! The pictures are of my son and I feel like they turned out amazing for a newbie like myself! It’s well worth the money for the clarity and quality of the photo!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2024 by B B
*: YN50mm F1.8 C
I bought this to use with a canon rebel t5i in lower light conditions than i could get away with using the 18-55 kit lens. It does the trick *but* it is very slow to focus, and also seems to "lose" (need to readjust) all the time even when i haven't really changed the distance i'm working at. Definitely do not reccomend for any kind of action shots. It *can* be done but you basically have to pick a spot to shoot and hope the action passes through that specific spot. the smaller lens diameter (52mm) also means you have to get a different set of filters than the ones the standard lenses use (58mm), *and* kinda counteracts some of the advantage of getting a low-F lens Given the option to go back and choose again, i'd probably go for a higher quality model instead of this one.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2021 by Nathan
*: YN50mm F1.8 C
Amazing quality! Exactly what I needed to take pictures
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2025 by Brooklyn