7artisans 35mm F1.4 Mark II APS-C Manual Focus Fixed Lens Large Aperture Compatiable for Canon R Mount Mirrorless Cameras R RP R5 R6

The lens is heavy metal and I absolutely love how it feels when you adjust it. The dials are easy to ready and compliment the design aesthetically and from a functional design point. The add-on focus wrench sticks on with a couple of pieces of 3M tape that you just have to peel off and it makes it much easier to adjust.I only had the kit lens 16-50mm for my Sony a6400 and wanted another lens with a lower light aperture for portraits and landscape photography.The f 1.4 aperture is great for blurring backgrounds and getting some good portrait shots. You can adjust the aperture to get sharper pictures overall.I would recommend this lens for anybody getting into the hobby and wanting a little bit more of a challenge than autofocus as I Believe the biggest limitations in photography are the photographer themselves and spending thousands of dollars on gear won't help you unless you know what you're doing. Professional photographers can justify the price of expensive lenses as they know what they're doing and it takes money to make money.Great if you like taking pictures indoors and have control over your environment and range from which your shooting. And if your adventurous, take it out for street photography and see what you can do. Great price for anyone wanting to try something different.

This is a great lens for anyone interested in manual focus. It has beautiful bokeh and captures warm beautiful light. For the price this lens cannot be beat.

The focus and lightening are pretty clear but when you download the pictures you can see some of the noise in them. It’s easily portable and the performance is great for the price.

Got this for video on my APSC camera. Makes nice blurry background on a crop sensor.

I've taken some decent pictures with this. Can be hard to use and best when you're in a calm slow environment.

Wow! Really nice lens.I recently picked back up the hobby of photography and a Nikon Z50. Which is a really nice camera.I wanted some lens options and found this one.Being manual focus will be fun and challenging but this really is a nice lens for the money.The lens is solid and almost has a compact size and feel to it.Packaging was superb and I can't be happier and again I'm looking forward to taking photos and sharpening my manual focus skills!

This and a 20mm autofocus lens are, so far, the most used lenses with my Nikon Zfc (out of a total of 5 available lenses).The images are solid with only minor vignetting at fast focal ratios. The chromatic aberrations are practically not there, though i have not tested it yet against the Moon or bright stars which would pop any CA. No noticeable coma, very flat to the edge in daylight shots. Again, I still need to try it at night against stars, but as with the CA, I do not anticipate anything major from what I have seen in post processing.This is a very inexpensive lens in the scheme of things, but it has worked very well. I like manual lens control and this is easy to use. I would prefer that the aperture and focus rings were swapped consistent with many other lenses, including Nikon, but in practice I became used to the arrangement fairly quickly.

Was looking for a different focal length on a budget and found this bad boy, built like a tank and never leaves my camera. Yeah manual focus is hit or miss but thats more of a user error most of the time and you get used to it and once you practice zone focusing it gets a lot easier. Focus and aperture rings are smooth and easy to slide, when you hit focus the thing is tack sharp. 10/10 would buy again.Not sure how the quality will turn out on amazon but random picture included just cause.