Does anyone have real life experience of Yongnuo lenses?
I'm certainly not a highly skilled photographer, never done any paid work or anything like that. Just a light hobby really.
99 percent of the time its just documenting my daughter growing up, no fancy arty stuff but I appreciate a good photograph.
I have a Canon 50mm f1.8 ii lens that I've had for about 5 years. Its amazing for the £75 I paid for it.
Looking for a 35mm lens in the thinking I can fit more of the expanding family(3 mth old son) into the frame.
Reading the reviews the yongnuo 35mm f2.0 seems like a no brainer at £70 on ebay? Any other suggestions?
Camera is a Canon 500d btw. Another question is wether I should get a used 5d ii? see they go for 400-600. lens or body or both?
I have both the 50mm and 35mm (using them on a 60d), AF on both of them is reasonably slow as shit, the 35 being slightly quicker. Quality isn't extraordinary but decent enough, can take some samples if you want.
Thanks, decided I'll go for the 35. About to order on eBay right now. Can't grumble with £70. Don't think I can justify spending in the hundreds for my uses really.
Does anyone have real life experience of Yongnuo lenses?
I'm certainly not a highly skilled photographer, never done any paid work or anything like that. Just a light hobby really.
99 percent of the time its just documenting my daughter growing up, no fancy arty stuff but I appreciate a good photograph.
I have a Canon 50mm f1.8 ii lens that I've had for about 5 years. Its amazing for the £75 I paid for it.
Looking for a 35mm lens in the thinking I can fit more of the expanding family(3 mth old son) into the frame.
Reading the reviews the yongnuo 35mm f2.0 seems like a no brainer at £70 on ebay? Any other suggestions?
Camera is a Canon 500d btw. Another question is wether I should get a used 5d ii? see they go for 400-600. lens or body or both?