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Question: Do Canon Rebel XSi Digital SLR Camera(450D)  work with this lens?
Document: I normally never write a review at all. However, I am so impressed with this lens, I think it is worthwhile for me to spread the word out.Let me start with a little bit of my background. I have always been shooting with a crop sensor camera (Rebel Xsi and now 7d) and have never really care for a prime lens. Most of the time I always use my EF-S 17-55mm lens or EF 70-200mm IS Mk II.
That is the "sweet spot" for the lens. As I stopped down farther, however, sharpness decreased. By f/22.0, image quality was terrible. In fact, image quality at f/1.4 was better than it was at f/16! Clearly, this lens was designed for low-light performance, with its maximum performance at f/8.0.On Saturday, I took the lens out for a photo shoot, mounted on my Canon Rebel T1i camera.
But it delivers incredibly high quality, professional results, even when mounted on a Rebel body. Anyone who can afford this lens will be pleased with its performance. And when mounted on a cropped sensor camera, like the Rebel T1i, it becomes a 56mm lens - almost a normal angel of view! That makes this the ideal prime lens for cropped sensor cameras!
I expect many people buy this as an "L" equivalent to a 50mm lens on a camera with an APS-C sensor. However, I use it with a full frame digital camera or with 35mm film, and for me, this is one of Canon's essential primes. Together with their 135mm f2L, and a good 50mm lens, the 35mm f1.4L completes the kit.
It is the one for you. It also provides good shadow details with no sign of wash out. No need to say DOV control. If you have the money, I highly recommend this lens.Body used: Canon Rebel.Lenses used: 18-55mm, 24-70L, 50/1.8II, 85/1.8, 135/2L.Cons:Expensive.
Very nice portrait lens for particular type of production.3. Work wonderfully on both full size sensor camera as well as 1.6x body.4. Build quality is excellent5. Very sharp, sharp enough to convince you that your L lens prime is worth the price.
I am from Germany and during my visit to US I bought this piece of ...I knew that I have a risk, because the Canon's Warranty doesn't work in Germany, but I thought it is an L-lens. Canon quality, for over 1000 Euro. Little did I knew.First problem was that photos at f/1.4-f/2.0 were VERY blurred even at the center.
This review is for the copy that I received, which was a "bad" one. This review is not for all Canon 35 1.4 lenses.I bought this lens brand new in the box, and was unfortunate enough to have a bad one straight from the factory. The lens would not focus correctly; it frontfocused horribly. Even micro adjustments didn't work. I have bought 6 other professional canon lenses without a problem.
The falloff is not visible when you use this lens on an APS digital sensor like the 20d where it has a "normal" angle of view.
The Canon EF 35mm f/1.4L USM Wide Angle Lens for Canon SLR Cameras is an outstanding lens.Really, in many respects, that's all that needs to be said. It performs exceptionally well, especially with full frame cameras like the EOS 5D Mark III. A fast 35mm prime lens, it can easily be a good &#34;walk-around&#34; lens to let you take photos of anything you happen to see while you're out and about.
Answer: Yes, all canon DSLR's will work with this lens right out of the box. That's everything from the 450D to the 60D to the 5D and all the cameras in between. Only Canon's mirrorless (EOS-M) camera will require an adapter to use this lens.