06-30-2016, 01:43 PM
The Yongnuo 35mm f2 is a very bad little lens, worse even than the not so good 50mm f1.8 Yongnuo. We discussed this before.
The Canon EF 35mm f2 does a much better job, and you should be able to find it under $250 now that it is out of production and replaced. The only weakness of the Canon are the soft extreme corners.
To quote lenstip:
"On full frame the results are simply tragically weak. At the maximum relative aperture the MTFs barely exceed 15 lpmm and the highest possible result can be achieved by f/11; still even there the lens cannot go higher than 30 lpmm."
That does show clearly in the sample images.
There is nothing which speaks for the Yongnuo.
Why not be interested in actually new designs, than the badly copied Canon old designs by Yongnuo?
The Canon EF 35mm f2 does a much better job, and you should be able to find it under $250 now that it is out of production and replaced. The only weakness of the Canon are the soft extreme corners.
To quote lenstip:
"On full frame the results are simply tragically weak. At the maximum relative aperture the MTFs barely exceed 15 lpmm and the highest possible result can be achieved by f/11; still even there the lens cannot go higher than 30 lpmm."
That does show clearly in the sample images.
There is nothing which speaks for the Yongnuo.
Why not be interested in actually new designs, than the badly copied Canon old designs by Yongnuo?