Canon Full Frame Lenses

[0.615 lb] Very well made. I use it with my canon full frame cameras.

[25mm] Rather than go with full frame, I've been shooting with the more economical APS-C lenses and they've been working out great. Be sure to adapt your settings on the Canon, as it is full manual. I have become a huge fan of cine lenses because they are built beautifully, with smooth focus and aperture rings. Super sharp, handles focus pull cleanly with no perceivable focus breathing. Love these Meike lenses! I'm buying them one at a time, as budget permits. And thankfully, they are at a very reasonable price given their high quality and special purpose. Not feeling any urge to go back to photography lenses these days, and certainly questioning whether to return to OEM Canon lenses, since these are 1/10th the price.

[9 x 6.2 x 5.5"] I wanted top quality product considering I use so many Canon FD lenses on my modern Canon full frame. My Novoflex adapter looks great and works flawlessly. This product is certainly expensive - but considering that it is made in Germany and is the only one I will ever need - I am able to be super happy about it every single time I change a lens. I do not regret buying it and would do it all over again.

[0.75 lb] It's an expensive adapter, but high quality. I use full frame canon lenses with this adapter to use with my GH4. I'm happy with the image. I have a 28-70mm f2.8 which turns into a f2.0 with the speed booster. Having that extra light is well worth the cost IMO. AF is not great, but works. My native lenses are much better. I only use AF with my gimbal and I use a much small native lens for that anyway.

[9, Rounded] I’ve been shooting full frame Canon equipment and L series lenses for years and I think they’re great. Having said that, I’m not getting any younger and I made the hard decision to downsize to an Olympus E-M1 Mark II. One of the lenses I purchased is the ED 300 f4 and I’m absolutely delighted. Its not super small but it’s WAY smaller than my Canon 500 f4 L series. It focuses very fast and it is tack sharp. Keep in mind that on your micro 4/3 body this is the focal length equivalent of a 600 f4. Do yourself a favor and just bite the bullet and buy it (and the matching1.4x Olympus converter).

[-3 to 20 EV] The Canon RP is my first full frame camera and my first canon camera. The first thing I noticed is the beautiful colors. I use the camera to photograph friends, family, wildlife, and landscapes. It’s not the fastest but it makes sense at this price point. The kit lens is good enough to get excellent quality images. I picked the RP over the R6 because it is lighter. As soon as my budget permits, I will be upgrading to the r8 because it’s light too.

[1/180 Second] I'm 79 YO camera enthusiast. I needed a lightweight full-frame Canon camera. I found it!

[2] Quality full-frame gear to upgrade to the Canon RF mount system.

Quality full-frame gear to upgrade to the Canon RF mount system.

[1.6 oz / 45.4 g] There are two 16mm Rokinon cine lenses - this one which is slower, cannot take screw on filters, and covers full frame sensors, and the other lens with is faster, takes screw on filters, and will not cover full frame sensors. Both 16mm lenses are faster than the Rokinon 14mm, making either a good choice if you need both wide and fast glass. This lens has a built in hood, good feeling focus wheel, and takes good images. I’ve found it to be plenty sharp fully open and consistent across the frame, though I doubt this lens would come close to a famously sharp lens like a Sigma. If you don’t care about the sensor coverage, I would go with the faster and filter-compatible of the two - bit of you do need full frame coverage and want something fast and good looking, this is a solid and very reasonably priced cine lens.