Canon Lens Ef 35Mm 1.4

[Autofocus] I compared it side by side to my beloved EF 35mm f/1.4 (version 1) lens, and actually like this one better. They are both colorful and sharp, even wide open. But this new RF lens actually has smoother bokeh, even though it is only f/1.8.

[FUJIFILM X] I bought this lens with some experience using manual lenses before. Once mounted on my EOS M3, the lens feels solid and focusing was not a problem using the integrated magnifier and peaking focus option. The use of Canon EVF-DC1 viewfinder is also strong recommended. Lens focus ring is a little tought and it has a long travel from minimum distance to infinity, but enough to focus with precision. With that on mind, I purchased this lens only for adult portraits and pics of static objects. It's not suitable to shoot children or action photography. Prior to this lens, I had been using a Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 USM with EOS EF to EF-M adapter. The 50mm 1.4 was fine an easy to use but its image quality is average to my taste, specially with apertures below 2.8. This rokinon shines in IQ from f2. Sharpening and contrast are aceptable at wider apertures, and always better than the Canon and with smoother bokeh. Vignetting is also visible, but nothing to worry about it. Overall, is an excellent performing lens and optically superior to use than the Canon standard lens.

[0.145 lb] As EF-M lens hoods go, this hood for the classy, new  EF-M 32mm f/1.4 STM is large- almost as long as the lens barrel. It can be reverse mounted for transit, but must be removed to dismount the lens. It has a spring activated latch, first Ive seen on a Canon hood. Rotate to mount, then a satisfying click of the latch says youre done. This classy hood for the classy lens sells for a very classy price- but very well made, as youd expect from Canon.

[77 mm (Front)] If you don't mind everything that is manual on this lens, GET IT!! It is the best 35mm F/1.4 lens out there! It's beats both the Canon and Nikon in terms of sharpness. You get more than what you pay for!! ;)

[Aluminum] I had absolutely no issues when using this with my Canon EF 16-35mm f/4L IS USM Lens, including the lack of vignetting, which was suggested to be a problem given the wide field of view with these shorter lenses.

[0.115 lb] This is a great substitute to the much more expensive OEM version lens hood for the Canon EF-35mm 2.0 IS. It fit snuggly onto the lens and the only difference between this and the OEM hood is the felt on the OEM hood.

[0.145 lb] Perfect for my EF-M 32mm f/1.4 STM lens.

[Magnalium] I use it on EF 1.4L 35mm, is clear and works great on the mild wide angle. I use primarily to protect the front element of the lens. Does the trick.

[3.4 x 3 x 1.3"] I purchased this to as an experiment to play around with a few EF mount lenses on my GFX 50S, and its completely changed how Im using the GFX system.  I assumed adapted lenses would be very quirky and not really useable for serious work, but Ive been pleasantly surprised. I now have more EF glass than native glass.   So far Ive added the Canon 24mm f/3.5 TSE L II, 35mm f/1.4 L II, and 200mm f/2.8 L II, as well as the Sigma 50mm f/1.4 ART and 85mm f/1.4 ART.  All the lenses capable of AF (so all of them but the TSE) are very accurate and focus reasonably quick.  As far as image circle/vignette goes, they all also perform extremely well... the Canon 35 has a tiny bit of vignette that is correctable (aka... soft vignette), and the 24 TS has a bit of vignette when you shift beyond about 8mm (but it also correctable).   At the end of the day the adapted lenses arent quite as sharp as the native GF lenses (but thats a pretty tall order... the 110 GF is the sharpest lens Ive ever used), but the extremely shallow DOF a f/1.4 FF lens is capable of achieving on the GFX sensor makes it worth it (the 85 f/1.4 for example, gives you the equivalent of something like a ~66mm f/1.1 in FF).  I use the native GF lenses for absolute sharpness, and pull out the adapted EF glass when I want to achieve surreal unbelievably shallow DOF (and some of the EF lenses like the Canon 35 and Sigma Art lenses are still extremely sharp)

[Zoom Gear] Kenko TELEPLUS HD DGX 1.4x Teleconverter for Canon EF/EF-S Lenses I got this recently. It effectively turns my EF S 55 - 250 canon lens into a 500 telephoto. Autofocus and stabilization work quite well. I am quite pleased.