Canon® Canon RF 50mm F/1.2L

The Canon RF 50mm f/1.2L is a bright, versatile normal-length prime in Canon’s full-frame RF mount. Key features include:

• Full-frame RF-mount lens

• Versatile normal-length prime that’s great in low light

• Advanced optical design

• Fast, accurate, silent autofocus; full-time manual focusing

Canon RF Mount. The Canon RF 50mm f/1.2L belongs to Canon’s line of RF-mount lenses. It’s compatible with . It does not work with Canon EF-mount cameras.

Versatile Normal-Length Prime. This lens’s 50mm focal length makes it great for a range of applications, including portraiture, vacation photography, and indoor sports photography, while its 1.3-foot minimum focusing distance is quite nice for close-up work. Its extremely bright f/1.2 aperture provides excellent low-light performance, and its rounded ten-blade diaphragm gives you great depth-of-field control for selective focusing.

Advanced Optics. This lens’s nine-group/fifteen-element optical formula includes one Ultra Low Dispersion element and one aspherical element that minimize chromatic aberrations and color fringing while providing high clarity, color fidelity, and sharpness.

Ultrasonic Focusing Motor. This lens uses a ring-type Ultrasonic Motor to provide fast, accurate, and nearly silent autofocus performance for both still and video shooters. You also get full-time manual-focus override for precision adjustments.

Configurable Control Ring. This RF mount L-series 50mm features a new integrated, configurable control ring that you can use to adjust a range of exposure settings, including ISO, aperture, and exposure compensation.

High-Quality Build. This lens boasts a weather-resistant build that protects against the elements so you can use it in adverse conditions.

It’s big. It’s excellent. It’s so excellent that even though I’m not totally thrilled with this first generation of RF cameras, I absolutely take them out just to shoot with this lens.
Take a Zeiss…

It’s big. It’s excellent. It’s so excellent that even though I’m not totally thrilled with this first generation of , I absolutely take them out just to shoot with this lens.

Take a Zeiss Otus, make it accurately autofocus, and improve its optics a little. That’s how good it is. But it is big. I don’t want to hear you complaining about “I had no idea it was this big!” Be strong! You can do it!