Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great for portraits! Love the aperture of 1.8 and the 35 mm is a basic lense to own. Very versatile and easy to carry.

It is fast and compact. The image quality is excellent.

This is one of cannons best lens available good quality lens and good price. The pictures are amazing good job canon.

Awesome lens! Can’t live without. Perfect for portraits :)

You are not going to find a better lens at this price for the rf mount. Tack sharp and I’m amazed at the macro.

Very good lens affordable price. very sharp pictures

This 35mm lens is great. I think the new RF lenses offer affordability and nice sharp images. I would definitely recommend this lens

This is my first RF lens since getting my canon EOS R back in February. I absolutely love it. This is a good lens for portraits as well. If you recently got this camera and want an RF lens but not ready to spend the 2k for the other lenses yet this is a good first lens.

Beautiful image quality, and perfect len for take picture on small areas or inside building.

always carried this leans with my canon R10.......

Great little lens, hard-working and high-quality. Glad we got it

I bought it to take pictures of insects, but it didn't work for me. The guy who helped me at Best Buy said it was perfect for that, but he lied to me, and now I don't use it because that's not what the lens is for. And i cant return it or trade it sadly

I absolutely love this lens. It is my go to travel lens along with my 50mm. Highly recommend this lens for any setup. This lens does great landscapes and can even double down as a portrait.

Prime lens + native focal length + macro....must have. And that rf glass...game over!

Perfect lens for a beginner like myself! I recommend this if you are looking to branch out into more professional looking portraits!

My favorite lens. Autofocus works great and can be used for portraits as well

my go to lens for my r50. use it for everything. landscape, portraits and upclose

Very great lens! Works well with the type of work that I do.

It’s ~$500. Today that’s bargain basement for a full frame lens. That being said, it produces good results, in certain conditions it gets great results. In a studio or a setting where you can control lighting you can create images almost indistinguishable from a $2000 lens. Only the most critical eye looking for minute soft focus will find fault. But, if you take a backlit shot or have a light source cast across the lens at near 90 degrees…. The flares and glare overwhelm it. I bought the lens primarily for video on my R5 and gimble. The extremely light weight helps balance the camera compared to the 15-35mm beast. The focus motor is a little noisy but I don’t use the camera mic anyway. Autofocus is consistently good but not particularly fast. I wish canon sold the lens with a hood, they are available separately from canon. I would say it’s an absolute must-have for this lens. Charge $550 and include it to save us waiting for shipping. In summary, this lens is worth the money. Everyone should have a 35mm prime in their collection and this lightweight lens is a good option (the only 35mm RF option, thanks canon).

Im an environmental portrait photographer so I love the wide angle and the shallow ability I have with this lens. When shooting weddings, you most of the time need all the wideness you can get.