Customer Ratings & Reviews

This lens is fantastic! This is a great product with great quality.

A really versatile little lens! Takes great portrait photos.

Best lense for portraits. I loved it and its really nice and sharp n very small. Loved using it in NYC but sometimes had difficulties taking building pictures considering its 50 mm other than that 50 MM produced some great sharp, great portraits. Nice anr crisp bokeh on my RP.

This lense is very good, it is specially good do record details up close for videos. Moreover it is very good for pictures and videos. It’s autofocus is also a very attractive feature of this product. The only thing that one could critique is that it has a 50 zoom and doesnt let you zoom out or zoom in. It is only 50 zoom, but taking into consideration it is one of the cheapest for $200 its not even a problem.

Grway lens, beautiful bokeh and perfect for low light photography

Nice nifty fifty to have in the bag for selection of lens choice. I have been mirrorless for a while now, using an adapter to use all of my current EF lens. Wanted to start off small with this lens to see quality in difference without that adapter. It does good for a little prime lens!

This a lean, mean 50mm! It's sooo tiny, I can always bring it along any time. 1.8 means gorgeous shots, I don't know why you wouldn't have this as a staple prime.

Nice bokeh and sharpness for the money. In some areas, this seems to be on par with the 1.2 50mm. Obviously not going to be similar on all aspects, considering this lens is about a 10th of the price, but it’s still a great lens.

Perfect for interior use and low light use. Recommend this one

I’ll first say if you’re questioning the purchase of this lense - just buy it. For the price it’s the perfect and necessary addition to your kit. My only issue is The focal plane on this lense vs my original nifty fifty seems a lot more narrow when shooting large aperture. This was a known issue before purchasing but it takes a little more getting use to than I was expecting. Slightest movement wide open will yield in off focus on specific areas you want. Overall it’s a great lense and once you get use to the focus wide open it’s the perfect lense. Once you start getting into f2.8 and smaller that issue doesn’t seem to exist as bad.

The nifty fifty is the best cheap prime lens for portraits. Not as good as an L-series f/1.2 of course, but so much cheaper and more portable. This is a must-have for any casual shooter or hobbyist using a Canon R-series mirrorless camera.

Love this lense. Its very great for every day photography. The qualities of this lense outweighs the cost

Was looking for a new lens for portraits and this one did not disappoint, especially for the price! Highly recommend!

Very nice to go with the camera be nice in summer to use.

For someone who is just getting into photography, this is a great starting lens, especially at this price point. All the reviews are true.

THE BEST !! lens. Honestly, this is cheapest and best for portrait photography. Since it’s lightweight , you can take it along with you anywhere. I would highly recommend it.

Sharper images, greater debt of field and overall quality pictures. Light weight

Finally got this for my EOS R, the quality is excellent for the price. Makes using the R so much easier without the EF adapter. The 1.8 aperture compensates for the lack of stabilization, the lens remains very sharp even when wide open.

I opted to get this instead of the adapter for my existing Ef 50mm lens and I’m glad I did. It sharp, and affordable for such a great lens.

Great nifty fifty for a steal of a price, f 1.8 is a little soft but gives some great results none the less, for what you pay its a great lens.