Canon EF 85mm f/1.8 USM

TijmenDal wrote in post #15065912
Little bit of a cine look. Nothing extreme though.

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You did great with this look! I like it, and it tured out fantastic. Mind me asking how you achieved this?

silveradomike wrote in post #15064588
recent shoot with the new to me 85.

good..one

TijmenDal- good job, not overdone

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Hi,

New York City Night ...

erikfig wrote in post #15072753

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love the grill

eriicfreez wrote in post #15074991
love the grill

Thank you Eric!

I'm really excited that i re-bought this lens minutes ago. I use to have it and sell it to get the 50 1.4. Huge mistake, sold that piece of crap and got this baby back. Got a really good deal too, $300 for a 4 months old lens and canon hood. Re-subscribe

Welcome back to the 85 my friend.

Thanks Vinz!

I've been looking at this one vs. the 135/2. I was thinking I really wanted to try the L, but after viewing both image threads, the 135/2 is REALLY about background separation. I want a little more location context, and I think the 85 will work nicely. Also saves me hundred of dollars, which is nice too

I'm looking forward to using it again! (had it on a crop before. Now it'll be on a 5D)

WT21 wrote in post #15079650
I've been looking at this one vs. the 135/2. I was thinking I really wanted to try the L, but after viewing both image threads, the 135/2 is REALLY about background separation. I want a little more location context, and I think the 85 will work nicely. Also saves me hundred of dollars, which is nice too

I'm looking forward to using it again! (had it on a crop before. Now it'll be on a 5D)

You'll be amaze how this lens perform on a full frame body!!! I shoot automotive with it and I love it...

WT21 wrote in post #15079650
I've been looking at this one vs. the 135/2. I was thinking I really wanted to try the L, but after viewing both image threads, the 135/2 is REALLY about background separation. I want a little more location context, and I think the 85 will work nicely. Also saves me hundred of dollars, which is nice too

I'm looking forward to using it again! (had it on a crop before. Now it'll be on a 5D)

IMHO the sharpness between the lenses are minimal. I like the 85 for portraits more than the 135, just cause I don't feel super close, and the 85 is just a flattering portrait lens imo. It'll save you some dough, but just make sure it's the right one for you, and what your doing.