Lenses - Manual Focus
Samyang XP 85mm F1.2 EF | Premium manual focus, full frame, telephoto lens with AE chip - Canon EF Mount
Product Code: SAMYANG8045
Suggested Retail Price £686+VAT
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Contact Our Technical TeamAs the first standard lens of the XP series developed by the manual focus lens powerhouse, Samyang Optics, the 50mm F1.2 is a high-end lens above 50MP designed for high-resolution DSLR stills and up to 8K video shooters.
Captures even the slightest movement of the eyes, changes of light and wind thanks to Samyang Optics’ superior optical technology and resolving power.
Guarantees faster shutter speed in low light conditions and adds depth to your pictures by blurring the background.
Featuring 9 rounded blades, it adds an artistic touch to your pictures and creates a sense of soft dimension with incredible bokeh, perfect for out-of-focus portraits and night city landscapes.
By reducing the impact of flares and ghosting effects in your pictures while ensuring excellent image quality and contrast from the center to the periphery, it offers crystal clear, sharp image quality.
Lens Hood for XP 50mm F1.2, XP 85mm F1.2
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