What is a camera spittoon?

Question 1: What is the small spittoon of SLR camera? 20-minute spittoon is the nickname of Canon EF 50mm F/ 1.8 lens, and it is the cheapest title of Canon. Its large aperture of 1.8 allows it to provide faster shutter speed for shooting in low light environment to ensure the success rate of film production. And under the premise of excellent cooperation, the imaging is amazing. Lightweight and economical standard lens. Gauss lens is used to design 6 pieces and 5 groups of optical structures, providing the maximum aperture f/1.8 and the weight is only 130g. Mirror usage: standard fixed-focus bayonet type: Canon EF bayonet focal length: 50mm filter aperture: 52mm maximum aperture: F 1.8 minimum aperture: F22 focusing mode: automatic lens structure: 5 groups of 6 APS focal length: 80mm closest focusing distance: 0.45m In order to improve the focusing performance of the first generation, Canon later produced E50MF/1. The shape of that one is simply a spittoon, the first generation is a small spittoon, and the second generation is a plastic spittoon.

Question 2: What is a spittoon? It's Canon's 50 1.8 fixed focus. Fixed at a focal length of 50. Taking full-length and close-up photos requires you to take a few more steps diligently, unlike zoom lenses, just pull the lens by hand. There are three types of 50 focus heads, namely 501.8501.4501.2. The difference lies in this aperture. The price of 1.8 is around 650 yuan, the price of 1.4 is around 2800 yuan, and the price of 1.2 is around 9200 yuan. 50 focal length is only 1.2 aperture. Canon gave a red circle representing the quality of Canon. The most cost-effective is the header of 1.4. I bought the head of Canon parallel 50 1.4, about 2 100, and bought it from Taobao. It has been used for 1 years. More recommended. But if you buy it for practice, 1.8 is enough for you, and you can still make a good film after using it. 1.8 plastic material, 1.2 is too expensive and is not recommended. It is recommended that you enter 1.4. If used well, it can be used as a hanging head, and the film effect is better than some ordinary Canon red circle zoom heads.

Question 3: What are the advantages of the small spittoon on the Canon camera? The advantages of fixed focus are small volume, large aperture, small distortion and good imaging quality.

Question 4: What SLR matches a small spittoon ... A small spittoon can be used on Canon's SLR. ...

Question 5: Ask for help. Photographer: What does the small spittoon lens mean? Does Canon only have small spittoons? Do Nikon and Pentax have them? Is it because the small spittoon of 50mm f makes photographers tired of Canon's EF F 1.8 50mm because the plastic feeling and appearance of the lens are similar to spittoon? Nikon and Pentax have similar shots, but ordinary photographers don't shout.

Small spittoon is very suitable for taking portraits, cheap and cost-effective. The blurring effect is very good. It is recommended that photographers must have this lens.

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Question 6: I don't quite understand what the 50 fixed focus of small spittoon means. Fixed focus means that the focal length is fixed. The focal length of spittoon is 50mm, and the visual field is equivalent to one eye.

Question 7: I bought a small spittoon on impulse. . . It's a little regrettable. . . How to use it. . . . First, don't regret. I'll tell you a way. You won't regret it immediately ~ Pick up the camera and find a still life during the day ~ ~ Use your 18-55 to choose a 50mm shot 1 photo, and then adjust it to the same aperture with a small spittoon 1 photo. Look at the two photos carefully and then look at the still life you took with the naked eye. You will understand that two photos with the same settings will have two different color gaps.

The main function of this head is generally in still life shooting and portrait-oriented travel. Sure, it can be used, but it can't be scaled and it's not 50mm long. You can use this head to shoot a portrait with a 2.0 aperture, or you can switch back to the previous head and compare it to know the gap ~

This is a very good shot that is very close to the people.

Night view is to go out at night, find a bustling place for your heroine to stand in a good position. Choose a place with street lamps and floor lamps as the background ~ more lights ~ ~ Turn the aperture to the maximum (preferably with an external flash). If not, don't shoot people with lights. The light at the back will naturally become a light spot because of your large aperture ~ ~

Shooting the scene alone. Setting your lens to MF means focusing manually ~ ~ ~ and then adjusting it manually to see the effect in the viewfinder. Select the appropriate spot size and press the shutter. Not difficult.

In short, there is nothing wrong with you buying this head. 18-55 is a terrible shot.

The same thing can also be photographed, and the contrast is obvious ~ ~

Question 8: What kind of camera is 2/kloc-0.0 million pixels equivalent to, spittoon? This is really nothing to compare with. One is about the photosensitive element and the other is about the lens. By the way, a lens with 2/kloc-0.0 million pixels can't take the blur effect of a large aperture SLR. After all, the original photosensitive mobile phone was too small.

Question 9: What kind of lens does Canon SLR buy? Take Canon's so-called Big Three Yuan as an example. The focal length is 16-35, 24-70 and 70-200. Generally speaking, 16-35 and 70-200 are easier to shoot. 24-70 is the standard focal length, and what is shot through this focal length angle is, how to say, relatively inconspicuous, that is, what we usually look like or similar. Relatively speaking, the exaggerated effect of 16-35 and the perspective effect of 70-200 compressed space tend to make eye-catching films. Let's talk about the order in which I buy glasses first. First, I got a suitable price of 50/ 1.4, because my funds were really limited at that time. I dare not take the price of 50/ 1.2, which is over 10,000. I don't like it. Then the ultra-wide angle (expanding the field of vision), and then the telephoto white rabbit (expanding the field of vision).

Question 10: How to use the small spittoon lens instruction correctly is the best photography teacher. You will make great progress if you study hard. You can shoot in P file at the beginning. In this mode, you don't need to adjust the aperture shutter. Every time you press the shutter halfway, you will adjust different exposure combinations. By comparison, we can master the changes of different combinations. Generally speaking, landscapes, portraits and other still lives are shot with AV files. The landscape uses a small aperture (F8- 1 1) to obtain a large depth of field, and the portrait uses a large aperture such as F2.0 to obtain a portrait with a shallow depth of field and a blurred background. Television files are mostly used for dynamic photography such as sports and birds.