It was a cheap type of adapter with focus confirmation chip. Digic 4) they are nearly identical, and both are "older" by today's standards.Sometime ago I bought a used Nikon 55mm micro-Nikkor manual focus lens and used it on my Canon 5D Mark-II with a lens adapter. because performance wise from a IQ standpoint, (Digic 5 vs. Whats the biggest difference? The lens mount. But it will be a do more, get more camera. Just in case there is still any doubt about which camera to buy, here is a side by side: This is your chance for a meaningful upgrade. But you do, and you have some APS/C) lenses too. If you didn't have a camera now, I'd say maybe. Newer isn't always better, but in the case of a 5D2. As he pointed out consider moving from your SL1 (Digic5) to something much newer Digic 8, which is more technilogically capable and advanced. Maybe not the latest, but they won't fit on a 5D2 either way. Was the 5D2 an exceptional camera, yes it was. The R is a a bit pricey but the RP is 999 USA dollars plus $450 or so for the RF 35 mm, so a good option away from that 5D2.Īs you said, you have an SL1 now and small hands. I like the idea though of the Sigma 18-35 mm F/1.8 that ebiggs mentioned (despite it not having IS) or the Canon 50 mm F/1.4 lens, also not stabilized. For the R series of cameras, Canon now has the RF 35 mm F/2.8 lens which gets good reviews and even has a level of macro ability.
Yes I do not think the 24 would be my most used lens on a full frame camera. Remember also that bodies change frequently, but your lens purchases can last for you, Trevor, On the other hand, if you intend to continue to purchase new gear on an on-going basis over time then this seems to be the time to look at making the move, as otherwise you will end up with legacy gear like the people in the previous paragraph. If you have no asperations of moving to the new mount, then this could be a good deal. The move to the new RF mount and R-series bodies poses a bit of a dilemma:Īs people inevitably move across to the new mount and bodies a lot of good, used EF and EF-S mount bodies and lenses will come onto the market, offering some tempting deals. Equipment is not cheap and one does not want to end up having to re-equip necessarily. I think it is important to consider your purchase, not simply in terms of THIS camera or lens, but in the system as a whole over time.
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