That wide aperture is arguably even more important here, given that this is only the second lens in the stable not to be furnished with its own image stabilization system.
Optical construction: 14 elements in 8 groups. Focal length: 32mm (equivalent to 51mm in 35mm terms). It should also find a lot of love from those shooting in low light, and it also makes sense for those intending to capture nature who don’t need a lens with true macro capabilities. As the only lens of its kind in the range, it should appeal widely to those already invested in the system, particularly portrait photographers who haven’t really had a suitable alternative as of yet (at least not a native one). The third prime lens for the EF-M mount, the lens’s 32mm focal length provides a versatile equivalent focal length of 51mm in full-frame terms on EOS M-series bodies, and an aperture equivalent to an F2.2 lens on full-frame. And at F1.4, it's the fastest lens in the EOS M system to date. Samyang objektiv til canon series#
Quite how the EOS M series will play alongside the newer R line remains to be seen, but its adopters have been clamoring for more wide-aperture native lens options for some time, so it’s nice to finally see a lens of this type join the lineup. The EF-M 32mm F1.4 STM was an easy lens to miss when it was announced, unveiled at the same time as Canon's all-new EOS R.
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