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- Full-Frame Format | f/1.4 to f/16
- Extremely Fast Design/Advanced Optics
- Voice Coil Motor (VCM) for Rear Focus
- Nano USM for Fast Floating Autofocus
- Manual Iris/Full-Time Focus Rings
- Air Sphere (ASC) Coating
- Two Aspherical Elements/One UD Element
- Rounded 11-Blade Diaphragm
- Weather-Sealed Design
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A Hybrid Prime
The Canon RF 50mm f/1.4 L VCM Lens is a versatile prime lens crafted for both photo and video, ideal for full-frame RF-mount camera systems. Its fast f/1.4 maximum aperture and 11-bladed diaphragm make it highly capable in low-light settings while producing beautifully soft, dreamy bokeh. Designed with a hybrid approach, this lens incorporates a video-optimized Voice Coil Motor (VCM) rear focus system alongside a Nano USM for accurate and near-silent autofocus. Enhanced with a manual iris ring and an AF/MF switch, it offers precise focus control and quick adjustments. As part of Canon’s L-series, this lens is built for durability, with a weather-resistant design to guard against dust and moisture in challenging environments. |
Optical Design
Featuring one ultra-low dispersion element and two aspherical elements, this lens delivers impressive image quality while effectively reducing chromatic aberrations. To significantly minimize ghosting and flare, Canon has applied ASC (Air Sphere Coating), SSC (Super Spectra Coating), and a Fluorine coating, ensuring clear and vibrant visuals across various lighting conditions. |
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Additional Lens BenefitsThis lens features a programmable custom function button, allowing quick access to preferred settings for seamless adjustments while shooting. With 14 elements in 11 groups, including one UD element and two aspherical elements, it delivers exceptional image quality. A close 15.7" minimum focus distance enhances its suitability for detailed close-up shots, and the 67mm filter thread ensures compatibility with a broad range of filters. |
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