Portraits that popCapture the attention of the viewer and give your foreground subjects the attention they deserve. With a wide f/1.2 maximum aperture, the Canon RF 85 mm f/1.2 USM Standard Prime Lens lets you shoot with extremely shallow depth of field, so your subjects pop, even against a busy background.Work in low lightThe wide aperture also makes it easier to work in low-light conditions, so you can use a faster shutter speed to freeze movement and stop camera shake. Because you don't need to use additional lighting or flash, you can capture natural-looking, atmospheric photographs.Fast and responsive focusingFocusing is fast thanks to Canon's ring-type USM autofocus system, which is usually reserved for their super telephoto lenses. This makes tracking subjects easy as they move around the frame - great for street photography and filmmaking.Robust designDesigned for professionals out in the field, the RF 85 mm f/1.2 USM Standard Prime Lens has a robust, weatherproof construction. The customisable Lens Control Ring provides greater manual control with direct access to camera settings, so you don't have to move away from the viewfinder.
AmazonWith its 85mm Focal length this is the ideal lens for flattering portraits, producing elegant and detailed results with a pleasing perspective and no distortion. Offering the ultimate in bokeh thanks to Canon’s unique DS coating Plus an F1.2, 9-bladed aperture, the lens is superb at capturing creative images. Special Blue spectrum refractive (br) optics which negate colour aberrations are used in the lens while a ground aspheric element and asc coating prevent flare and ghosting. The build quality is distinctly L-series with weather-sealing and fluorine coatings on the front and rear elements to guard against dust and water. Thanks to the fast speed of the RF mount, the RF 85mm F1.2L USM is fast to lock onto a subject while the lens control ring provides additional control over settings.
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