My little summary on macro lenses: Nikon and Canon each have one serious player, who can act both as a macro lens and as a portrait lens. The small pitch of the focusing ring is damn awkward when focusing manually and causes more focusing errors when focusing automatically. Ultimately, macro lenses have very slow focus ring travel at the distances at which people are captured. Macro lenses are 'sharpened' primarily for shooting small objects, work in the classic range of focusing distances is rather a secondary function.Macro lenses have less aperturethan comparable focal length 'classic' lenses.Anyway, choosing a good portrait lens on a number of macro lenses, I would advise you to pay your last attention, and here's why: All other macro lenses indicated in the tables, due to their specific features and lack of stabilizer, are not of particular interest for portraiture. Both lenses are by and large very good and here the forces of the systems are approximately equal. If you try to use a macro lens for portrait photography, in real life for this task only Nikon 105mm 1: 2.8GN AF-S Micro Nikkor ED VR or Canon MACRO LENS EF 100mm 1: 2.8 L IS USM is taken. options for photographic equipment do not take into account that a guarantee and warranty service is important for a professional. Clever guys who write about used in the comments. In the sign the meaning ' Outdated'means this lens cannot be purchased new. Nikon and Canon go head to head in terms of the variety of lenses. Canon LENS EF 200mm 1: 2.8 L USM и Canon LENS EF 200mm 1: 2.8 L ii USMĪs a result, Nikon has 11 different models, and Canon has 10.Canon LENS EF 85mm 1: 1.2 L USM и Canon LENS EF 85mm 1: 1.2 L ii USM.Nikon 200mm 1: 2 G ED AF-S Nikkor MKI и Nikon 200mm 1: 2 GII N ED AF-S Nikkor MKIIĬanon is also updating its lineup and the following lens groups have the same optical design:.Nikon 180mm 1: 2.8 ED AF Nikkor MKI and MKII, MKIII, 'D' MKIV.Nikon 135mm 1: 2 AF DC-Nikkor и Nikon 135mm 1: 2 D AF DC-Nikkor.Nikon 105mm 1: 2.8 AF Micro Nikkor и Nikon 105mm 1: 2.8 D AF Micro Nikkor.Nikon 85mm 1: 1.8 AF Nikkor и Nikon 85mm 1: 1.8 D AF Nikkor.So, the following groups of lenses have the same optical design and in all other respects do not have cardinal differences: At times, Nikon updated its range of lenses adding only a very minor improvement to the previous version. Let it not bother anyone that Nikon has a bit more models. Nikon 200mm 1: 2GII N ED AF-S Nikkor (MKII)Īlso, a brief description of these models can be found in my article on choosing a portrait lens for the Nikon system.Ĭanon has a little less models - 15 pieces: LensĬanon lens RF 85mm F1.2L USM DS (DEFOCUS SMOOTHING)Ĭanon MACRO LENS EF 100mm 1: 2.8 L IS USM Nikon 105mm 1: 2.8GN AF-S Micro Nikkor ED VR Nikon can conditionally distinguish only 18 lens models that fit my criteria: Lens and where a half ? But what about your favorite half dread !!!!!!! These lenses were originally designed to work with the Nikon FX central lens (full-format Nikon cameras) and the Canon central lens with an EF mount. In this article, I mean by portrait fixed lenses only lenses with a fixed focal length from 85 to 200 mm, designed to work with full-format cameras and having automatic focus. But, making reviews of various photographic equipment, working as a photographer and talking with my colleagues, I have accumulated a lot of notes about the main issue of Life, the Universe and Everything Else: Nikon or Canon? In addition, recently I have been tormented by the issue of acquiring the highest quality lens for personal use, which was the starting point in the creation of this article. I used to joke about the fact that Nikon and Canon they only do that they copy names and pathos for their trinkets products. What is written here is nothing more than my personal, subjective vision of this issue. This picture was shot neither on Nikon nor on Kenon.
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