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Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM
Canon EF, full size
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Yes, that is possible.
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I use the 90D, fits!
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I don't know. The lens was a gift
Not included and must be purchased separately. Canon ES-68 Sonnenblende
This is an EF lens. It fits the M50 only with the adapter item 336363 (EF/EF-S to EF-M adapter).
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For an RP, I would buy RF lenses and not old EF lenses. EF, however, fits RF with an adapter. RF, however, does not fit EF. That's how it looks. Native lenses are always better. Adapters are stopgap solutions.
Yes, the lens would fit.
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This is an EF lens and therefore will not work on an EF-M camera without an adapter.
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Yes, it comes with it.
Of course the lens is compatible. All EF lenses fit the EOS 700D.
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For the night sky and the Milky Way, I would recommend a fast wide-angle lens. For APS-C around 10-15mm. I don't know if there is anything for Canon. The Samyang 12mm with f2. is very popular for this. I don't know if it is also available for Canon. For the Neowise something longer is recommended. This 50mm could be suitable if you don't want to spend a lot of money. Be careful that the exposure is not too long. I wouldn't go longer than 5-10s. But you will quickly notice when the stars around you turn into lines. Be sure to shoot in RAW. The old 550D could still exceed its limits.
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Lens and rear cap are included.
yes, but pay attention to the crop factor. 50mm becomes about 80mm
Yes, it's not a problem. I use it myself on the Canon 77D.
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Yes, you need an adapter for all EF/EF-S lenses on the EOS M50. For example, the following product: Canon EF/EF-S to EF-M
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I have both and I have to be honest, apart from the aperture, not really much. But I prefer the 1.8 as it is very small. I couldn't notice any significant difference in the image quality.
No, the Fujifilm x-t20 has a Fujinon XF bayonet, the Canon 50mm 1.8 has a Canon EF bayonet.
With the adapter, it fits perfectly. I have it too 😎
Yes, because the Canon EOS 760D has a Canon-EF bayonet and this is a Canon-EF lens. :)
Yes, you can use any lens with an EF or EF-S mount type on the EOS 400D. However, if you put an EF on the 400D, you have to convert the focal length. Canon's conversion factor for the so-called APS-C sensors is 1.6. So the EF 50mm on the 400D effectively has a focal length of 80mm. Lenses with EF-S mount are made exactly for APS-C sensors. You don't have to convert anything there either.
Hello yes it is compatible but no sunshade
Yes. Look at the connection/bayonet. Canon EF.
Yes, this will fit the EOS 650D - but note that it is an 80mm lens on a camera with an APS-C sensor.
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