YONGNUO 50mm F1.8 Sony E-Mount Review

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Table of Contents:
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0:00 - Intro
0:25 - Build Quality
1:25 - Image Quality
2:42 - AF Performance
3:49 - Conclusion and Ending
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[winngh]

This is one of the sharpest lens in my opinion.
I used it for a Pre-wedding when I first got it and at f2 it was so tack sharp (the clients were so happy with the result especially after it was printed in large format and placed at the entrance to the during the main wedding), better than my other camera and lens.
It's my go to for the price and fantastic.

[BrandonMitchell-yw]

I'm looking at this lens for portraits, and it seems like a solid choice. But how does it compare to TTArtisan 56mmf1.8?

[manutecsounds]

I wan to buy this lens for my ZV E10 but can you please let me know the Different between Below 2 lenses please??? or both are same?
1.YONGNUO YN50mm F1.8S Lens 50mm F1.8 Larege Aperture APS-C Standard Prime E-Mount Auto Manual Focus AF MF USB for Sony Cameras

2.YONGNUO YN50mm 50mm F1.8S DA DSM AF/MF Focus Lens for Sony E Mount APS-C Frame Digital Camera

[rjcaubalejo]

With its continous AF, will it be good for sports photography?

[sljd]

I wonder how it differs from their cheaper 50mm F1.8S DA DSM II lens except the manual switch

[manutecsounds]

Excellent review and Testing. Superb I like your Video.

[countermaster]

hi, is this compatible with Sony NEX 5R?

[rjcaubalejo]

Sorry, i forgot to ask, is this v1 or v2?

[BornAgainFarmGirl]

I have this lens and I found it to noisy .

[gramms]

Hello, Gary! I want to buy 2000D, but it is going to be my first DSLR camera experience, and I don't want to mess things up. So my question is, should I buy some protection gear on top of the body and the lens of the camera? And if so, what should I buy?