Focal Length 35mm
Aperture Maximum: f/2Minimum: f/22
Camera Mount Type Canon EF
Format Compatibility 35mm Film / Full-Frame Digital Sensor Canon (APS-C)
Angle of View 63°
Minimum Focus Distance 25cm
Elements/Groups 7/5
Autofocus Yes
Filter Thread Front: 52 mm
Dimensions (DxL) Approx. (73 x 59 mm)
Weight 155 g
Yongnuo YN35 – Standard Prime Lens 35mm f2 for Canon Camera
A sleek wide-angle prime designed for Canon EF mount DSLRs, the YN 35mm f/2 Lens from Yongnuo pairs the popular 35mm focal length with a bright f/2 maximum aperture to suit working in a variety of situations. Multi-coated glass elements reduce the effects of lens flare and ghosting for greater contrast and maintained color accuracy. An AF/MF switch on the lens barrel permits quick switching between focusing methods, and the lens can focus as closely as 9.8″ to suit photographing close-up subjects. While compact and lightweight in design, a metal bayonet lens mount ensures a secure, durable connection between the camera and lens and gold-plated contacts permit working with all exposure modes as well as transferring lens information to the EXIF data. A tried-and-true lens construction with design enhancements to benefit handling, this lens is an ideal walk-around lens for everyday shooting.
Prime wide-angle lens designed for full-frame Canon EOS DSLRs, this lens can also be used with APS-C-format DSLRs where it will provide a 56mm equivalent focal length.
The bright f/2 maximum aperture benefits working in a variety of lighting conditions and also aids focus control for shallow depth of field imagery.
Multi-coated glass elements increase contrast and maintain color accuracy by reducing flare and ghosting.
An AF/MF switch on the lens barrel allows you to select focusing methods, with either setting allowing you to focus as closely as 9.8″ away.
Seven-blade diaphragm contributes to a smooth out-of-focus quality when working with selective focus techniques.
Compact, lightweight design incorporates a metal bayonet lens mount for added durability.
Gold-plated electronic contacts convey EXIF data between camera and lens and also permit working M, Av, Tv, and P shooting modes.