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Review by Klaus Schroiff, published May 2015IntroductionHonestly I can"t remember how many 50mm lenses I reviewed during the last few years but there were many. Seems as if all the manufacturers are or have been in an update frenzy. All of then ? Well, Canon has been a little late in this game. This was especially true for the Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II which was released back in 1990 ... 25 years ago! Think of that. :-) It almost feels as if they didn"t really want to lớn update it but were forced to do so by Yongnuo, a chinese manufacturer who just started shipping clones of the EF 50mm f/1.8 II (and the old EF 35mm f/2). So finally there"s a new version ... Sort of - the Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM. It isn"t really a major update - at least optically. The new lens received a better lens coating & a marginally improved thiết kế here.
However, Canon has substantially redesigned the lens body. Unlike its predecessor, it has a metal mount and a decent, rubberized focus ring. The lens barrel is made of plastic with a nice matte finish. Th EF 50mm f/1.8 STM continues to use a linear focus extension system so the inner lens tube extends towards shorter focus distances. A barrel-shaped lens hood remains available as an option only.
The lens uses an STM (stepping motor) for auto-focusing. The STM has been optimized to lớn deliver "smooth servo AF for movies & a speedy AF for stills". That"s the theory according to lớn Canon at least. Honestly the AF feels as fast as on to the EF 50mm f/1.8 II - at best. However, it is certainly more quiet although not as silent as Canon"s USM AF. Anyway, it"s certainly not bad in any case. Typical for all STM-driven lenses, manual focusing works "by-wire" thus you trigger the AF motor by turning the focus ring. This works nicely.
Specifications
| Optical construction | 6 elements in 5 groups |
| Number of aperture blades | 7 (circular) |
| min. Focus distance | 0.35m (max. Magnification ratio 1:4.7) |
| Dimensions | 69.2x39.3mm |
| Weight | 160g |
| Filter size | 49mm (non-rotating) |
| Hood | barrel-shaped, bayonet mount, optional |
| Other features | - |
