nifty 50?
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Im probably not the best person to give you an answer but as far aw i'm aware it refers to a 50mm prime lens (non zoom) Usually have wide apertures about F/1.8
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Yup, it's a term commonly used to refer to a 50mm prime lens.
Canon's version is around £65 in the shops, and has a widest aperture setting of f1.8, which makes it very unique, and also cost effective (bang for buck).
Nikon also do a similar 50mm lens, although Im not sure about other manufacturers.
Canon's version is around £65 in the shops, and has a widest aperture setting of f1.8, which makes it very unique, and also cost effective (bang for buck).
Nikon also do a similar 50mm lens, although Im not sure about other manufacturers.