Canon RF 35mm F1.8 IS STM Macro Lens – Wide Aperture, Image Stabilization
27,000 EGP Original price was: 27,000 EGP.24,999 EGPCurrent price is: 24,999 EGP.

- The Canon RF 35mm F1.8 IS STM Macro Lens is a versatile prime lens for full-frame mirrorless cameras, offering a natural 35mm perspective, fast F1.8 aperture, Hybrid IS, and 0.5x macro capability. Perfect for portraits, low-light photography, and close-up shots.
The Canon RF 35mm F1.8 IS STM Macro Lens is a versatile prime lens designed for full-frame mirrorless cameras. Thanks to its bright F1.8 aperture, it excels in low-light conditions while producing creamy background blur. Furthermore, its 0.5x magnification enables impressive macro photography, making it ideal for close-up details.
Key Features:
✔ Wide F1.8 Aperture – Not only does it enhance low-light performance, but it also creates beautiful bokeh.
✔ 5-Axis Image Stabilization – As a result, handheld shots remain sharp even in shaky conditions.
✔ STM Autofocus – In addition to being silent, it ensures fast, precise focusing.
✔ Macro Capability – For instance, you can capture intricate details at 0.5x magnification.
✔ Compact & Lightweight – Therefore, it’s easy to carry for travel or street photography.
Thanks to its 35mm focal length, this lens is perfect for street, portrait, and documentary photography. Moreover, the STM motor provides smooth focus transitions, which is especially useful for videography.
Whether you’re shooting weddings, landscapes, or products, this lens delivers sharp, high-contrast images. To sum up, it’s a must-have for photographers seeking versatility. So, order now and elevate your creativity with Canon’s premium RF glass!
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