Recommended Prime Lenses
Discover our recommended prime lenses, selected for their exceptional sharpness, brightness, and image quality. Perfect for photographers and videographers seeking maximum performance in fixed focal lengths.
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Canon RF 50mm F/1.8 STM
In stock
List price €259.00
€ 229. 00
Sony 50mm F1.8 E-Mount Full Frame
In stock
List price €330.00
€ 189. 43
5 years warranty
Panasonic Lumix S 50 mm F/1.8
In stock
List price €469.00
€ 439. 90
5 years warranty
Canon RF 85mm F/2.0 Macro IS STM
In stock
List price €719.99
€ 617. 65
5 years warranty
Sony SEL FE 90mm F2.8 Macro G OSS
In stock
List price €1,200.00
€ 999. 00
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Nikkor Z 50mm F1.8 S
In stock
List price €709.00
€ 557. 00
5 years warranty
Laowa 10mm f/2.8 Zero-D FF Auto Focus Lens Sony FE
Temporarily sold out
€ 975. 90
5 years warranty
Canon RF 35mm F/1.4 L VCM
In stock
List price €1,779.99
€ 1,649. 00
5 years warranty
Fujifilm XF 23mm f/2.8 R WR silver
Temporarily sold out
List price €449.00
€ 419. 00
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Nikon Z 85mm F/1.8 S-line Nikkor
In stock
List price €939.00
€ 873. 90
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Superior quality and high speeds
The advantage of working with a fixed focal length is that the lens performs exceptional in all areas. With the popular sizes running from 25mm to 105mm, the prime lenses are suitable for all types of photography. Choose a prime lens that suits your way of shooting.
Prime lenses are available from all common brands of cameras such as Samyang, Nikon, Canon and Olympus. When choosing the right prime lens, it is important to pay attention to the lens mount. Make sure you buy the right brand of telephoto lens for your camera. For example, a Canon prime lens does not fit on an Olympus camera. In addition, you can also look at the focal length. This determines how large the object comes into view and how much environment can be seen in the photo. Finally, image stabilisation can also be a factor in purchasing a particular prime lens. Some prime lenses have built-in image stabilisation to minimise blurring as much as possible in the image. A tripod can often still be a solution. In addition, there are other lenses with which you can create variation in your photos. For example, there are macro lenses, zoom lenses and telephoto lenses.
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