The Canon EF 28mm f/1.8 USM lens is a good wide-angle lens without image stabilizer. On the market since 1995, it boasts good resistance to competition. An ultrasonic AF motor, otherwise called Ring-USM, controls the focus adjustment. It is compatible with Canon EF Aps-C reflex cameras and full frame cameras. This allows precise photos, rich in details and with an optimal resolution, managing to reduce as much as possible the noise, or disturbance if you prefer, in environmental conditions without brightness both outdoors and indoors. The sensitivity to low light is due precisely to the full frame which, like an eye, opens completely, thus allowing even the weakest light rays to enter. No detail will be able to escape the shot and even if the absence of the stabilizer can give rise to fears of blurry photos, the AF motor comes to the rescue and takes its place. The sharpness of the image is maximum in the center and gradually diminishes towards the edges, giving the photo a certain ancient feel. This lens, although wide-angle, is more suitable for close images such as photos of buildings or houses, it renders less in landscapes or panoramas. The sunshade, which can be purchased separately, allows you to take excellent photographs even with frontal light. In this case, even with a fast exposure time, the focus is perfect and the background has a blur without smudging. Ideal for: Canon EF 28mm f/1.8 USM is ideal for somewhat traditionalist amateur photographers who want to gradually turn professional.