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Bring your subject into sharp focus and blur the background with the wide f/1.8 aperture of the EF 50mm f/1.8 STM lens.
Stepping motor technology delivers fast, smooth and near silent auto focus, particularly beneficial when shooting movies or in live view mode.
The EF 50mm f/1.8 STM is long renowned for giving outstanding image quality and robust build at an affordable price.
The f/1.8 aperture lets more light into the lens, so you can comfortably shoot in darker conditions without the use of a tripod.
Learn travel food photography tips with photographer Jacob Manfred in Japan. Discover how to capture makers, moments, and settings using the Canon PowerShot V1 - plus bonus techniques for food styling, café photography, and storytelling on the go.
How should you pick your next lens? Learn about lens types, focal lengths, aperture, and compatibility to help you choose the perfect lens for your needs.
Follow along, as we take you through some tips to choose your very first beginner all-rounder lens.
Beginner's guide to street photography
Master fireworks photography with expert tips on timing, focus, exposure, and creative techniques. Discover top Canon cameras and lenses for stunning results.
Learn how to develop your own signature look across photo and video using custom Lightroom presets and LUTs for Premiere Pro. Mitch shares his creative approach and Canon-based workflow for consistency and style.
Learn how to edit Canon RAW files in Adobe Lightroom with Mitch Adoh. Step-by-step tutorial on presets, cinematic colour grading, tone curves, and syncing edits for consistency.
Multiple cases of buffer overflow vulnerabilities have been confirmed for Canon Laser Printers and Small Office Multifunction Printers.
A passback vulnerability was found in production printers, office/small office multifunction printers and laser printers.
A vulnerability of Buffer Overflow (CVE-2025-1268) was discovered with some Canon Generic Plus Drivers.
Google has announced the "Google Cloud Print (GCP)” service will be discontinued on December 31, 2020. As a result, Canon inkjet printer models from 2H 2020 onwards will not be GCP-compliant.
