50 mm / 1:1.0 Nokton aspherical RF

The most extreme 50mm for Canon RF: f/1.0 aperture, maximum isolation, and uncompromising image impact.

Key Features:

  • Excellent optical performance thanks to GA lens element
  • Special construction for the Canon RF mount
  • Data communication with the camera body via electronic contacts
  • Manual focus for reliable fine focusing
  • Floating elements for consistently high image sharpness
  • 12-blade diaphragm for beautiful bokeh
  • Selective aperture control system allows for stepless operation for video recording

 

Available colors

  • Farbe schwarz
    Black

Available Material

  • Aluminum
1,899 EUR *
* Suggested retail price, including VAT
3 years warrenty
  • 50 mm – versatile standard focal length for people and landscapes

    This prime lens is an optical masterpiece that expands creative boundaries for photographers and places incomparable image quality at the center. For photo and video. Thanks to the optional stepless aperture setting, moving images can be staged without clicking noises.

    The large aperture not only enables the creative implementation of detailed images in low light, but also creates an impressive bokeh for artistic portraits and a unique background blur due to the almost circular f/1 aperture. The first-class lens is rounded off by twelve aperture blades, which create a nearly perfect circular bokeh and ensure smooth focus transitions.

    Photo credit: Johannes Morsbach

    Extreme openness for maximum image impact

    Portrait photography in low light: The NOKTON 50mm F/1 Aspherical is the ideal choice for portrait photographers who want to work in difficult lighting conditions. With its extreme speed of f/1, you can create impressive portraits with natural background blur and a beautiful bokeh even at dusk or indoors.

    Reportage photography: For reportage photographers who want to capture authentic moments from a short distance, this lens is an excellent choice. The exceptional image quality and the aspherical lens ensure razor-sharp images and minimize optical aberrations. With a minimum focus distance of only 0.45 m, you can get closer to your subject while still maintaining detail and sharpness.

    Landscape photography at sunset: also ideal for landscape photographers who want to capture the beauty of nature with all its facets. The included metal lens hood minimizes stray light and improves image quality. The large aperture allows you to take impressive landscape shots even in low light.

    Photo credit: Johannes Morsbach

    Image character with depth and tranquility

    The optical design of the Nokton is tuned to create a harmonious image effect. Transitions from sharpness to blur appear soft and fluid, while highlights remain calm and uniform. At the same time, the lens maintains stable detail rendering, so that images appear not only emotional but also technically convincing.

    An outstanding feature of the NOKTON is the aspherical lens made of particularly high-quality glass with a high refractive index. As a result, the high-speed prime lens achieves exceptional image sharpness in every shooting situation while simultaneously reducing optical aberrations. With a floating lens element, the lens also guarantees consistent image quality from the shortest shooting distance of 0.45 m to infinity: ideal, for example, for classic reportage photos from a short distance with an authentic look or creative portraits in the soft light of dusk.

    Thanks to the excellent image quality and exceptional speed, there are no limits to creativity. The photographic spectrum accordingly ranges from nature and landscape to portrait and street, through to completely new perspectives or star shots at night.

    Photo credit: Thomas Bönig

    Developed for the Canon EOS R system

    The NOKTON 50 mm f/1 Aspherical was specifically developed and optimized for the Canon EOS R system. The electronic contacts of the lens allow fast and reliable communication with the camera, enabling the use of features such as three-axis image stabilization, various focus assist modes like magnification, peaking, and focus guide, as well as the transmission of Exif information. Smart functions that make photography even easier, more comfortable, and more reliable. For example, focus peaking allows the sharpness in detailed shots to be optimized exactly to the desired area – for tack-sharp images.

    Photo credit: Thomas Bönig

  • Focal length: 50 mm
    Aperture ratio: 1:1,0
    Smallest aperture: 16
    Lens Construction: 9 elements in 7 groups
    Angle of view: 48°
    Aperture blades: 12
    Min. Focus: 0,45 m
    Max. Diameter: 79,3 mm
    Lenght: 64 mm
    Weight: 650 g
    Filter size: 67 mm
    Included accessories: Lens hood, front cap, rear cap