Canon 50mm f0.95 TV lens 夢幻之眼

I have heard about the Canon lens and I have been searching for a Canon TV lens back in 2018 and have not been able to get one. Recently, I have decided to pick up my hobby of photography again and I have started my search again. I have finally found one Canon 50mm lens at very reasonable price of HK$16888 at a vintage camera shop near Jordan.

I have made appointment to buy it coming Monday. Unfortunately, in the Saturday afternoon, I received a WhatsApp message from the shop saying that the lens have been sold. As a result, I will need to restart my search again. 

I was a bit disappointed but I have decided to look for one TV lens instead. There is another camera dealer who has two lovely Canon lens, one TV and one normal selling at US$5000 (HK$38820) and US$4300 (Hk$33,391) respectively, which are beyond my budgets.

Then, I remembered my friend Micheal has been playing with various camera lens and I have decided to WhatsApp him to see if he has any lens to let go. Interesting, my first Cine lens was also from him.

I am fortunate as he has one TV lens to let go…Thanks Micheal! 

This is a very interesting lens and many photographers have mentioned that the only real comparison for this lens at the same speed is Leica’s own f0.95 Noctilux, which costs at least HK$55,000 or more. In my opinion, Angenieux M F0.95 is also another nice one for comparison but it costs more then HK$120,000. For the moment, this Canon 50mm f0.95 lens is good enough for me..















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