>A 50mm 1.2 lens on a Canon APS-C body has a full frame equivalent focal length of 80mm and a full frame equivalent aperture of f/1.9 — giving it the characteristics of a comparatively inexpensive lens.
Only as it pertains to DOF. On the other hand, it will still be a 1.2 lens as far as light gathering is concerned.
And you can get a 35mm 1.2 for your 50mm equivalent on APS-C.
The loss of DOF we know, but you still so much DOF latitude on APS-C that you can do pretty much anything. Besides, that 50mm will become a quite handy portrait lens on APS-C.
> you can get a 35mm 1.2 for your 50mm equivalent on APS-C
According to DxOMark[1][2], the $1400 Canon 35mm f/1.4 on an APS-C body is comparable to a Canon 50mm f/1.8 STM on full frame and stopped down to f/2.4.
Only as it pertains to DOF. On the other hand, it will still be a 1.2 lens as far as light gathering is concerned.
And you can get a 35mm 1.2 for your 50mm equivalent on APS-C.
The loss of DOF we know, but you still so much DOF latitude on APS-C that you can do pretty much anything. Besides, that 50mm will become a quite handy portrait lens on APS-C.