You asked
Is the canon rf 24mm f 1 8 macro is stm good on aps c?
Yes, it works well on APS-C. On a Canon APS-C body it frames like a 38mm lens on full frame, so you lose the wide view but get a natural, slightly tight angle that suits close-up and general work. The f/1.8 aperture gives roughly the depth of field of f/2.9, so it still separates a subject from the background. It's stabilised and autofocuses, which helps when you're working close.
If you're pairing it with an APS-C body, I'd look at these:
- Canon EOS R7: the most capable of the APS-C bodies listed here, and my pick for a serious kit.
- Canon EOS R10: a sensible middle choice.
- Canon EOS R50: the lightest and simplest option if you want to keep things small.
If you're not sure what the crop factor means for your framing, the sensor sizes guide explains it.
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