Canon 35mm F1.4L II Review + Comparison!

[@juliatrotti]

Hey guys! I just published a new blog post that includes all the photos from this day comparing the 2 lenses. Check it out here: blog.juliatrotti.com/pictures/canon-35mm-f14-mki-vs-mkii-review-comparison

[@superdanu]

Love your videos, keep 'em coming

[@nitramwin]

Just as an FYI - the mk 1 version has a filter over it which will reduce sharpness a bit. Granted, the mk2 lens is much better but still it would have been better to ditch the front filter.

[@Adomarf]

Hi Julia, in 2019 do you think the canon 35mm 1.4 ii is top of the 35mm line in comparison to sigma and other brands, in regards to dependability, build, etc?

[@TheGreatLoco]

Hi Julia, would you recommend me the Canon 35mm 1.4L, the II, the Sigma 24-35mm 2.0 Art or the 40mm 1.4 Art for a primary wide angle lens?

[@SergSpace]

Pictures look unnatural in this blog. You must be didn't compensate shadows with light against the sun (light on background) and pulled them in Lightroom. So they look like film camera low quality newspaper images with lots of noise, hazy, not sharp at all. Sorry.

[@JervyHou]

I was in a similar situation where I had to choose between a Sigma 35 1.4 and the Canon 35 1.4 MKII. Went with the MKII after noticing how much sharper and consistent with focusing it was compared to the Sigma. Also, autofocus in video with the MKII is super quiet and buttery smooth, with no noticeable focus breathing. I noticed some comments about not liking the sharper bokeh. Yeah, it definitely is sharper but it tends to be a problem if your background is too busy to begin with. 35mm is a trickier focal length to compose and blur out backgrounds with than say a 50 or 85... and if the bokeh looks ugly, it's probably better to stop down to get everything in focus, adjust your distances between yourself/subject/background or just pick a different background altogether.

[@juliatrotti]

You made some really great points, I completely agree! If the bokeh isn't working for me, looks too busy, etc, I would personally move my subject further away from the background to blur it out a little bit more as you mentioned.

[@meh4062]

Been watching two years since I started my hobby in photography. Now I finally understand most of this jargon talk lol.

[@mikefreelandphoto]

Just went back to rewatch this because I am considering buying this lens finally. I have to say it’s a great review and I absolutely love how you merged the continuous fire of the shutter with the beat at 4:12.!! So great!🤘

[@yitzchallevi8208]

Love your style, Julia, though I prefer the 35mm mark i to the mark ii because it seems to have a bit more "character" than the newer lens... I prefer the softer bokeh of the older lens, too. Thank you for sharing.

[@wesstewart6073]

The 35L mk II is easily my favorite lens...and I own most of the other Canon L’s outside of the superzooms. The more you use it the more it will grow on you. Just stumbled across your channel btw! Very nice videos! Keep it up!

[@Altuz]

Hey Julia, I'm in the market for a 35mm prime for my Black Magic Pocket 4K. I noticed the MKi is selling used for $600 US, while the MKii is selling new for $1600. For a cinematographer, would you say it's worth the price difference for the ii?

[@polanialmoni6274]

Just in time! Can’t wait to see the next fashion photo shoot comparisons, also a sigma art comparison will be fantastic !

[@Jay-qf1kc]

YESS I’ve been waiting for this video!!!

[@charliipresley]

The image at 6:44 made me realize there is no reason to buy the mark II

[@SergSpace]

It looks like you have UV filters on lenses. If it's not high end like B&W filters, could it be the reason why version (1) is not as sharp as v II? I got Canon 24mm f/1.4 (II). Do you think 35mm f/14 will make a difference?

[@kirk0831]

interesting!! I love 35mm first version, it seems version II also very compelling. Can you also compare 85mm 1.2 II vs the latest 85 1.4 IS?

[@brianparkesphotography8549]

I watched the whole thing and I'm not even a Canon user! It's nice to see that excited 'new lens' look on your face. Keep them coming.

[@alexsrank]

Thank you for a great video Julia - went a little different route - your detailed comparison helped me decide the second hand Mark I will be good enough - cant wait to get shooting with it:). Thank you a cool channel and happy holidays:)

[@juliatrotti]

Glad you enjoyed it. Honestly, I could never decide if I preferred the mark 1 or mark 2, so I ended up keeping and using both for different reasons haha.

[@owRekssjfjxjxuurrpqpqss]

The new bokeh looks worse in my opinion.

[@scottd1342]

So because of your videos I bought a 50mm f/1.2 and a 35mm f/1.4 (v1). Both arrived on Monday. You've definitely got me charged to get my 5D mk lll going strong again. My model is a 20-month old toddler. lol

[@trenton8998]

Did... did you get consent?

[@TheBeesKneesPhoto]

This has been my struggle with the 35L II since I got it. It's clinical and lacks character compared to the original 35L. I even loved the way the 35L OG flared. They've over corrected the lens at the sacrifice of character. I may retire the 35L II and go back to the original.

[@ccoppola82]

PersianNight I know this is a 3 month old comment, but I totally agree. I just put my 35L on my Eos 1v after a while of shooting my Leica and I agree completely about the clinical look of the new version vs the character/imperfection of the original. Plus, I’m always partial to small lenses. Biting Sharpness is only super important to me in landscape photography, in which case I’ll bring my hasselblad out on a tripod.

[@nickathos7428]

The new versions are optimized for digital thats why they have way too many elements and lens coatings which make the image look flat and lacking character

[@Furudal]

Hi Julia, I liked your photos with the 35 mm f/1.4 a lot! The lens is not in the budget right now but you inspired me to play around a little more with my old Canon 28 mm f/1.8. It goes in a similar direction and is not as wide as the 24 mm. Keep up the great videos! Furudal

[@michonn2]

The main reason to go with 1.4 is the bokeh which looks much better on first version and sharpness which look better on second verion but to see the difference you have to view your poctures on 1:1 And yes chromatic aberrations are easy to fix but green fringe is still pain to remove. I would say if the price difference would be only 300 dollars I would go with second version but 35% more price for second version is not an option for me.

[@hemidesign]

I have both lenses and looking at the photos with naked eyes, it is impossible to see any difference in quality from the photos.. now the new version has some advantages, which they are: sharper in wide aperture, weather proof, almost no distortion, faster focus, no CA, and closer focus.

[@emptyskullify]

Kill me for saying this but I actually prefer the MK1 over the MkII, simply because the bokeh from the Mk1 has wayy more character, which is what defines your style of photography. Not saying the mkII is bad but just has a different feel to it (resembling the Sigma 35mm f1.4art). But still extremely sharp. Awesome video and comparison tho!!!

[@juliatrotti]

I agree with you there - the mk1 definitely has a character/magic about it. They are both completely different lenses in my opinion! Both with their own pros and cons!

[@simonc4764]

The Zeiss ZE Classic 35mm f1.4 and 50mm f1.4 I think you would like if you are after the character and magic for portraits.

[@PersonaN007Grata]

Thank you for your wonderful review. I find the corner sharpness especially noticeable when using the back button focus and recompose method.

[@orangekabrown]

Hey Julia! So, I don`t know if I like that the new one has a sharper bokeh. I love your photos because they are so soft. I am looking forward to the comparison photoshoot. Great video!

[@orangekabrown]

But when you were filming with the new one, I thought it looked much better.

[@kimitaby]

Really like your video style. The video color is clear, natural and vibrant! Just like it!

[@Adomarf]

I would love to see what you think of the 40mm 2.8 pancake lens for portraits.

[@mikefreelandphoto]

Julia I just picked one of these up brand new and the focus ring is slightly wobbly. It’s apparently common so I was curious if you or anyone else had this issue.. otherwise shoots beautifully.

[@mileskovarik]

The wind was like a character in your video today. Thanks for the video!

[@ea9124]

Enjoy Your purchase! Since I live in Kazakhstan everything is a little bit pricey particularly in regard to gear.

[@randydietmeyer5883]

I can't wait to see how well it works on the Sony! (Right now, I am ONLY using adapted Canon (and Sigma and Tamron) lenses on my a7III.)

[@wesside1992]

Great vid! Looking forward to your future shoots with the new lens ☺️

[@martindalpe.photography]

LOL ... canon lense in nikon bag . ;) . can't wait to see your first photo shoot with it !

[@markharris5771]

Martin Dalpé I think Kai Wong could possibly have shares in that shop.

[@ramsunar5865]

omg.. I was thinking the same. And I was about to write the comment I just notice you had already... LOl

[@jackwang8105]

Great video! Btw isn't it dangerous to shoot towards the sun through the viewfinder…?

[@elisacrz17]

Sorry silly question. Can you zoom in and out with this lens?

[@nikmihprorock]

No..this is not zoom lens :-) You can make one step to zoom in :-)

[@sdonsby]

As others have pointed out: corner and overall sharpness + generally better technical performance vs smoother bokeh. Wish you'd done a test of focus breathing between the two as well - nice test, thx :))

[@TheMrKonov]

I love mine since I got it 3 months ago.I shoot it side by side with the new 85 1.4 is and I am more than happy with the results.Congrats !

[@GilbertTV]

a well deserved upgrade... your poor old mk1 has done you proud ... its autumn (fall)..while most of the world is enjoying spring... love those colours of the leaves...

[@juliatrotti]

Ah Australia, we're always the opposite!

[@peterkin1010]

Pretty remarkable video ..you were able to do all of that and see the differences between those two lenses handheld and using the screen on your DSLR?

[@benharris3949]

Late to the party, but a year on, which lens would you say has more character?

[@mangalisoxaba498]

While taking pics of the model, what lens were you guys using to shoot the video?

[@christopherbessis491]

very important for me is..... when you shooting at F1.4 ... are you have 100% sharp picture at the focushing point?? i ask you because i use 85mm f1.4 II and is amazing lens, 100% sharp at f1.4 at focushing point...

[@UP209D]

6:44 the 1 is definitely having 3d pop inside it

[@pierrehelwi5016]

Which camera you recommend for a beginner?

[@loudan]

wow, thanks for your review. and i appreciate your honesty on the difference between the 2.

[@Larimuss]

Omg thats literally the store I bought my first lens from, just two weeks ago. I also went in there yesterday to check if they had a canon 35mm 1.4 cheaper non L but no stock. Now I'm looking at buying a mark 1 used for cheap today hopefully. For some reason I just assumed you where Canadian like most you tubers lol, I didnt even notice the aussie accent but now I think about it, its definitely there :P Got to say too damn you take some nice photos for unedited.

[@cikzetty6307]

where you edit the picture? Lightroom?

[@DaddytechEnt]

*so there is either no image stabilization on the MKII or you didn't have it on in the store because DAMN! my eyes were going helter skelter on me here watching that clip*

[@CrackberryRon]

Hi Julia, I noticed that you purposely don't put lens hood on your lens but you tried to cover the direct sunlight going into your lens by your hand. Is it because it would be easy for you to include lens flares on your photos if you wanted to?

[@juliatrotti]

Yep! I love capturing lens flares in my photos, but sometimes catching focus is a little hard with all the sun streaming into the lens. So I use my hand to shield the sun, get focus, then I move my hand slightly before taking photos to be able to get those lens flares :D

[@CrackberryRon]

Great, I just learned something new today and I'll incorporate that to my next shoot. I actually found your channel by looking for Sony A7iii related videos. I just subscribed to your channel too, thanks and keep making helpful videos!

[@anettetre6631]

Hi Julia! I only have a cheap zoom lens on my camera and have wanted to buy a new one for a long time. I guess you have used the ll for a long time now, witch one would you recommend? I'm 20 and me and my sister would like to do it for hobby but also more seriosly as well as we get better. I saw the diffrence in your video, but if you shot the model the same way aswell, would it look the same? :) I'm that kind of person that just wantes to get the "best thing" at the beginning, but is the ll really worth it? :)

[@lucifirartwork6234]

I think Mk I will give better/smoother bokeh?

[@felixhartart1952]

Spot on! Thanks Julia...very helpful video!

[@polanialmoni6274]

Julia, do u find your mk 1 sharp at 1.4 at the center? Mine is so soft and fuzzy. Af is inconsistent Usable at f1.8 only. Is it Normal or I got a bad copy?

[@juliatrotti]

Hmm that's a little strange. Mine is definitely sharp at the center at 1.4. Maybe you should try taking photos in a controlled environment and really take your time with getting focus to double check if it is the lens? For example just place a mug or object on a table with lots of natural light and see if you can get sharp photos that way. If not, maybe you could get your lens checked?

[@polanialmoni6274]

it is sharp but fuzzy, need to be sharpen in post to be acceptably sharp. at 1.8 it is sharp though. thanks for the comment!

[@Chreative427]

The sharper bokeh i a trade-off for the mark ii, but the shorter focusing distance kinda makes up for it. Gives it the ability to blur the background more.

[@sparkeyluv]

Any new thoughts after years of use?

[@shieldaigbencher]

This is pretty much my go to lens on my 5DSR after my 24-70 2.8 L.

[@Robert-gg2vk]

is II better then I in your opinion?

[@kerwindesilva2087]

Great video. I love my mark 1 too. Its been a legendary lens for quite a long time. IMHO The added sharpness at wide open, CA and Distortion corrected on the mark II isn't worth the price difference. Id probably use that money on other glass. But will surely upgrade to mark II when the right time and if the budget permits. As of now im keeping my old 35mm.

[@juliatrotti]

Thank you! Yeah I agree, if you have a fairly new/still in working condition mark 1 it's still a great lens and to be honest I miss it from time to time! Mine was unfortunately dying thanks to many years of heavy, heavy use haha so upgrading was an easy choice to make at the time 😄

[@RTReview.]

Just bought the RF 35mm 1.8! Thank you!

[@wwfera00]

Thanks for the comparisons Julia :) You we're pretty much the 35mm go to for this review. May I ask why you shot at f2 instead of wide open? You usually shoot wide open and adjust the shutter speed. Also: do you use a top end UV filter or do you see it affecting image quality? I hear pros and cons on UV filters.

[@mjf4186]

But Canon 35Lii at wide open is sharp and no CA.

[@juliatrotti]

Thank you! I shot those portraits as part of an editorial I was shooting, I usually shoot client work at f2 - but it was my first portrait shoot on the mk2 so I wanted to include it! I've done another shoot now which I will release soon of portraits taken at 1.4 :D And yes I use a UV filter and it doesn't affect the quality of my images! I don't use super high end ones, and I don't use the cheapest there is, just something in the middle and it works fine!

[@georgedamis2495]

Love you to compare with the sigma art 35 1.4 and hear your thoughts

[@wrongchannel]

Hi julia do you use filters for your camera? If so what filter?

[@Farshidmisaghi121]

Amazing review/comparison!! 👍👍👍

[@juliatrotti]

Thank you!

[@Monomonmamon]

I guess it's better to have a more near to flat photo than a very graded ones on raw so you could have more space to fill in the colors!

[@p6jvnch1]

grats on the new lens Julia :) btw where in Sydney/NSW is the place in second half of the video? I'd like to go check it out there myself

[@juliatrotti]

Thank you! It's in Mt Wilson - highly recommend in Autumn :D

[@Hunter-kh7li]

Do you have a 70-200 review on your channel?

[@paull8557]

Why are you holding your hand over the end of the lens like a hood? Does doing this in backlighting give you some effect that the hood would not? I really like your videos. Thank you.

[@juliatrotti]

I like getting lens flares in my photos, but sometimes the lighting is too harsh/bright so it makes focusing hard. By holding my hand up, it works as a lens hood so I can focus, but then I just move my hand slightly so I can still capture the lens flare :)

[@simeonkolev1231]

That 35 1.4 II looks huge :). I would love to have a compact and decent optically 35 2.0 or 1.8...

[@bentonbrightwell8953]

Simeon Kolev 35 f/2 IS ...

[@eastfigo1972]

thanks for sharing again julia. with your 24-105 or something similar, when you tried to focus, do you always wait until the grinding focusing noise stops before you press the shutter pls? nice video again even though the lens is too expensive for me. peace

[@juliatrotti]

I usually press the shutter as soon as the focus is hit where I want it to be - sometimes that's when the noise stops and sometimes the lens can still be moving but I can see it's at the focus point, so I press the shutter :)

[@luchovargasfotografia]

the colors of the 35mm MKI looks better for me. OMG!

[@reieba2166]

Do you know much about canon bodies?? I currently have the 600D and considering upgrading to the 80D. Is this worth it? Or am I better off saving for a 35mm 1.4 to use on the 600D body! You’ve made me obsessed with that lens!!

[@juliatrotti]

I haven't used either of those cameras before, sorry! I would definitely recommend borrowing the 35mm lens to see what it looks like on your camera and see if you're happy with it :) It will make your decision so much easier if you can test it out somehow!

[@reieba2166]

Julia Trotti awesome! Borrowing it or is a good idea :D thanks

[@bigduck3765]

What's the deciding factor for you between shooting at 1.4 or higher as all shots shown on here at at f2 but usually you shoot solo models at 1.4

[@juliatrotti]

The f2 photos I took were from a day I was shooting an editorial - so for client work I like to shoot a little sharper as we have the get the details of the outfit, etc. For my personal work I shoot wide open!

[@Ohthatamber]

These were an interesting side by side The new lens looks so good

[@soverycarrie7626]

GORGEOUS photos and great informative video! Thank you! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE give me some kelvin advice and white balance!!! Love your photography 💯😊

[@soverycarrie7626]

Also...will this lens work on my 5D Mark IV?

[@litovskij922]

Sigma art 35mm 1.4 or canon 35mm 1.4 l?

[@chriscardoso]

Would you recommend the 35ii or a used 35i for someone trying to save some cash.

[@juliatrotti]

Probably the mk1 - there's nothing wrong with that lens as I was saying in the video :)

[@jangwook__lee]

Which lens do you prefer in terms of their "looks"? From my observations on the photos posted on Flickr, images from MKII look sharper, crisper and more modern and have 3-dimensional pop, whereas the images from MKI look more classic and have a somewhat softer (film like) look. Although sometimes I like the crisper images from MKII, I generally prefer the classic look of MKI. I mainly take photos of my family. Do you also notice the differences I mentioned? Any thought or personal preference? Thanks!

[@juliatrotti]

Yes! I completely agree with you. It's why I'm keeping both lenses and sometimes bringing them both to shoots. I feel like the mk2 would be better suited for weddings and client jobs where people are after clear, crisp images. Whereas the mk1 would still be perfect for personal shoots as I love the classic almost film like look it produces in the photos!

[@nagelc27]

Awesome video. What ND filter do You use? Love all that you do? Keep up the great work!

[@juliatrotti]

Thank you! I don't use ND filters, only UV filters to protect my lenses and they don't affect the image quality in any way :)

[@eugeniaarrieta6924]

Hi Julia, what do you think about the Sigma 35mm f/1.4 "Art" if you've tried it? And how does it compare to the Canon 35mm 1.4? Thanks! Loving your videos!

[@juliatrotti]

Thank you! I haven't tried it yet, but will very soon. I'll create a comparison video!

[@eugeniaarrieta6924]

I'll keep my eyes peeled!

[@halaszykamilla6182]

Hi Julia! How long ago do you have the mark I 35mm lens? :) Does it go well after years too?

[@juliatrotti]

I think I've have the 35mm mk1 for about 7-8 years now and while it has visually fallen apart, it still works great haha

[@CineAntics]

Hey Julia, Just a quick question I was wondering what picture profile you use when shooting with the Sony?

[@juliatrotti]

Just standard!

[@rickypermall7111]

Hi Julia,thanks for sharing.....I currently have a Canon 24-70 Mark 1 Lens and would like to upgrade to the Canon 24-70 Mark 2 lens, on the other hand I am so interested in the Canon 35mm Mark 2 lens.Do I keep the canon 24-70 L Mark 1 and invest in a 35mm canon L Mark 2 lens or do you think it's best to upgrade to a Canon 24-70 L mark 2. I hired the 24-70 Mark 2 some time ago and was pretty impressed with it.I live in South Africa so these things are pretty expensive, bottom line I can only by one or the other.Is the Canon 35mm L mark 2 fast at focusing?

[@PersonaN007Grata]

Do you find yourself using the 35mm focal length a lot on your 24-70? And do you shoot in low light? I love my 24-70 II and I would not give that up for a 35 1.4. The focal length is just too convenient. And it's prime sharp. Awesome color and contrast. Even with just f/2.8, I can shoot at 70mm and get really decent portraits with creamy bokeh. Personally, I would like to get a 70-200 2.8 IS II for portraits. I find longer focal lengths more flattering on the subject. And compressing the background makes for beautiful blur. Have you thought about 35 f2? Or Sigma Art? For sure, Sigma doesn't give up much if at all in sharpness compared to the 35 1.4 II but focus speed and accuracy is probably only 80-90% of the Canon. The Canon 35 f2 is probably one of the most popular 35mm because it performs admirably compared to the original 1.4 minus a stop of light. But as short as 35mm are, wider the aperture, easier to create bokeh. That extra stop might be worth it.

[@ktwo08]

The images on the Mark ii are so crisp! I can’t wait to see the Sony review 😬😬😬

[@DonnaCalis]

Hi Julia, what is your opinion on the sigma 35 mm 1.4? Could you maybe do a comparison video? X

[@juliatrotti]

I haven't tried it out yet, but I'm going to hire it and I will make some videos about it soon :)

[@kaylaee]

Hi there! I’m new to all of this and a little overwhelmed and I really wanna purchase the new lens (MK2 or MKii however you say it 😂) in this video but I’m afraid I may purchase the wrong one online! Do you have a link to this exact lens through BestBuy and the camera base to go along with it? 😩

[@vipulmistry6278]

hi how canon 35 mm lens how much price...

[@javierrios7333]

Hi Julia, how did you wrote on your lens?

[@anacadena5299]

Recently got the 35mmm II and love it! What lens uv filter do you use?

[@juliatrotti]

I use b+w :)

[@benji2348]

hmm... sigma art 35 or canon 35 L mark i?

[@hunterjuarez883]

Where can I buy the 35mm mark 1? All I can find is the wide angle version and the mark 2 :/

[@juliatrotti]

Your best luck would probably be finding it second hand since they don't sell it new anymore!

[@hunterjuarez883]

Julia Trotti would you recommend me buying the mk2 then? This would be my first major lens, I use a 50 1.8 for my portraits and travel and I wanted to get a 35 1.4 but after following your videos for a few months I’ve seen the wonders the lens can do!

[@JosephNava]

I love your videos julia!!!

[@jaejae9253]

woooo early!! can't wait for the upcoming vids!💖💖

[@thepirateshoots]

Julia, how do you want to protect your new lens against sun screen and the like? - Btw., which sunscreen do you use in the "harsh light" of Australia? - I am always very careful about my lenses. But I have to protect myself against the sun; even in Germany :)

[@juliatrotti]

I use a UV filter to protect my lenses, in case I knock it into something, hopefully only the UV filter will break instead of the lens! As for the sun, camera equipment doesn't really need any protection from that :)

[@thepirateshoots]

Julia, thank you for your answer. My question was unclear; should have been "which sunscreen / sun cream do you use (for your skin) and aren't you afraid it will do any harm to the camera 'leather'?" Last year I rented a car in South Africa, it was brand new. I used a lot of sun cream and after 3 weeks, you could see a lot of stains in the car interior... So I avoid suncream, when photographing with my own cam... But maybe there is a better sun cream, sun oil available. Especially in Australia, where you would need tons of that!

[@johnsnow2677]

Hi Julia, I want to try on Canon 35mm f1.4l, however it's very expensive. Thus, I think of Sigma - 35mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art Standard Lens for Canon. How do you think? Did you ever test on Sigma? Thanks so much for your time and opinions. :)

[@juliatrotti]

I haven't tried the Sigma 35mm yet but I will soon and make a comparison video!

[@rahsquella]

I waiting for that

[@GharMeGhusKeBarBarMaro]

Hi Julia, i absolutely love your videos, they are so good without getting boring. Its like equal amount of theory and practical in a class :) . I am an amateur photographer , I have CANON 77D. I am looking to buy Canon 35mm mk2. Please let me know if it will be a good buy

[@KyleandAllysin]

completely un related to the content of the video but I love that floral top! great job on this video! I love all your information and can't wait to watch your photoshoot!

[@juliatrotti]

Thank you so much :D

[@RealPearlMania]

Takes out the Canon box from a Nikon paper bag. What a rebel 😂😂😂

[@feastofsteven1214]

Did you shoot for Against Me! or just a fan? :)

[@SteveGerrardPhotography]

I was wondering the same.

[@phill5917]

Luckily, you didn't have to drive 4 hours round trip to pick yours up Julia lol. They didn't have this lens at all in my city but after I bought and tested it, the trip was well worth it.

[@lukemccormack2793]

You’re my hero haha, I love your content!!!

[@emmanuelduque3502]

I'm still practicing this piece of glass together with 70-200mm F2. 8 II

[@journeymasters4313]

Do you like this lens for large group shots?

[@juliatrotti]

Yes! I always use it for family shots at a wedding and a large group shot of everyone at the wedding too :)

[@shaikhfazy8308]

😍😍 Excellent Job Maa'aaam 📸📸