Top 5 Lenses for Canon Full Frame DSLRs

The 5 best Canon EOS lenses in the world. Ever. Probably.
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LENSES MENTIONED
Canon 50mm f/1.2L geni.us/E6RR
Canon 85mm f/1.2L geni.us/qeSZ
Canon 85mm f/1.4L geni.us/VuVPyUr
Canon 135mm f/2L geni.us/df7Uv
Canon 70-200mm f/2.8L III geni.us/eZwIE
Canon 11-24mm f/4L geni.us/jfpa
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[@joecap2919]

After 35 years shooting Canon ( all the way back to the FD system) I found that my most used lens for the last 5 years has been my 24-105mm f4L coupled with my ef85mm f1.8 and old "Magic Drainpipe" 80-200mm f2.8L. Still a super sharp combo on my 5D and only $1,500 total for the great glass

[@avrilantoinette]

Intrigued to know what you shoot

[@kombooch]

This video is extremely dangerous for my bank account.

[@bioshockbigdaddy5943]

Lol

[@qtben17]

Sponsored by adorama.

[@donnalowe5504]

Mine too and I`ve already maxed out my credit card twice

[@ericbyrd1083]

@@donnalowe5504 🎯🎯🎯

[@hh.c436]

The whole channel lol

[@ZaberAnsaryOfficial]

My Top 5: 1. 16-35 f4L IS (f2.8 if you're into Astro) 2. 24mm 1.4L II 3. 24-70 f2.8 II 4. 85mm 1.4L IS 5. 70-200 f2.8 IS USM 2 or 3. Canon 400mm f2.8 IS II usm for Wildlife/Sports stuff.

[@danlightened]

Why the 24mm when both 16-35 and 24-70 are covering that focal range? Is the 24 substantially that good than the other 2? I get that the aperture is considerably bigger but I'd assume the 24mm is mostly for landscape. Is f/1.4 required for landscape?

[@raymondtimothy2152]

Cries with 50mm f/1.8

[@AndreasLudwigPhD]

This lens rocks. The first lens everyone canon should buy after the kit lens.

[@captain000schmand]

Best lens ever

[@Ashley-ro4xz]

I don’t get this comment please explain I’m sorry :(((

[@bigmaxcc]

Raymond Timothy haha 50mm 1.2 right here

[@JesusChristIsLord__]

Why? I love mine.

[@TheLokCheung]

Like and start playing

[@BokehMaster_]

there is Lok!

[@EdoDijkgraaf]

Watched first, liked afterwards. What is your favorite fast prime Lok? Probably a Sony lens?

[@Intervallum_obscurus_latus]

Oh damn :o Here is Finnish midsummer video :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZbSiqacoK59jKM

[@MrFedy1996]

Don't lie, we know u hit dislike button

[@JoriDiculous]

Only way to do it

[@Legionere]

Canon 35 f/1.4 II - probably the best lens I've ever used. Fast AF, even in low light. Insanely sharp. Beautiful bokeh. I have the 50 1.2 as well and often this one is used more often in portrait work.

[@stevespencer4634]

We all have different needs and, just as important, different limitations. Mine are financial and fitness. I frequently photograph motorcycle trials, here in Queensland, where it is mostly hot, humid and hot, occasionally just hot. I find myself hoofing it up and down hills, bashing through forests and wading streams. I may also have to execute the odd ninja move because SNAKE!!! Consequently, my total lens kit on a shoot comprises a 16-35 f/2.8L, a 24-105 f/4L and a 70-200 f/2.8L. For 90% of the time, I will have the 24-105 on one body and the 70-200 on another, hanging from a double-camera harness. This setup produces excellent results, gives me a great working range and creative flexibility, but also reduces lens swaps to an absolute minimum, pretty important in dry and dusty locations. I will usually take the 16-35 along too, which can be a lifesaver in heavily wooded sections, but only when shooting riders I can trust! So for me, the best lenses are those that produce great results, but are also practical and affordable. Boring, eh?

[@AndreasLudwigPhD]

Man. The 11-24 is amazing for architecture, indoors and city travel. I used it last week for running through London and taking snaps of pretty much everything. Just take a small nifty fifty with it for the occasional portrait shot and you are happy. Yes, it is heavy. Yes, it is not cheap - but the images are crazy.

[@johnrdoe108]

Love my 135mm f2 it's just love when you see the results

[@mariuspettersen-no]

My all time favorite is the 85/1.2L. I also adore Canon's cheaper 35mm, the f/2 IS, and 135/2L (traded for 100L macro), but also the older Nikon 17-35/2.8 and 80-200/2.8.

[@MASTEROFSAND]

As a close up kinda guy only (8mm-35mm range with L Series Canon and Sigma Glass), its Fun seeing a mid to long range HQ glass user taking some pristine shots. I'm subbed. Clean content. 😎👌

[@touchtapgo]

Red rings immediately gave me flashbacks of my Xbox 360 days.

[@willfudge8131]

touchtapgo that’s why I shoot nikon

[@philipzivnuska8850]

My top 5 Canon: Canon 135mm f/2L Canon 11-24mm f/4L Canon 24-70mm f/2.8L II Canon 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II Canon 400mm f/2.8 L IS II These lenses do it for me!

[@bonamin]

My most practical would be the 24-70 and 70-200. I've got the 24-70 f4 IS and the 70-200 2.8 non-IS. But if I had to choose a favorite that would be the Canon EF 85mm f/1.2 That thing is INSANE.

[@EstiloInAction]

bonamin my main lens that stays on my camera👌 I've recently fell in love with the 40mm pancake as well 🤷🏻‍♂️😂

[@GeoffreyCapes]

I’m always slightly worried about using this lens out and about, it is slow but such a wide aperture coupled with this focal length allows for some dreamy portraits.

[@AndreasLudwigPhD]

The 1.2 is great for portraits - as long as the subject is patiently posing for you. Forget taking pics of kids, pets etc. Focussing is way too slow. And f1.2 is hardly ever successful. Then you take 1.4 or 1.8 - and can get the much faster (in focussing) new 85mm lens with IS. It's cheaper, too.

[@xereeto]

Insane-ly soft and slow to autofocus, sure. 85 f/1.4 is the way to go.

[@jeffradbourne7636]

85 is a great portrait lens!

[@meibing4912]

Serious mistake to chose 50mm f/1.2 over the 35mm f/1.4 L II. The later has much better optics and the 50mm suffers from lacking a floating element which effects the AF badly at portrait distances (if you stop down).

[@breathLP]

I just bought an EF 24-70 F/4L IS USM, so that has to be my favorite lens.

[@beayourself1356]

I have the 50mm 1.2 and love it! My fav by far along with my 24-70 2.8ii, 24-105ii, and 70-200ii is! I LOVE all my L lenses!

[@papabee3381]

My favorite canon lenses are 17-40 for landscapes, 40 2.8 for general purposes and 85 1.2 for portraits!

[@83jbbentley]

That’s about $20k in glass.

[@VinnieChu]

I've dropped over $10k, what's a another $10k?

[@RobertLeBlancPhoto]

Gotta pay to play. High end = high price.

[@83jbbentley]

Vinnie Chu life is too short I suppose..

[@VinnieChu]

Well you can't take all your money with you when you die. Live well but plan accordingly! Cheers!

[@heliopijpe]

uhuh L lens nirvana

[@digifotoclujdml9970]

The 135 f2 mate,definitely 🙌👍💯

[@dannyklesh]

digifotocluj DML y

[@mhsvz6735]

My favorites: 50mm f/1.2 L, 85mm f/1.2 L ii, 24-70 f/2.8 L ii, 11-24mm f/4 L and 600mm f/4 L ii. And yes, I own them all, and many more. Thank you for another excellent video!

[@peaceyoman123]

25-105L f/4 I’ve used that lens an almost every situation!

[@philipbloom]

that was fun Kai. Not sure what your top 5 are as you mentioned loads. I could rewatch it but I don’t think you need the views! Oh well! 😁

[@davidhrzenjak]

11-24 f4, 24 f1.4, 50 f1.2, 135 f2, 70-200 mkIII

[@philipbloom]

David Hrzenjak I was joking.

[@haroldflower100]

@@philipbloom 11-24 f4, 24 f1.4, 50 f1.2, 135 f2, 70-200 mkIII

[@SRKSEP3]

Don't understand why this guy doesn't present the point make lot of noise and waste our time to get right information It was like a puzzle instead of a answer,🤔😊

[@jimmy1732]

Been watching loads of these vids as of late ,I must say this is by far one of the best,I learned some stuff and had a laugh top job dude !!!

[@i.e.sergio]

But Kai, what about the 40mm f/2.8?!

[@Thisisroque]

I need to start dedicating my life to what I love. Thank you.

[@melodychest9020]

Never get bored of this guy .. I come to him whenever I need some lens therapy! Who needs all that "....and when we go to the corners we need some noticeable lack in sharpness and colour fringing ....bla bla bla....." .. as if your colour printer is gonna start dying trying to print those areas!! Kai makes it far more direct and if you catch his drift you can pick up some good points!

[@brodiebrazil]

Another great video! I think the 100 macro 2.8L is way more versatile than expected. Most people think it’s just for extreme closeups but also great for portraits and landscapes. Also the cheapest L lens! If you can believe it.

[@zanzanzanzan]

I own both this and the 135L. It feels slightly unnecessary but I use them for different things.

[@stevensager2854]

I've been thinking about getting one myself but i have the 85 1.8 so it prob would be pointless

[@alexanderpopov4691]

I really do regret it wasn't my first L-series lens I owned

[@ChristianBenci]

A really underrated lens. The 100 is fantastic, flexible and amazing value for money.

[@MrMackanno]

Yep to all you wrote, I put it on the top 3 best lenses.

[@WoodridgeTom]

I've only started photography a few months ago and I picked up a A6000 for a steal, i recently bought my first Sony lens, the 18-105 and I personally love it, it's really teaching me more than anything, being a lot to do landscapes and a bit of wildlife and even portraits in the same lens, im just learning from my mistakes everywhere. I dont have most most lens knowledge under my belt, but I still felt the need to say I love my 18-105.

[@willdevine5654]

I'm a really big fan of the canon 17-40 F4 L it was my first L lens and I've gotten some wonderful shots with it

[@pspgoman9934]

I haven't used a ton of Canon glass but from what I've seen and used I would say: Canon 50mm f/1.2 Sigma 105mm f/1.4 (not native Canon I know but I'm pretty sure I would prefer it to the 85s) Canon 300mm f/2.8 (AKA the beast) Canon 16-35mm f/2.8 Canon 70-200mm f/2.8

[@TheMrKonov]

I have 35 1.4 II and 85 1.4 IS and don’t need nothing more

[@DerRationalist123]

Agree. PM me if you want to give it away 😊

[@scriming]

yes you do...

[@nelson6488]

i would add up 50mm and i am set.

[@Dot0011]

@Bernd Stuht what about the 85 is clipping bokeh balls?

[@stephengatley8144]

If I had 2 lenses for the rest of my life those two are my bucket list items!

[@Digital_Photog1995]

The best if the best for me would include 85mm f1.2 version 1 and the 135 f2 both very sharp and pricy. Ended up selling the 85 f1.2 a few years ago as it was not being used as much as I thought it would. Coming in down the line is the 50mm f1.4 greats for street photography and some portrait work.

[@paingates2]

Great video as usual, I ‘m landscape photographer so i love my Canon 16-35 2.8 II Canon 8-15 Fish eye lens Again thank you for all of your vids

[@924photos5]

The Cano 85mm 1.8 is awesome. My favorite lens in my bag.

[@StayingInTokyo]

Disappointing that the 35mm f/1.4L II wasn't included, been using it for everything.

[@RobertLeBlancPhoto]

You can’t make eggs with it.

[@mimiokishlin3766]

Robert LeBlanc when you broke it

[@GreenProd007]

StayingIn.Tokyo I’m a Nikon user and really want a 35mm. 50mm is ok, but find myself wishing I had a 35mm just so it’s a bit wider. 😊😊

[@CoveringFish]

Same

[@MichaelMa]

35mm 1.4 II has become my favorite lens. I avoided 35mm lenses for 10 years because I thought they were boring until I realized the 35mm really shines at 1.4 on full frame. It can surprisingly isolate the subject very well, pretty much all the time, which is different that than turning your background into watercolors, but as for composition, it's a real workhorse. Now it is always 1 of the 2 lenses that's always with me. The other one being wider or more telephoto. And sorry to say the 50mm 1.2 rarely makes it out these days now that the 35mm has taken its place.

[@good1z]

This channel is top gear meets photography, and it's a dream come true

[@NickGoesHAM]

Yay, I own one of these lenses. 135 f2.

[@dustyMiller_photo]

Got the 24 - 105 L and some of the shots just jump out at me as surprisingly amazing

[@gone4good]

Great one - as usual. And today I bought a Sigma 20mm 1.4 Art at an 80% discount, THAT will be interesting to try out... Any experience Kai?

[@CoverSlaves]

incredibly jealous

[@KaiManWong]

They're a work of art. Well, it says 'art' on them. Seriously, I really like the Sigmas.

[@gone4good]

Kai W That's good to hear! Thanks.

[@truthteller3832]

Where did you get it ?? And how can I get the same discount?

[@chi1i]

Julius julius would love to know too

[@sayharris1361]

My favorite Canon lens 600mm f4 IS l it’s my baby at 12lbs and I love it, 16-35 f4, 70-200 f2.8 IS ll, 24-105 f4 IS ll, and last but not least 100mm f2.8 macro, well that’s what’s in my bag. have a good night 😜

[@tomroggero]

tamron 24-70mm f/2.8 G2... unbelievably amazing. Best $1000 invested in my life.

[@mika2666]

it's sooooo nice, that + canon 70-200mm f/2.8 II = the best combo :D

[@scotie690]

I agree with all you´ve mentioned. But the 16-35 F/4 and the 35 F/1.4 II are also amazing.

[@pepperbean243]

2:16 Kai, you're glowing!

[@zodgzod]

The 16-35m=m f2.8L is a great lens. When I need to go even wider, I use the 8.15mm f4L fisheye. That lens is truly crazy.

[@johannesbroman]

Undisputedly the Canon 70 - 200mm f/2.8.

[@Southlander1000]

I love my EF 100mm Macro, my 50mm f/1.4, and my EF 10-18mm ultra wide. Those are my favorite Canon lenses. My favorite lenses for my Canon made by others are all Lensbaby products: the Velvet 85, Burnside 35, and my Composer Pro II with multiple different front optics (Twist 60 being my favorite).

[@katansky9345]

Please top 5 lenses for canon crop)))

[@grrlpurpleable]

I just love my 24-70 and 70-200 L lens combo - the 24-70 lives on the body though, moving out of the L lens, I rate the pancake 40mm STM lens up there. Discrete, fast enough and sharp as a tack for the price :) I'm drooling over that ultrawide zoom though... proper lens envy!

[@juanquispe3494]

6:01 Guy in the middle: "Ok guys, you need to help me. I can't find my Laowa 24mm F/14 2x Macro lens."

[@Bloke28Gaming]

So sad you left DigitalRev TV, but so happy to find your camera videos didn't stop there!!

[@NYStudioArtwork]

The Canon EOS 5D Mark IV is still a very effective all-purpose full frame DSLR for professionals.

[@velukhonakro6499]

The 24-70 f/2.8 Lii should be in the list. AF and IQ is just awesome! I don’t use my 50mm and 20mm after I bought the 24-70

[@JSoulKeys]

Hello. Thank You for the informative video. A quick question - for the first lens, did you colour correct or do any post-processing before including them in this presentation? Thanks, Vik

[@theonlyvanimal]

Love my 50 1.2, was my first lens with my 5D MK III

[@dannyklesh]

Darren van y do u like it. What would be a good used price

[@pnwdanny]

Is the Sony version next?

[@mongini1]

KaiManWong Do IT !!!

[@remytron83]

Personal favs: 24-105mm f/4L. I know it’s a kit lens for some FF cameras but when I got it I was still using an 18-55mm. The 24-105 is now my go to lens. 70-200mm f/2.8L USM (non-IS). This thing is a beast of a lens, even without IS. Under the appropriate circumstances the images are amazingly sharp. I’d only get rid of it to trade up for the IS II or III. 85mm f/1.8. My gosh. The portraits that I pull from this thing. I’m not a pro but this thing gives me the confidence to think that I could be.

[@NorthShoreProductions]

50mm f1.2 is my everything

[@waygone6657]

Good for you :-) I really hope to come across a deal on one someday.

[@NorthShoreProductions]

50 1.4 is almost the same thing, dont be afraid to jump on that

[@couchgaming5577]

I’d rather have my 85mm 1.2.

[@DarkstarDarth]

Ditto😀

[@dannyklesh]

Why is that

[@RaphaelChan888]

6:00 the chap with the walking stick nearly made me spray out my coffee

[@LikeAGentlemanPlease]

0:40 was the best CG Effect ever!

[@relentless3735]

I'm only missing the 11-24mm in this list. My top favorite is the 135mm, next is 85mm then 50mm. Love them all, awesome video Kai and thank you to Adorama for sponsoring this!

[@matheusschottz2517]

Nowadays I shoot more film, and there is no combo better than my trusty EOS Rebel G with the nifty 50 and the 24-105mm imo

[@richardhale9664]

I still shoot plenty of film and my favourite combination is the FL 58mm F1.2 and the FT QL.

[@matheusschottz2517]

Richard Hale that's an awesome setup, dude! I wonder how it's like to shoot with such a fast aperture lens.

[@richardhale9664]

Its a pure joy. However I do not use it wide open. the best things are the satisfying weight and balance, really big bright viewfinder, colour reproduction, a focal length I really like, minimal shutter snap. I have a couple other FL lenses - 35mm f2.5 and 85mm f1.8 both really good, but my favourite is the 58mm.

[@matheusschottz2517]

Got it, Richard. When i'm on the go, which used to be always, due to college, I preffered my kit to be reeeally light, now i'm kinda changing that. I don't know how would I perform using that a heavy setup though. The only thing that I felt was a weak point, with my Rebel G, was the fact that the viewfinder isn't as bright and big as other cameras...

[@richardhale9664]

It is not really that heavy, and it is well balanced. If you want heavy you should try my Bronica ETRS with prism finder!

[@robertcong-leton3275]

As usual from this photographer, another great video; even four years later. Cheers, mate!

[@averettsm]

16-35 f2.8, most versatile focal length, a lens you can get for under $1k

[@super0sonic]

I just got a Canon EF 28-70mm f/3.5-4.5 II and it is an absolute pleasure to shoot with. Loud as hell but that just goes well with the loud shutter on my Og 5D. For crop it's the EF-S 24mm f/2.8 flat, light, sharp, and fun. I will take just that and my 70D out all day shooting all kinds of stuff. Hands down these are my favourite lenses I own.

[@ronaldstilting]

No better travel-telezoom than 70-300 L: smaller and more reach than 70-200 2.8

[@GregLanz]

Love my 14mm 2.8L II that and my 300mm F/4L IS are my two favourite

[@LasVegasBarbie]

I could listen to you talk all day.. actually I wish I could have you narrate my day for me lol

[@marcjames8545]

135L 50L 24L cool vid kai W

[@richardlee5157]

I tickled the like button so much that it's color changed

[@andrewk71]

Chromatic aberration at 2:46 😶

[@matifudokan29]

I love 28-70mm f/2.8 USM L for it's price to performance ratio. It's fairy cheap pro lens (Given it's a bit old but still great!)

[@nnjoji3278]

nice work i am watching your channel 4 months and you inspire me. Before 1 month i got my first dslr nikon d 3400

[@Mutiny960]

GO back and watch all of the OLD Digital REV videos Kai MADE that channel what is was. When he left the it went downhill fast. So glad his own channel is doing well.

[@environmentNow]

I did also 2 mounths ago (But the 1300D)

[@Skidoo22]

Im not watching on channel 4

[@blackentrepreneur244]

George FTW I just got my first DSLR last week Canon T6. Canon All day feel me?

[@environmentNow]

BlackEntrepreneur24 i have the same (But the international 1300D version) it is great you will love it

[@GamingTechUnited]

I really enjoy the f/2.8 70-200 IS II USM. It’s been my go-to for YEARS in my sports photography and general news photography.

[@JeanPierreVazquez]

Kai posts, I enjoy the video, I give it a thumbs up, he rewards me with another video in the future. How'd I get so lucky?

[@riosugary9232]

For me at least should have holy trinity as Wedding Photographer : 16-35 f4 L 24-70 f2.8 L MII 70-200 f2.8 L MII Then 2 fix lens 35mm f1.4 L 85mm f1.4 L (still hv f1.8) . Thanks @Kai W for ask what we thought, cheers.

[@DrewD174]

Can you do top 5 for Sony?

[@mistermadsen]

That´s impossible

[@DrewD174]

No because now Sigma is in the game for full frame Sony. Don't be a naysayer :)

easy 35 Distagon 55/1.8 85GM 135 Batis 70-200GM with sigma, you may add 24/1.4 which is cool... or 35/1.4 as a cheap alternative

[@zomberton616]

Easy. This video + MC-11.

[@jennygw1883]

Drew noooooo Lol

[@kklbrundige]

Sold my EOS R to get the EF 50 1.2 and an EOS 1n, the best decision of my life!

[@jacklydon]

Finally some Canon love! I am sick to death of hearing a about . . . Sony. My Canon camera and lens take fab photos. Getting new Sony gear is not going to make me a better photographer.

[@weisserth]

It's 2023 and I am just getting into the EOS EF system. Why? I love shooting film, I am getting older, my eye sight is getting weaker and I want to continue shooting 135 film with modern features such as reliable auto-focus and image stabilization. I got myself an EOS 1n and EOS 1v on the cheap, I added the 24-105 f4 L IS (first version), the 50mm f1.2l (it has back focus issues, focuses an inch behind where the focus point is, sent back on warranty), I ordered a 35mm f2 IS USM. I got a 24mm L tilt shift (first version). I am looking into more stabilized glass to allow for sharper images on lower ISO film. I also added a used 5DII to the kit. It's amazing how cheap all of that stuff has become. My Leica setup has competition now.

[@bodkinsbestphotography]

5 seconds in and you're chucking shit at the Nikon users...

[@kardemummabullar]

Cool video and selection of lenses! Here is my own top 5, probably a bit more conservative list than yours, but that's the one I currently own and use happily on a 5D MKIV: 16-35mm f/2.8 III, 24-70mm f/2.8 II, 70-200mm f/2.8 IS II, 35mm f/1.4 II, 85mm f/1.4 IS (I also own a 6th and last lens: the 100mm f/2.8 IS Macro which I enjoy a lot too).

[@Bilalizaddin]

Don't forget the 35mm f1.4LII it is best 35mm ever made it surpasses zeiss glasses

[@chirag4]

i was wondering why he didn't choose that ? may be because he can't select every L prime from 24 to 135mm and one can always crop 24mm image to arrive at 35mm f/2 equivalent on crop sensor, but one can't get a 24mm view from a 35mm. Possibly that could be the reason, even if 35 II L is the latest and 24 II L is very old. Thanks.

[@nightsbeatswitchgood]

85mm 1.2 ii, 24mm 1.4 ii, 35mm 1.4 ii, 24-70mm 2.8 ii, and 70-200 2.8 IS ii are some amazing lenses. Especially the 85 for its unique look and 24-70 2.8 for it's versatility

[@CoverSlaves]

The 35mm f/2 IS is growing on me

[@drparham]

Cover Slaves I want one

[@CoverSlaves]

It's pretty spicy :)

[@wazzupbeckham]

have one. love it

[@wanakoplays8874]

I've got one and damn it's such a good lens.

[@floriang2801]

I had one and it was one of the best buying decisions I ever did. Beautiful results. But it got stolen together with my 70-200/4 IS and 6D when I travelled with a friend in Canada 😪

[@tedpalmer1537]

This might not be a popular choice but I love the 24-105mm f4. I know that if I only have space to take one lens its versatility will cover nearly all situations well enough to get pleasing photographs

[@Tang0Fox1]

55mm f/1.8 - It's light and inexpensive and good as a starter 24-70 & 70-200 f/2.8L IS USM 100mm MACRO

[@keithparr547]

I think this is a really good choice.

[@bege4394]

My favorite AF lens on Canon full frame DSLR would be Canon EF 100mm f/2 USM. It's sharp, the aberrations are almost non-existing, interestingly the contrast is quite ok and the quality / amount of bokeh is very good. It's not the L-series USM but it's fast focusing and pretty silent. It's fairly compact. It's just a joy to use. If you love EF 85/1.8 USM, I recommend you to try this one. Use it a week or two. Compare the images. Pixel peep. Develope actual prints. See if you fall in love.

[@Tophymaster]

I think the Sigma 50mm is better than the Canon equivalent. I don´t need f1,2 anyway!

[@ChristopherPhillips]

Loving the American Psycho reference, superb Kai.

[@izarscharf7845]

To be quite honest i dont understand why you only chose canon glass, the title is 5 best lenses for canon FF cameras, not 5 best canon lenses for canon FF cameras.... Why didnt you include third party manufacturers like Sigma, Samyang, Tamron....etc , the Sigma Art lineup is often said to be better than their canon counterparts, while at the same time being cheaper, so isnt a better value for money lens better ?

[@antoniofowler2898]

it was today that i realized how much a UV filter really does to help footage hahaha. i love the video!

[@johnnguyen1953]

*Next: Top 5 clip on lenses for your cell phone!*

[@ChannelWhiteSea]

I use sigma 20 f/1,4 on my 6D and it's bloody cool!

[@delduked]

the 1.2 is soft and the CA is terrible

[@eliaspap8708]

Delduked and the AF his hit and miss. Sold mine and dont miss it.

[@ChristianBenci]

Yeah at 1.2 it's soft and has pretty bad CA but I still love it.

[@Bilalizaddin]

I have all the lenses you mentioned except 11-24 but the 24-70 f2.8LII is smashing all of them

[@TypischNorddeutschTV]

Canon 4thewin! 👍 Nice Video!

[@mongini1]

Nur wenn die mit einer anständigen kamera rausrücken.... Spiegel sind sowas von 2008 ^^

[@MikedieONE]

Zumindest verdreckt der sensor so nich innerhalb von 2 tagen ;)

[@TypischNorddeutschTV]

Leider hat Canon immer noch ein kleines Problem mit 4K 😬

[@mongini1]

@Mike das ist aber auch echt der einzige vorteil den der Spiegel noch bietet ^^

[@mongini1]

@Typisch Norddeutsch TV die 4K Qualität ist ja nicht mal das Problem, sondern der Codec... wenn man 5 128 GB Karten dabei hat kann man schon ein paar Minuten aufzeichnen xD

[@michaelbutler2915]

I run with Canon’s 100-400 LII; 70-200 2.8 LII; 16-35 f4 L1; kit 24-105 f4 LII and the Sigma art 50 1.4. On my 5D mark IV. It all fits in my back pack with ease. Less the 100-400. I swap between it and the 70-200 depending on the activity. Along with three extra batteries, and a Speedlite 430EX III-RT with a foldable soft box. My favorite is the kit lens. It s on my camera for most of my shots.

[@HazaraTechnic]

just 16-35

[@greghirte8967]

I love my Canon 100-400 II and Canon 70-200 F2.8 II for sports and wildlife photos. Love Kai's videos!