What Lens Should I Buy? - A Ranked Tier List

[@patkay]

lol so i totally meant 135, not 105 😂 ah well. you get what i mean 😂

[@EpitomePax]

I can confirm that the difference from an 85 to a 135, is not enough to really sacrifice the greater versatility of the 85

[@StefanAlexandruGeogloman]

Are you talking about these focal lenghts for full frame cameras, no? Because on crop sensors is different. For example I'm looking a lot lately at Sigma 56mm f1.4 for crop sensor, which is pretty much an 85mm.

[@glowingeye]

@@StefanAlexandruGeogloman His main photo camera has a full frame sensor, but as a rule of thumb I'd always assume that people refer to full frame when talking about focal lengths...

[@sjmheron]

Here is where the lens itself is important. For Sony the 85 (as one of their first GM lenses) focuses very slowly and is loud for video, where as the 135 is an amazing lens for motorsports (if you're on-track) and other fast movement with the new linear motors, in addition to being amazing for portraits.

[@rboydphotography]

I wonder where on this list you would put sony's 12-24mm lens? separate from that I was seriously considering the 24-105 f4 g oss as my first sony lens because it has a good range for flexibility and it has a lot of really good reviews on its quality and sharpness. however this rank is tempting me towards a 35mm prime before I even have a chance to find what range works for me LOL.

[@rasimons1]

I’ve watched a lot of photography KZbin channels now and this is one of the best. I love how structured your thinking is in all of your videos, and filled with examples and insights.

[@azlifmohamed8804]

Felt the same. Definitely a lot of thought prep for the videos.

[@DannyNobody]

I think we're due for a new tier list! I really liked the idea of it and the execution was really good. I know this is not so realistic, but I would love to see a tier list of all full frame E-mount lenses. Including all available apertures and even 3rd party lenses like Sigma, Tamron and Samyang. That just sounds really cool and it's also impossible for a person to try all of them.

[@OlavJ]

I agree! Will be waiting.

[@likeanao]

I fell in love with the 85mm, it was my first prime lens and I use it for street photography as well! I also use my 24-70mm a lot, especially for concert photography. At a show you can't move as much and you have to be quick so you don't always have time to switch lens if you want to. And I think that in this situation the 24-70mm really shines. Next lens I want to try is the 35mm, I've had my eye on it for a while and it is time to try it finally

[@fredriksvard2603]

Kinda same, i use a 85mm 1.4 and 35mm 1.4 combo 99% of the time. 2.8 is too slow for concerts for me, so i decide on a length or switch lenses even if it's a hassle.

[@devin_starling]

Great video, as a street photographer I pretty much use the 85mm G Master and 70-200mm G Master 90% of the time.

[@dpwdrums]

Pat, I started using 85mm 1.8 a few months ago and I couldn't agree more. It's typically great for portraits but I think it does incredible things with street photography and landscape you wouldn't expect.

[@psoon04286]

Firstly, your photos are very eye-catchy in an artistic way. That says a lot about the way you ranked the lenses. Newbies might get misled if you don’t mention that this is aimed at full frame cameras. Cheers😊

[@trevorkim]

Totally agree with your opinion about 24-70. It’s versatile but I never got a good vibe with the images over multiple cameras and lenses I used. For a versatile travel zoom I’d rather prefer 24-105 for the extra reach even though it’s F4 and as with the 24-70, I don’t really prefer it over primes.

[@andreaspetershtc]

I think the choice of lenses really depends on the type of photography. For Lanscapes I usually use 12-24mm, 24-105mm and 70-300mm. For Portraits I use 55mm and 85mm. For Sports I use the 70-300mm or the 200-600mm. For stars and night photography the 20mm is perfect.

[@correavelez]

This is so cool. No brands, no gear, only info.

[@BRCPres1]

Great review. IMPO the 24-70 f2.8 GM is way too heavy for standard zoom to carry around. Personally, I see it as more of a studio lenses. However, I do prefer the newer and lighter 20-70 f4 G as a everyday carry lens for travel, street, and most purpose lens.

[@KIXPLORE]

i love the insight from this video. i've always just thought i needed 2 types of lenses for vlogging. a bokeh lens (55mm) and a wide lens (24mm). ive never seen anyone describe these amount of lenses and give examples of them too. great video Pat

[@chadaztig07]

This tier list is gearing towards street photography/astro/landscape and i definitely agree with it. But If you are a sport and wildlife photographer, those small lenses are in B C tier, those 70-200, 100-400, 200-600 will be in A or S tier. Like me aswell. Haha. Its also important to understand which type of photogrpahy you would focus on.

[@whfowle]

When I first started doing photography, I was into travel and street as i traveled around the world. My favorite was the 135mm f3.5 Nikkor. I could isolate subjects and stand off so they were not aware I was shooting them. It was reasonably light and compact and stayed on my camera nearly all the time. My other camera was fitted with the 35mm f2.8 when I couldn't back up enough.

[@LongTruong.mp4]

Very informational video! I highly agree with your thoughts. The only thing I would add is to bump that 24mm up to an S. With that much praise, I was surprised that it ended in A. 24mm, 35mm, and 85mm are all S to me :) Awesome content!

[@Lucy-dk5cz]

My feelings, 24-105 is the best general lens. Great for travel. 70-200 is my go to for portraits. Interesting that I almost never use my 16-35 but maybe I should re explore this.

[@fredriksvard2603]

Literally my least favourite lenses

[@its_heh_suess]

As a college student, I find it very important to do as much research when it comes to purchasing a new lens. I was fortunate enough to have had an internship where my skills I had prior were challenged and it forced me to think differently when it came to fulfilling what the client wanted and how I was going to produce the final product. I think the optimal set up to have as a student photographer and videographer would be a 14-35mm F4 and an 85mm f1.8 at least through my experience

[@CurrentlyHannah]

My nifty 50 is crying in my bag right now.

[@patkay]

haha so is mine. what have you been using lately?

[@CurrentlyHannah]

@@patkay 16-35mm f4 and 50mm f1.8. Pretty much the only two lenses I've ever owned but this list is making me want a new one...

[@rex2474]

I love 35 soooooo much, and 85 is its best friend for sure

[@patkay]

totally agree!

[@psoon04286]

Yup, works on an APS body as well

[@user-gu3ie]

I think the best lense for a beginner to buy,..will always be the nifty 50.... crisp,bokeh heaven,..affordable..but quality for days!

[@TheArtist441]

To me a 50mm is the most versatile focal length for general photography. I feel that the 35mm and 85mm both are either to narrow or too wide. I have to add though, that the locations I have available to shoot at are usually not very pretty all over, so I find that the 35mm pulls in too much ugliness. If I were in a beautiful city somewhere, sure I would love the 35mm to pull in much more of the scenery but at this point, the 50 pulls in and excludes just enough. Also, I love the 50's very low perspective distortion, it just looks so honest and natural as if I were there where the photo was taken

[@papsny]

Lens are tools, so your requirements will be what dictates what your needs are. A bird photographer wont get a 35mm prime wherein his need requires a 200-600mm. The recommendations you have are based on your needs as a travel photographer. Nothing wrong with that, it's a great list if you're a travel photographer. Good review and opinions on the lenses.

[@traveltomodachiankit]

Not a photographer, but I thoroughly enjoyed this, I really wanna buy one now 😢😢

[@patkay]

haha at least you know where to get started now if you do!

[@JPgreekgaming]

Favourite focal lengths for me are 28mm, 40mm and 77mm (referring ofc to the Pentax 77mm 1.8). Absolutely love your work mate, and your videos have inspired me to get out more!

[@nafnaf0]

I also love 40mm, it works so well for so many things. The little Sony 40mm f2.5 G is such joy to use

[@fsi2210]

I had a preference for 35mm until recently. I got a 25mm mft lens when my son was born and have grown to prefer it. I also now prefer a 75mm mft lens for landscape.

[@ofthewayministries]

I love this tier breakdown; I've never seen a lans comparison visually represented this way, and it's absolutely helpful. I've heard of the different use-cases for such lens or focal lengths, but seeing your thought process this way was great. My daily, on-me-at-all-times is a 35mm and 85mm. I've found that these 2 focal lengths are so versatile while at the same challenging me quite a bit. I do have a 24-70mm, which is my all-purpose, no-frills lens that I use if I can only have 1 lens to do everything, or on the road somewhere and I want to minimize my carry. I've also found that treating my zoom as "a prime" can help with practice and challenge; so in essence, locking it at a single focal length, and move around.

[@Marlonorellana]

When you put it that way. You’re right the 24-70 is a lazy lens! I never saw it that way but I do agree! I wasn’t a fan of the 16-35 because I just used it at 35 for my work but once I got the 24-70 I bounce between 24-50. Thanks for the video! Great breakdown

[@ursfischer]

Really interesting. Thanks a lot. 24, 85 and 100-400 is my setup. I love the 24mm.

[@playeronthebeat]

For me, the S-Tier is definitely the 15-35 f/2.8, also I do enjoyed shooting with the 85 f/1.2, but I'm not entirely sure on if I will make it S Tier. The 28-70 f/2.0 though is awesome! And yeah, gonna try more telephoto. The 35 was my first lens. My old nifty fifty broke unfortunately and I repaired it twice already but... I gave up on it and now it sits beautifully on my shelf!

[@jomdudulom]

Pat you give genuine advice and you're true to your viewers👍

[@bluasterisk]

I've gotten used to shooting with 50mm f/1.4 over the years since my dad lent it to me. I've grown to really like the focal length, but I'm wondering if a 70-200mm would be a zoom lens I want for shooting at a race track.

[@farrukhmemon8235]

Insightful and genuine. Exactly the kind of content the community needs. Thanks dude. Recently upgraded from APS-C to mirrorless so definitely considering a 16-35 for versatility and creativity. Also, I probably reference “You can’t polish a turd” more than I care to admit… keep on keepin on!

[@DJDavidShmosh]

I’m so happy with my 35mm f1.4 gm. My next choice would be the 85 gm so you’ve confirmed I’m on the right track

[@bwebmasta1]

My S tier lenses are: 24-70mm f4 (yes I felt attacked when you put it as an A lol), 50mm 1.8, 85mm 1.8, A: 70-200mm 2.8, 20mm 1.8, 14-30mm f4, B: 105mm Macro. Being that I am a Nikon Z owner, a 16-35 is not available, but a 14-24mm 2.8 is. The 24-70 has a 2.8 version available, I may move to it at some point. I agree with most of your choices, excellent reasoning for usage, looks, and aspects. I am definitely going to get a 35mm 1.8. My experience has been moving from F mount, selling off the F mount lenses, and moving over to all Z.

[@Dustyphoto915]

I don’t know how I feel about all of these picks. But your superior list is my current kit exactly. Plus I let the 50mm hang out in the superior tier too.

[@awsomelyrandom24]

Convinced me 100x over to get an 85mm over a 50mm. I was already debating with myself but now I'm sold!

[@bjoernoswald2473]

I guess my personal S tier would be: 24-70mm F2.8, 35mm F1.4 and 85mm F1.2/F1.4/F1.8 (depending on the lens itself! a sluggish F1.4 is worse than a quick F1.8 for me). You can argue though that for Sony GM the 24-70mm right now is one of the weaker lenses in the line up and needs a rehash (just as the 85mm F1.4). A tier would be: 24mm, 50mm, 105mm OR 135mm (just because I wouldn't use both, but each of them has advantages) 16-35mm (though I do not own one myself), 100-400mm OR 200-600mm and depending on use case probably prime tele lenses >200mm as well as prime wide lenses

[@ChinmayKamble]

I really dont know what to say But, whenever I see your videos I feel Very very Happy :) Keep creating such Great and Interesting content Pat! Lots of love from India!

[@patkay]

thanks for watching =)

[@brokenwafu1]

Thank you! This made my decision to buy my next lens easier!

[@Avoug]

I agree with your list (mostly haha) As a hybrid shooter, I mainly do portraits and record portrait videos, B-roll, and dance videos. I use the 85mm 1.8 (80% of the time when I do photography) I own a 16-35mm however my clients gravitate towards the photos from the 85mm. So I keep the 16-35 for video. I recently got the 20mm 1.8 from sony. Extremely happy with it. It gives me the soft background that my F4 16-35mm couldn't give me, and I use it for both photo and 90% of my video work. In terms of telephoto, unless I am shooting concerts or shows, I never use them. (I have a cheap telephoto kit lens from sony which is sharp enough for my needs) however, when lockdown is completely lifted and I see enough event jobs, I'll look for a 70-300mm as you advised!

[@fredriksvard2603]

Had the same problem, tamron 17-28 2.8 solved it. Great close focus distance and bokeh.

[@caseymanbrodude7846]

As an anime cosplay photographer, I use a Tamron 28-75 f2.8, and a Sony g master 70-200 f2.8. I love the bokeh and background compression they give me. I'm dying to get a wide lens though!

[@RayShunFilms]

It's funny that you said that about the 24-70, just picked it up at the beginning of the year and I feel like my photography is progressing quickly and now I'm looking to get multiple prime lenses 😭

[@LouisLuzuka]

no wonder your setup looks so crispy. the 24mm f1.4 looks so good. have you tried 28mm or 35mm for talking head shots? or is it just too tight?

[@theboringkaren]

Okay, because you said it, I feel confident in admitting that I haven't been loving the 50mm. But it's the only lens I own besides my kit lens haha.

[@patkay]

no shame in that! for sure my 50 doesn't get as much using as it wants to. what's your next lens purchase going to be?

[@theboringkaren]

@@patkay In a perfect world where I could justify spending, I'd go for the 16-35 or the 85. Maybe one day if I ever get my job back ahaha.

[@MatchuCT]

The 24-70 was a bit confusing. You say it's a lens that can do pretty much everything so you don't like it, but then you say it's not versatile enough and the 16-35 is more versatile. Though i do understand what you meant with it not pushing your artistic boundaries. That being said, I am still very much leaning towards getting this lens as I want to shoot sport (to go along with a 70-200). Wanting to shoot landscape as well as people makes things really tough!

[@QuietOC]

Missing three popular prime focal lengths: 28mm, 135mm, and 300mm. Some less common ones like circular fisheye, 12mm, 18mm, 30mm, 40mm, 65mm, 75mm, 200mm, 400mm.

[@danielbasulto9618]

Love the continued content. Also definitely agree I love my sigma 35 on my a6400. Keep up the quality content.

[@daveplem]

I just bought my first real camera, a used (but under 100 shutter count) Nikon D5100 with an 18-55 AFS with 1:3.5-5.6G, whatever the “F” that is. Lol! I’m too old to figure this stuff out myself. I’m going to take the Accelerator course. It’s cheaper than a photography class at a community college, and I suspect it will be much more suited to my learning style.

[@cyvidal10]

totally agree with your comment about 24-70mm but i think it should be on S

[@joshuachua6802]

My current go to are the 24mm and 85mm FF equivalent lens for Olympus M43 and definitely thinking of getting a zoom now

[@ankurbagai1056]

85mm vs 105mm vs 135mm is a battle of Gods which will never end. I prefer look of 85mm over other focal length while others prefer longer focal length. While for shorter I prefer 50mm over 35mm for the look of it.

[@donnacrantshaw8505]

I have a 24, 50 and (I have a 60 for macro); but my dream lens is a 85!

[@iamjrm5720]

Getting the 35mm soon. Getting the 85mm later this year. Thanks for the video.

[@DrDryce]

S, A, B, C tiers. Did you play Lineage 2 by any chance? :)

[@antonroux6737]

I was wondering why you give the 20mm a B when you give the 16-35 an S? If you like the 35 so much then wouldn't a 20 and a 35 work well together?

[@JuanOpinionPH]

as hybrid shooter my combo as always is 16-35 f2.8 and 85 f1.8

[@freya_travels]

great video, as all of yours! just discovered your channel yesterday and I really like your approach to the topics. Its not only technical but you often add much needed intellectual level, which I love! so thanks for that!!! funny to see that the 3 lenses I own are basically in your S category - I have 35mm 1.8, 85mm 1.8 and 14-24mm 2.8 - the zoom one is not exactly the same as yours but similar enough to understand the thoughts behind 😉 and yeah, I love 85mm for street photography, since its not "in your face" lens and I love the mood with f/1.8!

[@eddieteabagify]

Newbie using 35 85 and 70-200. I just dont need more than that right now. Well extension tubes for macro but not used often.

[@dvcmarquez5327]

I only have have the kit lens then some vintage lenses, but I love my 55mm f1.8

[@ITLIFER]

135mm and 28mm were missed...albeit, they are very nich focal lenghts. 24-70 should also be top tier IMO, as they are the bread and butter for lot of event photogs. Other than that, solid rankings that I can get behind. 👍

[@aprilespinoza88]

This video is awesome! I was thinking the same thing for my set-up...16-35mm and 85mm for max versatility.

[@LXDV]

I shoot architecture and interiors professionally and the 16-35 lives on my camera. The 55mm f1.8 is my go to for details and the 70-200 as utility too. I wouldn't recommend anything wider than 16mm for professional architecture work though. From here you start to loose subjects to there surroundings or add too much distortion. It can look artistic but clients don't usually like that. Tilt Shift lenses are next on the list but these are about as niche as a lens can get 😅

[@norcy.tech-q]

Dear Pat! Do you think the 16-35 is better than a 12-24 + 24-70?

[@kanaheiusagi]

Great video, but personally I think its down to everyone's personal preference and environment rather than a tier list, really need to try out each focal length to know which suits best. The 24 + 50 combo is a lot more versatile for me in confined urban areas.

[@downtofun]

Really agree w/ the 85mm as an every day carry!

[@FleurDeLaNuit91]

Thank you for the video!! It helped me a lot since I am doing research about buying a new lense. Thank you for sharing your opinnons with us! Stay healthy :D

[@patkay]

glad you enjoyed it!

[@leo.hsu.0301]

Sony 200-600 is definitely the one that anyone is interested in wildlife photography should go for.

[@icekaltcold]

My favorite is the 18-55mm 4 - 5.6 kit lens

[@patkay]

noice! figuring out whatever you like to use is real important!

[@icekaltcold]

@@patkay It's the only thing I can afford lmao I use it for everything and so far it works.

[@88PianoKeys]

Hi Pat, sorry for the question but is there any advantage to buy a 35mm over a 16-35mm?

[@demasrusli]

What about the 12-24mm bro? Haha my favourite!

[@patkay]

GFAH i totally forgot to do this lens too! DAMMIT. it was such a great one too. that'd defs be A-tier from me

[@hurleygreen927]

Good recommendations! I have the 24-70mm and 50mm lenses for my Nikon full-frame camera...

[@CRivasentertainment]

Woooooooooo, Pat Kay for the win

[@rhysugimbap]

when choosing a lens for a cropped censor cam, should I convert it to it's full frame equivalent?

[@acheekymonkey]

This is so helpful and explains why I struggled with some lenses in the past like the Sony 20mm 1.8. I've just bought into a new system and I'm going to think about getting the 16-35 for the very first time. Also I can't wait for your Pokémon Tier List. :)

[@LKpixels]

I just got into photography and this video is like a complete basic lecture about lens for me 🔥 p.s. I’m also based in Sydney and starting my own channel, so shout out to Sydney KZbinrs! 😂

[@WilliamLesourd]

I assume, by looking at your gear, that we are more specifically talking about Sony lenses. I would have wanted you to mention the 135mm f1.8 GM. It is so superlative that even though it may be an odd focal length, it is difficult not to desire it. I own it, and because of the focal length I seldom require it at the moment, but when I do, I just love it. And what about the new 35mm GM versus the new (still to come as per April 2021) 50mm GM, which is allegedly better... All this require a new updated video :)

[@scotthullinger4684]

Buy what you need. Buy what's practical. And buy desirable and good enough equipment so that if you might need to sell it some day, it won't be difficult, and you can get a reasonable used price.

[@acedeno]

I used a 20mm on my Nikon Z5, which allow me to apply crop, so I can use my 20mm also as a 30mm

[@DeanAmirHussain]

don't forget that it will multiply your aperture too :')

[@syafiqjohari8984]

really love your video. I'm new into photography and this helps a lot!

[@ericbradner]

Thoughts on how you'd tweak this for Nikon shooters, where our wide-angle range is a 14-24 rather than 16-35?

[@patkay]

i actually forgot to mention the 12-24, which is a lens that would be A-tier for me, so you can throw that one in there with that =)

[@Krionion]

Haha, I really liked this video! I have the Zeiss 16-35mm f4 and only downside is, well that it's f4 and needs pretty much good lighting at all times. Wish I could use it more for night street photography but Bulgaria doesn't have the best lit streets xD

[@patkay]

thanks for watching! i had that lens in the past too - it's great! the OIS comes in really handy for video too if you want to go down that route =)

[@Krionion]

@@patkay Yea that's true! It's great for vlogging style content

[@elseson_]

Great Video! Thanks mate! Looks like your main A Roll lens is the 24mm. Wondering what B-Roll lens for filming you would suggest? Is the 16-35mm a good B-Roll allrounder? Or maybe something else?

[@christophrcolon]

Love this video! Thanks for the breakdown.

[@razorwind5949]

My tier list would be exactly the same, but i would rate the 70-200 clearly as S-Tier. I only own 16-35, 70-200, 35 and 85.

[@djencode]

I have found the 24-70 really useful for walk around shooting since the focal ranges it covers is quite broad. Since sony lenses are so expensive it was the lens i chose as a if i only use one lens type of thing. This is mostly for video though.

[@nikolanuss2342]

Thanks for the great overview mate! Was wondering if this tier lists covers videography as well or would it look completely different for video needs?

[@kungfool69]

S rank? what is this, a capcom video game? Was great to see what you think on certain lenses and what you enjoy using. I recently swapped a manual vintage 24-70 out with a native lumix 12-35 f2.8 and enjoying teh crispy auto focused results. Other lenses in my bag along with my Lumix G9 are teh lumix 20mm F1.7, a vintage 50mm f1.8 and a Mackinon 135mm F2.8. I still need a good wide angle but struggling to justify the cost.

[@patkay]

haha just a different way to present a familiar idea. nice selection you’ve got there too btw

[@kungfool69]

@@patkay THANK YOU!!! my neat little setup has gotten me a few published pics in magazines.

[@timkeng134]

The philosophy on restrictions catering creativity is 👌 Wait, which exactly is your fave, the 24mm 1.4 or Georgia? 🤔😅

[@patkay]

LOL i mean, georgia over a piece of gear any day haha

[@yeelinrox]

As someone who’s saving up for the 24-70mm cuz of it’s versatility (I currently only own the kit lens and 50mm) that was a really interesting perspective😂

[@patkay]

don't let me dissuade you from getting it though! it's still a fantastic focal range, especially if you want less lenses

[@arkreatives]

PHENOMENAL Video! ❤️ Learned alot!

[@jamezax]

Was waiting for it. My next lens will be 85mm Just curious... Did you use back focus button ?

[@patkay]

ah that's great! super recommended. nope! the Sony cameras i use have such amazing autofocus that's so quick i don't find the need to use it; not that i didn't give it a go though!

[@aidenmcgeehan428]

I used to have the 24-105 canon, while it was an awesome lens (especially the rf version) I found myself just cranking it wide or zooming in all the way everything else was just kinda there felt a little lazy

[@themaninblack_]

Hi @patkay - came across your page today, loving your videos, very helpful! I earlier watched your video 'The Best Beginner Camera 2023' and took a lot from it - thanks for posting. Out of the 16-35mm and 35mm lenses you ranked as top, what would you recommend for a beginner? I mostly will use it for nature/music festivals, up close band/DJ gig shots and portrait type photos, so torn between the two you referred - either Sony SEL35F14GM or Sony FE 16-35mm F2.8 GM. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.

[@TKNORTH]

Nice system homie! Give me all da lensessss though

[@patkay]

just the entire collection thanks

[@JustinEspejo]

Hey pat! Another great video! I was looking for an excuse to buy another lens (not that we really need one right?😂) Also, i noticed you have ads now! Wow that was quick! Congrats man!

[@patkay]

haha totally; lenses don't really need excuses huh 😂 and thanks! it's been an interesting little journey this one!

[@patricklang4458]

For me the perfect Setup is 35mm, 85mm and 70-200mm. If I ever need something wider than 35mm I can use my Phones ultrawide, as a shallow depth of field isnt that important anymore.

[@007lo]

What you mention here is for full frame right? So i assume when you mean 35mm is good it is not like the 35mm on an APS-C camera, as it would be almost a 50mm for that.

[@manny9025]

Say man, what lens should i buy first if i want to do portrait photography, landscape as well and incorporate some video work as well. I own a 35 sigma dg hsm(the first sigma 35mm model) and a zeiss 55mm. Both on a Sony a7iv. Ive been interested in a sony 20mm 1.8, 24 gm 1.4, 35gm 1.4 to replace my current 35, Sigma 85mm 1.4, 24-70 dg dn. Stuck between all these on choosing which one to buy first. What would you recommend?

[@lindsaywebb1904]

I shoot architecture, and I’m struggling to imagine where using a 10mm lens would be suitable...assuming you’re talking about full frame

[@jasonwrites9186]

Oh man, I sometimes feel like I'm the only person who isn't a fan of the 50mm. It's fine. For whatever reason, I find it neither here or there. 24, 35, and 85 are my personal A New Hope, Empire Strikes Back, and Return of the Jedi