You need THIS Camera Lens

[@willsimpsonphoto]

What’s your go to lens?

[@anthonyk27]

my best/favorite lens is the RF28/70 f2. That is followed closely by EF 135 f2

[@willsimpsonphoto]

Nice!

[@IchinShek]

Getting rid of my trinity. Haven't used them since I got the Tamron 35-150mm f2-f2.8.

[@willsimpsonphoto]

Heard good things about them. I used a tamron 150-600 in Yellowstone and it was great!

[@IchinShek]

@@willsimpsonphoto thinking about getting the 60-600 but worried about the weight =(

[@Jude2408]

Absolutely love my RF 70-200. Also have the f4 version which is so much lighter and still great quality. Also have the 24-70 in f2.8 and f4 in the EF version. The f4 is great when I want to hold my camera in one hand.

[@willsimpsonphoto]

That’s good to know! Didn’t think about weight!

[@katfoster7732]

I’d agree with putting more money into a good lens, got my first L lens a year ago and what a difference it made.

[@willsimpsonphoto]

Yeah definitely! Can’t wait to put it to the test though

[@jameswestii454]

Hi Will, I need a little help. I just switched to a Canon R5 from a Canon 5Dsr. I am using a Canon 16-35 EF L f4 lens on both bodies. When I go into Lightroom Classic to cull images on card after shooting on the R5, the images are smaller. When I click on an image to view focus I expect it to go to 1:1 and zoom in but instead it zooms out. I also notice that the magnifying glass has a minus symbol and not a plus. Is there any way to reverse this? I want 1:1 to zoom in not out. This does not happen with the 5Dsr images. I actually used the same card in both cameras with taking the same exact image and loaded them into Lightroom classic and the 5Dsr image starts normal and goes to 100% and the image looks great but the R5 image gets smaller when I click on it and looks quite bad. The magnifying glass on the 5Dsr image has a plus symbol in it, but the R5 image has a minus symbol in it. I have not changed one setting, only started to import images from the R5 now.

[@willsimpsonphoto]

try just using command + to zoom in. The last "zoom" you did is what is saved when you do the click. you can also push and hold command (this is on a mac) and drag a box over where you want to zoom. This is all taught in my Lightroom Course as well: exploringphotography.teachable.com/p/lightroom-master-of-editing