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Jared Polin, froknowsphoto.com and if I shot Canon, this would be my ultimate full frame
lens kit.
I want to preface that I’m missing just a couple of lenses and I’ll talk about those
closer to the end.
But let’s start down at this side and work our way all the way down.
Here we have a 50 mm 1.2 that’s going to come handy in low light situations, as well
as when you are shooting portraits, it’s going to be super tack sharp and moving up,
you also have the 85 1.2, I would love to have those lenses in my bag.
I do not have a 24 1.4 or the 35 1.4, those would make it into my ultimate Canon full
frame lens kit if I had them, but I don’t.
Now, again these are not mine.
I do not own these because I do not shoot the Canon cameras all the time.
Then we move up to the 8-15 fisheye.
I think that belongs in your bag even though I’m not a big fan of fisheye, especially
circular fisheye at 8 mm, but I think this is a super tack sharp and a super colorful
lens when you shoot it out at 15 mm, it looks really nice.
Even though it’s an f/4, I think it’s worthy of being in your ultimate lens kit
as well.
Moving down the list, we have a 24-105 version 1.
Now that they have come out with the version 2, I would probably add that here.
Let me tell you why that makes it into the kit.
If you are a run and gun video shooter, this lens is going to be a great one to have.
You’ve got the 24 mm.
You’ve got the 105 and you have the IS for the stability that is a great lens.
Now, we are moving closer to the Hebrew Trinity on the Canon side.
We have the 24-72.8 version 2, which is an absolute tremendous in a suite lens.
I love this bad boy and for those of you who want to shoot macro, this is a 100 mm macro
2.8.
That is awesome to have in your bag as well.
Then we have the 11-24 f/4.
It’s a $3000 piece of glass.
But if you are putting together a Hebrew Trinity on the Canon side, this must be there.
Some of you may say why isn’t the 16-35 there?
Honestly, because I think the 11-24 is better.
I would go from the 11-24 to the 24-70 and the 16-35 isn’t really needed and if you
have a 5D Mark IV, you have to remember that that video in 4K has that 1.74 time crop factor,
so you are going to need a much wider lens if you own that bad boy to shoot wider video.
And rounding up the Hebrew Trinity for the Canon, we have the 70-200 2.8 version 2.
That lens sharp as can be I think it’s sharper than the Nikon version.
I absolutely love this.
And what other lenses would be in my ultimate Canon full frame lens kit, we would have something
like a 200 f/2, maybe a 200 to 400 or 400 2.8, a 500, I don’t need the 500 f/4, we’ll
go with the 600 f/4 and definitely not an 800 5.6, because that would be more expensive
than almost all of these lenses combined.
But this is really what would consist of my ultimate Canon full frame lens kit.
I want to know what would consist in your ultimate Canon lens kit.
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So, you can see the lenses that I think would be great on the Nikon side.
So, that is it guys.
That’s where I’ll leave it Jared Polin, froknowsphoto.com.
See you.