Canon Photography Lens

[0.045 lb] I tried many 50mm primes in my photography career that stretches for almost 30 years. I had them all...maybe 10-12 in total. This Milvus is by far the most used in my lens arsenal. It's sharp, solidly built and it's all metal construction. The new Canon RF 50mm f/1.2 is probably a bit crispier but nothing beats Zeiss micro contrast and that special look the lens produces. If you shoot static subjects, I would say buy this lens...you won't regret it. After a while, than manual focusing operation will become your second nature, focusing with Milvus on Canon mirrorless bodies can not be easier.

[Aluminum] I Shoot real estate in additional to wedding photography. I had bought the Canon 16-35 L F4 on recommendation for real estate and let me tell you that lens is garbage. It had flares, ton of them. I sold it and bought the Tamron. This is probably the best real estate lens so far. I have used a few from Sony and Fuji and the Tamron excels all of them for me. Sharpness and image quality are superb.

[Dedicated] The Canon 300mm f/4L IS lens is a favorite close range lens for bird photography, particularly if used with a cropped sensor camera such as the Canon 7D. It delivers sharp images when hand-held using image stabilization at 125th of a second or higher. Additionally, the lens is well adapted for landscape photography using my 5D Mark II.

[Aluminum] I tried this for the first time for Macro Photography. It fits just fine with my Canon 50mm lens, and the pics I took came out nice. Im thankful for this option.

[Snap-On] I use this lens on a Canon 70D for bird photography. The lens works very well in auto focus and provides very sharp photos. I also recently bought the 1.4x 1401 extender which gives me additional range. This extender works well in manual focus with the 150-600mm contemporary lens on the 70D. I don't think that the extender will work with this lens in auto focus with any of the Canon DSLR cameras.

[8.15 lb] I use this mini compact tripod with my Canon 5D3 & 24-70mmII lens and it hold up very well. In doing photography, it allows me to take low angle shots and provides me the extra support in doing videos using my Canon 70D.

[82mm] If your looking to enhance your landscape photography with your Canon 16-35 wide angle lens, this is the filter to do it with.

[Fuse] I am using this for digital still photography with my canon 40D and 70-200 2.8 lens and, other lenses. It is really heavy duty and wheels are sturdy. Carrying case was included, nice surprise. It is easy to set up and maneouver.

[7, Rounded] I purchased this lens specifically for night photography and was not disappointed. I am using it on my Canon R5 with an adapter and it worked very well. Build is great and good lens for the price point.

For wildlife photography, I usually carry a two-camera rig, with a 500mm on one body and a 100-400mm on the other body. In my vest, I've got my 24-105mm, my 14mm, along with 1.4x and 2.0x TCs and extension tubes. My new Series II 24-105mm came as a kit lens with one of my bodies and didn't include a bag. I've got some padding in the pockets of my vest, but I wanted more protection for my $1000+ lens, so I bought this Canon bag. It's a perfect fit, with build consistent with other Canon lens bags. Just what I needed.