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The EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L III USM is a high performance, water-resistant, and ultra wide-angle Canon L-series lens.

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 Hello, so today's video is all about the Canon 16 to 35 millimeter f4 image stabilized lens now This was made specifically for full-frame digital SLR's, but you know, you can easily use it on a crop frame sensor as well I'm sure many people will be but you could also use it on the our range of cameras with the correct adapter So it kind of makes it kind of you know, pretty adaptable really now. I've been using this lens for five years and To begin with I'll just show you a few of the pictures I've taken with it So you can get an idea of the kind of work that I've been producing with it and those capable of and then I'll come Back to talk about my experience of owning it and using it and talk about some of the good things and some of the bad Things. So here we go That was an eclectic set of pictures everything from travel to landscapes to interiors to portraits I wanted to show you the kind of range of work that I rely upon this lens for and I really like this thing By the way, I rely on it every day and shot hundreds of photography assignments with it And it I don't talk about it very often or even think about it very much because it just keeps nailing the pictures down It just keeps doing the job And that's really vitally important for me in my life as a professional photographer Now the 16-35mm lens range get I use it all the time and have had multiple versions of them over the years I've probably been using them for about 15 years and I've owned several and I've also broken several I think it's a lens that gets used so often for some reason it gets more than its fair share of abuse And I've broken a few over the years. So going back five years

8 aperture and I thought that as soon as this one arrived I would start using that and probably just use this as a backup lens now that what hasn't been the case at all, even though I've got both I Still end up using this one probably 95% of the time and the main reason for that I think is because there's nothing wrong with either lens The main reason I think is that it just balances and fits into the hand so well And I think that that's something that is not often talked about With lenses and camera equipment of just how does it make you feel and how does it fit into your hand? How do you feel when you're using it over a long period of time and that's quite important if you're shooting sort of multiple days All day long working with a camera and a lens. How does it sort of feel and it just balances well and I think because it hasn't got the 2.8 aperture, you really need that 2.8 aperture simple as that It's probably why I've hung on to it to be perfectly honest having said that this thing has Image stabilization and I didn't think image stabilization on a wide-angle lens would be important I didn't think I thought it was probably mainly for telephoto lenses, which you know, it's very cool for long lenses But it also has become something that I've learned to rely on a lot with this lens and you know in an ideal situation Rather than rely on image stabilization

 I've put this through the ringer. I've done things to this lens that should never have been done to Never have been done to camera lenses And it just has been amazing after hundreds of assignments and being misused It just works perfectly The zoom ring is still super smooth focus ring is still super smooth weather sealing is intact and it has been thrown around and abused And no problem at all in in Central Africa on a shoot a few years ago I was lying on my back underneath a borehole trying to capture the water coming out this tap and I'll put a clip in if I can find it and Somehow, you know, I was trying to get the water kind of coming near the lens But actually ended up going in the lens and the camera got soaked and the lens got soaked and I thought I'd killed the lens Completely, but I just wiped it off with my t-shirt. No problem at all Not a moment of drama from it before or you know ever since Now this thing has a 77 millimeter Filter ring, which is quite useful this thing's bigger But the 77 mil is the same as most of my other lenses that I happen to have and that's cool So it means that I only have to carry kind of one polarizer for example There is no zoom creep at all, which is great. So I hate zoom creep and so I was using this on an r5 recently with the adapter and it's Absolutely perfect with that camera with those cameras, too It obviously throws the lens out about a centimeter or two with the with the adapter but that's no problem and the focus is fast and accurate on both on the on the 5d range and on the and on the r5 or r6 So no problem there at all and you know for a crop sensor camera It's probably not the best thing in the world It'll work perfectly with a crop sensor camera But it won't give you the same wide angle because of the crop sensor

Canon 16-35mm F4 L Lens in 2022  - Review from a pro photographer after hundreds of assignments.

I after my first DSLR camera to start out witch would be better one

 In my case with the 5DSR, the corners become very very purple. After some testing and research, I found that the corners of the lens produce near 4 stops of vignetting! Attached picture shows the corner after heavy noise reduction.  Another thing to take note of, I use this with a LEE filter system and the vignetting does get worse.  So in conclusion, it's not a jack-of all trades landscape lens

  Another thing to take note of, I use this with a LEE filter system and the vignetting does get worse.  So in conclusion, it's not a jack-of all trades landscape lens. If you shoot mainly during the day at low ISOs, then by all means, you will be incredibly satisfied with this lens. However, if you are like me and likes to venture out at night, then I would suggest looking somewhere else

Sharp but with drawbacks

 They focused about with the same speed and about the same level of noise, but I would give the overall accuracy edge to the Canon, and of course with a first party product, you don't have to deal with any issues, like when I got the 5D Mark IV, the 15-30 Tamron, it wouldn't live view properly. Live view, if you started live view, it would immediately shut back down, so I had to send the lens in for a firmware update, and it's fine after that, but that's just the kind of little annoyance that you don't have to deal with with a first party lens. As you can see, Canon has produced another well-designed, well-executed lens that just has a little bit more polish than a lot of the third party lenses that I use, and it's just well-executed throughout, and while it's not a perfect lens when it comes to the overall build and handling, it's a well-designed and well-executed lens. Of course, stay tuned for the second part of the review, in which we'll look at the overall image quality, and I'll give you my final verdict on whether or not I feel like it's a worthy upgrade, and of course, whether I think it's worth the money

 I was able to calibrate it very quickly, no fuss, it autofocused very accurately for me, and I did a controlled test where I wanted repeatability, and so I set up on a tripod, I defocused the lens, I used a two second delay, but I just focused until it beeped, clicked the shutter, allowed it to take the shot, and repeated that ten times. And the goal there is to have complete repeatability, and that was the case with this lens. Every single time focus was perfect on the lens, and you can move from frame to frame, and there's almost no variance at all from exposure to exposure. That is great news

 In the first review, we're going to look at the overall design of the lens. We'll examine things like its minimum focus distance, its operation, its autofocus performance, all of those things broken down. And then in the second half of the review, we'll look at the overall image quality as well as look at my conclusions on the lens itself. So stay tuned

 Every single time focus was perfect on the lens, and you can move from frame to frame, and there's almost no variance at all from exposure to exposure. That is great news. You want this kind of lens, particularly if you're going to be shooting it for events and photojournalism, you want it to have very repeatable results, and that's what it delivers. The autofocus is quick, it's quiet, and it's accurate, and so it does everything that you would want of it

Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L III Final Review Part 1

*Important note: My sister is 2 years recovered from a really awful TBI. She has an extreme budding passion for photography since her accident and she's really obsessed with surf photography (she lives near the beach in California with family, now).*

I bought her a Canon EOS M50 two years ago. She has two cheap lenses:

* Canon EF-M 55-200mm
* Canon EF-M 22mm

The M50 is easy for her to use and she "gets" TV/AV modes and knows what settings to dial in for snapping high-speed surf photos. The M50 is **pretty decent** at connecting to her iPad over Bluetooth, and then she does cropping and color correction in Instagram. That's the extent of her flow. Anything beyond that is really asking too much for her at the moment.

Naturally she uses the 55-200mm for her surf photos. She does her best with it. Honestly, I'm impressed with what she's gotten out of this humble kit. She has to crop heavily at times, which means lower resolution imagery. The AF from what I see is decent but could be a little better.

Mainly she's hoping for another humble upgrade with my help. Some of the things needed for her:

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* Ideally a better body that \*just works\* in terms of easily transferring photos to iPad/iPhones...
* Ideally a little higher resolution and autofocusing..

Canon lens

* Ideally a zoom that hits 200mm (or possibly more?) but faster, better optics..

The budget would be around $1500 for now, and I'd try to get her another upgrade next year.

**Her main goal is to eventually (in a few years) gain local recognition for surf photography, maybe as a full-time hobby, or like a charitable contribution: free photography for locals / contents / etc.**

Given that, where would you guys invest the money? Should I opt for a better zoom for her now? Would it work on her M mount? Or is it better to bump up her body for now?

<div class="md">Important note: My sister is 2 years recovered from a really awful TBI. She has an extreme budding passion for photography since her accident and she&#39;s really obsessed with surf photography (she lives near the beach in California with family, now).

I bought her a Canon EOS M50 two years ago. She has two cheap lenses:

<ul>
<li>Canon EF-M 55-200mm</li>
<li>Canon EF-M 22mm</li>
</ul>

The M50 is easy for her to use and she &quot;gets&quot; TV/AV modes and knows what settings to dial in for snapping high-speed surf photos. The M50 is pretty decent at connecting to her iPad over Bluetooth, and then she does cropping and color correction in Instagram. That&#39;s the extent of her flow. Anything beyond that is really asking too much for her at the moment.

Naturally she uses the 55-200mm for her surf photos. She does her best with it. Honestly, I&#39;m impressed with what she&#39;s gotten out of this humble kit. She has to crop heavily at times, which means lower resolution imagery. The AF from what I see is decent but could be a little better.

Mainly she&#39;s hoping for another humble upgrade with my help. Some of the things needed for her:

Canon body

<ul>
<li>Ideally a better body that *just works* in terms of easily transferring photos to iPad/iPhones...</li>
<li>Ideally a little higher resolution and autofocusing..</li>
<li>Obviously more flexibility with lenses...</li>
</ul>

Canon lens

<ul>
<li>Ideally a zoom that hits 200mm (or possibly more?) but faster, better optics..</li>
</ul>

The budget would be around $1500 for now, and I&#39;d try to get her another upgrade next year.

Her main goal is to eventually (in a few years) gain local recognition for surf photography, maybe as a full-time hobby, or like a charitable contribution: free photography for locals / contents / etc.

Given that, where would you guys invest the money? Should I opt for a better zoom for her now? Would it work on her M mount? Or is it better to bump up her body for now?
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My sister wants to upgrade either her EOS M50 or M55-200mm, but for $1500 or less. Any recs?

Negligible improvements at the cost of weight and much higher price.

 Let's get to the last point, once again interior. We are here in the Kaiserdome in Frankfurt am Main directly at the Main river. To take some footage inside this huge church to see what fits onto your sensor. It was not too bright inside therefore I had to play around with the ISO a bit even at a constant aperture of f2

 I wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! The 16-35mm of the third generation comes with a familiar ale build quality. Canon provides a little protection bag and the lens hood is included as well. That all together weighs just 790 grams and you'll need an 82mm filter to protect the front element from scratches. You can easily step through the entire focal length with a single hand movement with a constant aperture of f2

 To take some footage inside this huge church to see what fits onto your sensor. It was not too bright inside therefore I had to play around with the ISO a bit even at a constant aperture of f2.8. But for some full frame reason ISO was not that big part of an issue on the 5D Mark IV

 And of course you can use the 16-35mm as a vlogging lens as well. I'm currently filming at 16mm but the problem is after a while it gets quite front heavy and I wouldn't buy that lens just for vlogging due to its own front heaviness and of course of the price. Let's get ahead with the conclusion of this review. To be honest with you I don't know if I would spend the extra 1000 euro for the latest version of this lens

Canon EF 16-35mm F/2.8L III USM English review | Canon 5D MK IV

Hi, I've been considering getting into photography and was wondering is the kit lens enough to figure out what I need/want? Or should I buy something cheap and capable like the 22mm 1.8 right off the bat with the kit lens?  I'm very new and looking for some advice on when to grow my lens collection and how much of a difference does a good lens make? 

For reference, I'm unsure of what I would shoot still.

Sorry for so many questions, Velcro

<div class="md">Hi, I&#39;ve been considering getting into photography and was wondering is the kit lens enough to figure out what I need/want? Or should I buy something cheap and capable like the 22mm 1.8 right off the bat with the kit lens? I&#39;m very new and looking for some advice on when to grow my lens collection and how much of a difference does a good lens make? 

For reference, I&#39;m unsure of what I would shoot still.

Sorry for so many questions, Velcro
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Thinking of buying a M50, what lenses to start with or stick with a kit lens?

  Someone wrote a review saying this Canon Mark iii lens flared and so far not one flare so I don't believe that and I've already shot about 500 shots on it. Love that the corners don't creep and the glass produces such sharp corner and beautiful picture. In a nutshell I LOVE my new lens after two weeks and I'm a pro who's shot 16 going on 17 years. Buy it for wide angle and landscaping shots plus indoor house photography

 L series is finally catching up on Nikon with the L series and this bad boy proves it.

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 But in some areas, the lens's optics are a little haphazard. Canon haven't managed to find a cure for vignetting and distortion, although you do come to expect that from this kind of optic. Its work against bright lights, though, really is poor. Also, considering the fact that both Tamon and Sigma are now abandoning making their premium lenses out of plastic, it could be about time that Canon upped their game in this area too, if they want to continue trying to value their lenses above the competition

 It's quite fast in live-view mode, too. However, if you're shooting autofocus during video work, then you'll hear a gentle clicking sound from the mechanism as the lens micro-adjusts. Overall, the build quality of this Canon L lens is top-notch in every way. I really do wish it wasn't so big and heavy, though

 I'd say that the biggest reason to choose the Canon lens is its much smaller size and weight. The monstrous Tamon lens is the obvious choice of anyone who needs an aperture as wide as f2.8, or who are desperate for a very slightly wider angle. It is a difficult choice, although personally, I'd probably go for the Canon lens for its portability and its filter thread

 As you can see, at the rear there is a weather-sealing gasket around the metal lens mount. The zoom ring works extremely smoothly, being nicely damped and slightly heavy to turn. In my opinion that's a real advantage for video work. The focus ring also turns very smoothly and precisely as you'd expect for a Canon L lens

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