Canon lens reviews

I replaced my RF 24-70mm F2.8 with the smaller RF 16-28mm and 28-70mm F2.8 STM lenses, mainly for video.

After about a month with the Canon RF 45mm F1.2, I found it a fun, lightweight way to get a very wide aperture.

My Canon VCM lens comparison looks at the RF 50mm and 85mm F1.4 lenses alongside the F1.2 primes, Samyang 85mm F1.4, and my 28–70mm F2 workhorse.

The Canon RF 100mm macro earned a place in my kit for product details, ring photographs, portraits, and headshots.

Fringer EF-GFX adapter review on the GFX 100S, with Canon and Sigma lens tests, video comparisons, sample downloads, autofocus, and vignetting notes.

Canon RF 28–70mm F2 wedding review with a full video and sample photos. Explore image quality, the f/2 aperture, handling, and lens tradeoffs.

Canon RF 24–70mm F2.8 review after 100+ weddings and 150+ other sessions, with video, sample images, autofocus notes, and image stabilization.

Canon RF 70–200mm F2.8 review with video and real-world sample photos. Explore telephoto framing, image quality, autofocus, and stabilization.

Canon RF 50mm F1.2 review with video and sample photos, most shot at f/1.2. See sharpness, background blur, handling, and low-light considerations.

Rokinon RF 14mm F2.8 lens review with video and sample images. Explore its ultra-wide view, image quality, and creative composition possibilities.

Samyang RF 85mm F1.4 review with a video overview of the portrait lens, image quality, background blur, handling, and compatibility considerations.

Inside my early-2023 Canon wedding kit: R5 and R6 bodies, RF lenses, flash, portable lights, bags, and the gear I relied on through two years of weddings.