Take advantage of your interchangeable lens camera and swap your lens!
There are a number of routes to go when purchasing a new lens for your cam. You can simply upgrade to a higher quality zoom, you can get a lens that captures a wider perspective or one that brings distant subjects into close view.
Third-party lenses tend to be sold in multiple mounts, enabling them to be used with different camera systems. But you can’t use a Canon lens on a Sony body unless you purchase an additional adapter.
Canon EF 70-300MM
This Canon lens is ideal for anyone looking forward to capturing quality images thanks to the super-fast Nano USM autofocus built-in system.
The lens has a total of 9 diaphragm blades, 4 stops stabilizers and a maximum magnification of 0.25x. This lens is also ideal for all-weather usage thanks to its weather seals.Â
Sigma 70-200mm
The Sigma 70-200mm Canon lens comes equipped with 11 diaphragm blades, four stops stabilizers, a maximum magnification of 0.21x, and a minimum focus distance of 1.2m.
The major advantage of this lens is the fact that it gives you the ability to switch automatically from auto-focus to auto-manual or auto-priority. Additionally, you can decrease or increase the stabilization effect or alter the autofocus speed.
Sigma 150-600mm
This super-telephoto lens has a total of 9 diaphragm blades, four stabilizer stops, and an ultrasonic autofocus option.
The only major disadvantage of this lens is the fact that it lacks all-weather protection, an instance that makes it unusable in moist environments.
Canon EF-M 55-200mm
Weighing at only 260g, this lens is an ideal option for those who prefer lightweight gadgets, and are always on the move. The lens has a total of 7 diaphragm blades, a stepping motor autofocus option, and 3.5 stops.
A significant drawback of the lens is the fact that it has a plastic mounting plate, rather than a metallic one.Â
Tamron 10-24mm
The Tamron lens is a high-quality, APS-C wide-angle lens that provides you with high-quality images.
The lens has highly-improved optics, a newly-developed high-low torque, and well-placed weather seals. The lens has a 4-stop image stabilizer, seven diaphragm blades, a maximum magnification of 0.19x, and a minimum focus of 0.24m.
The lens is also equipped with weather seals and a fluorine coating that facilitates simplified cleaning.
Sigma 14-24mm f/2.8
This is another excellent lens from Canon that gives photographers the ability to capture high-quality images with little ease.
The lens has a total of 9 diaphragm blades 17/11 elements, an ultra-sonic autofocus option, and Canon EF mount.
The lense, however, lacks a filter thread and a stabilizer.
Canon EF-M 11-22mm
This is another great lens from Canon that allows you to capture high-quality images. The lens has a 3-stop stabilizer, a total of 7 diaphragm blades, stepping motor autofocus, and a 55mm filter thread.
Thanks to its aperture rating of f/2.8, you can capture images on motion and even in poorly lit areas.
Canon EF-S 15-85mm
This lens has a wide maximum angle that allows you to capture images in their entirety.
The lens also comes equipped with seven diaphragm blades, an ultra-sonic autofocus option, and a total of 4 stabilizer stops. With a zoom range of 24-136mm, this lens is ideal for everyday shooting.Â
Sigma 24-70mm
The Canon Sigma 24-70mm comes equipped with a total of 9 diaphragm blades, 4-stabilizers, 19/14 elements, a minimum focus distance of 0.37, and a maximum magnification of 0.21x.
A significant drawback is a fact the lens weighs at more than 1 kilogram, and therefore, some users may find it hard to carry it around.
Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM
This lens is for anyone looking forward to carrying a light and highly dependable lens.
It comes equipped with seven diaphragm blades, stepping motor autofocus, a maximum magnification of 0.21x, and a filter thread of 49mm. The lens, however, lacks an image stabilizer.
Sigma 18-300mm
If you are looking for versatility, then look no further than this Canon lens.
The notion behind this argument can be based on the fact that this lens comes equipped with a zoom range of 28.8-40mm, an instance that makes it ideal for capturing quality images regardless of their distance.
However, the lens does not have weather seals, and its focus ring automatically rotates during autofocus.Â
Sigma 30mm
The Sigma 30mm Canon lens comes equipped with nine diaphragm blades and a filter thread of 52mm.
It, however, lacks stabilizers, an instance that can affect the quality of pictures captured.
Additionally, the lens lacks weather seals, a major disadvantage, especially to those who prefer rainy shoots.Â
Canon EF-M 32mm
Even though this lens might not support zooming, it comes handy thanks to its f/1.4 prime lens.
The lens, however, lacks stabilizer and only has a maximum magnification of 0.25x.Â
Tamron SP 90mm
This lens allows you to capture a wide range of pictures thanks to its hybrid stabilizer option.
Additionally, the hybrid features make it easy to counteract vertical and horizontal shifts.
The lens supports full magnification thanks to its 1.0x magnification capabilities. It also has weather seals and fluorine coating for simplified cleaning.
Canon EF-M 28mm f/3.5
The Canon EF-M 28mm has an in-built macro lite feature that provides light during shoots. It also has a total of 7 diaphragm blades, and 3.5 stabilizer stops.
Its minimum focus distance is 0.09, while its maximum magnification is 1.2x.
Canon EF 85mm
The Canon EF 85mm offers a wide aperture that facilitates the capture of images on a full-frame capability. The lens also comes equipped with four stabilizers and nine diaphragms.
Additionally, the lens has ultrasonic autofocus and a maximum magnification of 0.12x and a minimum focus of 0.85m.Â
Sigma 50mm f/1.4
The Sigma 50mm lens has a fast aperture that allows you to capture breathtaking images.
It has a sophisticated and high-tech optical layout, which includes three distinctive low dispersion elements and an additional aspherical element.
The 9-blade diaphragm allows you to keep the aperture of the lens, an instance that allows you to get well-rounded images.Â
Canon EF-S 35mm f/2.8
This lens has an in-built LED lamp and hybrid image stabilizer, features that allow you to capture quality images during the day or night.
The lens also has four stabilizer stops, seven diaphragm blades, a stepping motor, and a filter thread of 49mm.
A major disadvantage of the lens is the fact that it has a short working distance, especially when capturing close-ups.
