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All in Canon
Is the Canon 5D Mark II still a good camera in 2022? 14 years after it's release, it remains a top contender... for a certain kind of photographer.
This long, fast telephoto prime is sometimes tricky to use – but the price is right, and the image quality is even better. Optically, the Canon 200mm f/2.8 L is a triumph that holds up perfectly well in 2018. But you should know that a 200mm prime is not for the faint of heart.
Canon's sensor technology may have lagged behind in recent years, but even their legacy glass remains top tier: the 35mm f/1.4 cleanly demonstrates why Canon is still top dog in the photography industry. This is the definitive "wedding" lens – but it's also the "travel" lens – but it's also the "landscape" lens – but it's also the "art" lens – but... get the picture?
Once holding the title as Canon's most affordable full frame camera, the Canon 6D is a cannon in every sense of the word – an explosion of image quality in a solidly built (if heavy and unsophisticated) package. Released in 2012 and now purchasable for under $1000, how does it stand up in 2018 – and beyond?
The Canon 50mm f/1.2 L is big-league. It's one of those magic lenses that breaks all the rules. It's an uncomfortable truth, but this lens can and will make your photos look better. Read on to learn about the unique combination of bokeh quality, chromatic aberration, and sharpness that makes this lens the crowning jewel of Canon's 50mm line up.
A pocketable metal body houses one of the fastest and sharpest lenses around. The Canon QL17 could be called a film photographer's nirvana – but it's not without it's drawbacks.
