We just posted a question on the PictureCorrect Facebook Page; we thought it would be interesting to see what glass readers are using most: What Lens Do You Use Primarily? We regularly receive questions about which lenses are best for certain kinds of photography – hopefully this poll will help others in their search for information. Feel free to also respond to this question with information about why you use a certain lens primarily.
Audience Question: What Lens Do You Use Primarily? (Click to Participate)
It is definitely a hard decision to make when considering equipment. Quite a diverse set of responses so far if you want to glance at the progress on our Facebook page. If you are not on Facebook, feel free to respond to this post below and we will count your response when results are tabulated.
A while ago we asked readers what brand of camera they were using and nearly 5000 responded; here are the results:
Results from previous poll: "What Brand of Camera Do You Use?"
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Canon 24 – 70 mm f2.8, followed by 70 – 200 mm f2.8
I use Nikkor 18/55, 35/80 and 80/200
A tamron 17-50 2.8.
I use my Canon 50mm f1.4 and my Sigma 50-500mm the most.
I use Tamron 18-270mm, 3.6-6.3 lens with VR on a Nikon D5000 body (all-around lens).
Nikon 24-70 and 70-200
I mainly do portrait photography. I use Tokina 100mm f/2.8 on a Nikon D7000.
I have Nifty 50 & 18-200VR & 80 -200 Nikkor Lenses – I use the 18-200VR predominately
i have a Canon and prefer my 75-300 for my every day usage.
I could shoot an entire wedding with my f4 24-105/ it’s a work-horse but I use the 70-200mm 2.8 a lot too in my wedding photography
I use a tamron 28-300 on a Nikon D70 or D200