CanonEf 11-24Mm F/4L Usm Ultra-Wide Zoom Lens

So wide. So sharp. An incredible lens for photographing architecture. It's quite heavy, but with my larger hands this didn't pose much of a challenge. Probably the biggest complicating factor is the enormous front-facing element, which gathers water droplets and snowflakes quite rapidly.

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I was VERY hesitant in pulling the trigger to order this lens because of the price. I had it saved in my list and "moused over" the order button multiple times over several days before finally deciding to lay out the $$.It was WELL worth it! I'm a real estate photographer who used the 17-40MM lens for a few years and thought I got great photos, but this lens, combined with the Canon 5D Mark IV transformed my business to an incredible level in the first shoot!It's not just the width and perspective, it's the clarity and look of the photos that makes it well worth the price. If you're a professional photographer, especially if you need a wide angle lens for architecture or real estate, then it would behoove you to make the investment.

This lens is just amazing! Can make corner homes look like they are hill top properties. Amazing for cityscape, landscape, creative perspectives. I use this lens walking around very often and has a permanent place in my bag. It is also great for photographing data centers where in a tight space you wanted to photograph. Also amazing for night slow shutter/bulb photography with big starry sky above night landscapes. After this I have the 24-70 then 70-200, the new 100-400mm then the extender and one more 180mm macro and I am set. Just need to find some good gelatin insert ND filters. I've seen some people say they would rather just have a 16-35 range, however on full frame I am most often in the 11-14 range, those are the most amazing shots! Before this lens the only other lens that came close to it was a Nikon 14mm from 30+ years ago that still sells more than $20k used! It takes special appreciation that Canon has achieved a rectilinear this wide!

This is my new GO TO lens for creative interiors. Ya it works great outdoor for pano shots, but I mostly stitch panos from 100mm or longer lenses now, so this is not nearly as cool as it would have been before stitching software was decent. But for interior shots with vertical lines perfectly straight - this is perfect!The CA is very well controlled - much better than the fish eye zoom but not as well as 16-35 f4.This lens is HEAVY - although it is part of my 'small' travel kit (11-24, 24-105, 100-400) it weighs as much as 70-200 f2.8 and is wider than that lens. This is the main problem with this lens, it's not very compact for an f4 lens and the front element is huge and can not be covered with a filter for protection. But these are small problems once you see the images that can be created through this lens.