christinealbro

Thank you for the examples. The cathedral shot is exceptional. Talk me through your affinity for the 16 with IS considering I will have a tripod and remote shutter release? I am leaning towards the 2.8 III. Does IS really make it that much? Cost isn't really a factor since I consider this a lifetime investment. How much do I need to worry about depth of field on the 2.8 for architecture at night? Also, want to avoid the grain that high iSO brings. So many questions. If you could choose any lens for this application, which would it be?

Thank you Ken. Will have a tripod and remote shutter release. Appreciate your comment re: IS. I do find myself at the wider end on the 24, getting as close as I can. Hadn't considered the 16 f4. I'll read up on it!

Hi Gary, thanks for your reply. Mostly architecture, but at night. That's why I'm looking for something faster than f4 and wider than the 50. Make sense?

Planning a trip abroad and looking for specific lens advice please. Using a Canon 6D and currently have the 24-105mm f4L and 50mm f1.8. Will be doing a night (city) photography tour and also a daytime photo tour. Plan on using the 24 for daytime shooting. Researching a new lens to add to my bag for the night tour and to start doing more night shooting in general. The Canon 16-35 f2.8 (III) and the 20mm both seem interesting. Open to all recommendations though. Any advice on which lens to add for night and low light photography is greatly appreciated.