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If You Could Have One 1 Lens...

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I said this earlier, but I got along with only a 50mm f1.8 for quite a while... with my present mkiii I could probably be satisfied with only an 85mm f1.2. I wouldn't be able to do sports photography because of the slow af motor... but I could do quite a bit with it.
 
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24-70L F4 IS or 16-35L F2.8 II

Both are sharp, well built and offer versatility that is appropriate in both photography and videography. The IS in the new 24-70 is brilliant and the 16 - 35 makes your photos look so much more intimate than a tele-photo.

“If your pictures aren’t good enough, you’re not close enough.” - Robert Capa
 
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steven kessel said:
Canon 100-400 F4-5.6 IS L. It's not the sharpest lens in the inventory but for what I do, nature and wildlife photography, it is the most versatile. Nothing else comes close.

I think this is key. The right tool for what you do as a photographer. I am into wildlife as well.... and have to agree that the 100-400 is the lens I would choose. :)
 
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