If You Could Have One 1 Lens...

[spinworkxroy]

Considering i don't shoot wildlife (there isn't any where i'm from other than the zoo)
And i shoot mainly events and portraiture and I've gone through lenses from 50mm,85mm,100mm,70-200mm
And i find that for the past year, 95% of the time, i only use 1 lens, and that is the 24-70 f2.8II
So for me, if i had to choose only 1 lens, it'll be the lens i use 95% of the time these days for everything i shoot...

 

[shutterwideshut]

The 24-70 f/2.8L II on a FF body.

 

[Random Orbits]

If I could only have 1 lens, then I'd seriously think about giving up the SLR. One of its main advantages is to be able to use different lenses under different situations...

 

[rpt]

If I could only have 1 lens, then I'd seriously think about giving up the SLR. One of its main advantages is to be able to use different lenses under different situations...

+1
If there is a law like that I'd go for a SX50...

 

[gwflauto]

I just love a light short tele. I would take the 85 / 1,8 for FF,

and I would probably have to do the zooming with my feet.

 

[Don Haines]

If I could only have one lens, it would be a 24-1200IS.

 

[Zv]

The Hubble space telescope - attached to a 1DX, with some gaffer tape. That'l work!

 

[al-toidz photography]

70-200 IS ii all day on aps-h and fullframe sensors.

 

[silvestography]

My trusty Tamron 24-70 2.8 VC. Works a dream even on my mere crop-sensored t3i/600d.