ello friend.....

i guess my below post will definitely help you confused guys as every lens looks good when we actually go to buy, until you have a feed back about it from before.

Nikon 28-300mm ED VR AF-S Lens – I know of no other lens on the market that offers such fantastic optical quality at such a low price point and with such an OUTSTANDING zoom range. Great photowalk and travel lens and I love that it is FX format. In fact, I would say that, for around $950, this is the best deal on any lens on the market other than the 50mm prime.

Nikon 14-24mm f/2.8 AF-S Lens – This lens is outstanding in every way. It is widely considered to be the best wide-angle landscape lens ever produced. I could hardly disagree. This lens is RAZOR SHARP!

Nikon 50mm f/1.8 AF-S DX Lens – This is NOT the 50mm f/1.8 that we have seen for years. This is the new, updated version of the lens that came out this year with a new silent-wave motor and improved optics that make this lens outstanding. I was thrilled when Nikon announced this lens because I never recommended entry-level Nikons since they don’t have a focus motor that was required for the old Nikon Nifty Fifty.

Nikon 24-70mm f/2.8 ED AF-S Lens - For professional portrait photographers, this is probably the most popular portrait lens on the planet. I personally don’t own this lens because I feel more comfortable shooting portraits with a longer focal length, but I am in the minority on this point. This list would be incomplete without this lens.

Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 VR II Lens – Many portrait photographers prefer shorter focal length primes for most portraits, but this lens is my personal go-to choice for portraits. I shoot most weddings with the 70-200mm and only feel the need to switch lenses occasionally. Sharp as a tack through most of the focal range, too.

hey....
i completely agree with your feed back......its so true.. well i have a few more good feedback besides your reviews......

Nikon 400mm f/2.8G ED VR II AF-S Lens - I know… I know… this lens costs more than many used cars. However, it would be difficult or impossible to argue that there is a better sports lens than the Nikon 400mm f/2.8. I shot it a few months ago and was BLOWN AWAY. Can I give a more positive review of this lens?
Best Canon Lenses

Canon 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM Lens - Without a doubt, this is the best wide-angle lens available for Canon DSLR cameras (but most people consider it to be slightly inferior to the comparable Nikon 14-24mm). It is sharp as a tack, fast, and has a convenient zoom range; however, I would only recommend this wide-angle lens for photographers with full frame cameras. If you own a crop sensor camera, then I’d get the 10-22mm. If you don’t have any idea what I just said, check out this previous post on the difference between wide angle and crop sensor DSLR cameras.

Canon TS-E 17mm f/4L UD Lens – For architectural photographers or landscape photographers who are fanatical about depth-of-field, this lens is the perfect choice. It’s sharp and it impresses your friends when you bend the lens. What else could a photographer ask for?

Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 USM Lens – At around $99, the price is outstanding and the optical quality for that price is very good. For photographers who like to be close to the subject and don’t mind shooting primes for portraits, this lens is the obvious choice.

Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM – For professional portrait photographers, this is probably the most popular portrait lens on the planet. I personally don’t own this lens because I feel more comfortable shooting portraits with a longer focal length, but I am in the minority on this point. This list would be incomplete without this lens.

Canon EF 85mm f/1.2 II USM Lens – This is one of the most coveted lenses for Canon portrait photographers. While I personally prefer the convenience of a zoom lens for portraits, there can be no argument that this lens is anything other than outstanding.