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Canon L EF 135mm f/2L USM 135mm

75.7 Video/Cinema Score
135mmf/2Canon EF
Why we recommend this

The fast f/2 aperture combined with two ultra-low dispersion elements delivers sharp subject isolation and suppressed chromatic aberration, making it a classic portrait lens. Its ring-type USM autofocus is quick and reliable, while the relatively compact, lightweight build at 71g defies typical telephoto expectations. This lens is best for portrait and street photographers who prioritize a bright aperture and beautiful bokeh over modern features like image stabilization.

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75.5 Video/Cinema Score
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Combining an expansive 10-20mm focal range with a constant f/4 aperture and 5-stop optical stabilization, this lens captures sharp, distortion-controlled images using 4 ED elements and Air Sphere coatings. Its remarkably compact 570g build and weather-sealed L-series construction make it a practical, portable tool for demanding outdoor shoots. This lens is best for landscape and architecture photographers who need an ultrawide perspective with professional durability and handheld flexibility.

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Canon TS-E 90mm f/2.8 90mm

48.3 Video/Cinema Score
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