William Woodruff

That's kind of a loaded question -- asking for the "best" landscape lens.  If I take your question literally, I would suggest that you take a look at Canon's Tilt/Shift lenses.  If you are a ...

A little more information would be helpful, but given that your problem seems to get progressively worse in relation to the widest available aperture of each lens, I would suggest that you ...

I just got an 80D to replace/augment the 7D I have been using for the last 5 years or so.  The 80D has a slower framerate than the 7D2, but it doesn't sound like you need that; in fact, the 80D ...

Yeah, at this point, what I really want is the Canon, but with IS.

I have no idea what "tap in compatible" means.  That sounds great regarding compatibility, thanks.

I just ordered a 6D refurb, and I need to get a standard zoom.  I like them fast, so I would prefer to go with a 2.8, so the 24 - 105's are probably out.  Looking at the Photozone evals, the ...

Whoever came up with that theory doesn't understand the difference between cropping a final image, and cropping an image circle. In actual fact, FF lenses will almost always perform better on a ...

Why are you looking at the two pancakes?  If you are looking to lighten up your kit, the first thing to replace is the 7D.  Get a refurbished SL1 for a bit over $300, and you get an upgraded ...

No, I seldom shoot jpegs; I'm talking about RAW files, without noise reduction.  The differences are not subtle.  Also, I'm not sure how you compared the 7D to the 80D in DPReview.  I may have ...

After 5 years with a 7D, I just got an 80D last week.  Initial results look great -- much cleaner files at any ISO, but especially at higher ISO's.  Focus accuracy and speed is easily as good as ...

you can get a refurbished 75-300 for under $200 on the Canon Direct site.  For a little over a hundred bucks more, though, you can get a refurbished SL-1, with an 18-55 and a 75-300 ($328).  That ...

Agree on the 17-55.  It is hard to imagine going to Italy and not spending a lot of time inside beautiful, but poorly-lit cathedrals.  Usually, with restrictions against using tripods.  Under ...

Set it up on one of your custom settings.

Maybe it's because Canon makes really great cameras, and has a really great lens lineup to go with them, and has really great service. Or, I dunno, maybe it's something else.

"Just change the mount"?  If all you did was change the mount to adapt a MFT lens to an APS-C camera, the vignetting would make your images look like you viewed them through a tube. It appears to ...

At present, Canon's focus in developing the M system is on size -- they are producing a very compact system that puts quite a lot into a small package.  As long as that is their primary target, do ...

80D + ef-s 17-55 You won't get quite the same high-ISO performance, but you won't be far off.  At any reasonable lighting condition, the only differences you will see are slightly higher resolution ...

Joe, While I think that your basic point is a good one, there seems to be a new problem -- a sort of "accelerated sandbagging" that is becoming fairly common.  It used to be that one of the ...

Placed 18^th in the challenge. Jake, a 5-month old Labrador Retriever, having as much fun as any kid ever, opening his presents on Christmas morning.