Camera Lenses

In-depth reviews and buying guides for mirrorless and DSLR camera lenses.

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The redesigned 16-55 finally adds OIS and trims weight, making it the obvious choice for Fuji X shooters.

A lighter, sharper, faster-focusing 50mm GM that finally gives Sony shooters the no-compromise nifty-fifty they've been waiting for.

Lighter than the original by nearly 30%, faster-focusing, and visibly sharper. The new telephoto zoom to beat.

Tamron's second-gen 28-75 is the lens to beat under $1000. Fast, sharp, and shockingly light.

Sigma's Art-line redesign for mirrorless brings the 35mm classic into the modern era at a price that undercuts the first-party options.

Canon's flagship RF standard zoom adds image stabilization to a tried-and-true focal range. Worth the upgrade for working pros.

A wildlife and sports lens that pairs reach with portability. The L-grade lens most Canon shooters should buy.

A portrait lens that punches well above its price. Sharp, fast, and a no-brainer for Z6/Z7/Z8 owners.