Wildlife video

Discussion in 'Canon Lens Discussion' started by Floater, Apr 6, 2023.

  1. Floater

    Floater New Member

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    Canon R6 Mark II, GoPro
    Hello,
    I’m ordering the R6 Mark II and I have access to a couple Canon EF lenses that I plan to use with the adapter. A couple zooms (28-105 and 18-55, both canon, but cheapest ones)
    I do have the sweet EF 300 2.8 for some distance, but I’m trying to decide what zoom or prime would be most useful for some photography, but mostly video.
    I work at a zoo specializing in alligators and crocodiles and our migratory bird season is outstanding for subjects close and far. The need for serious telephoto isn’t a big deal because I’m here 5 days a week and can get fairly close to a lot of subjects, even crocodiles and so forth. So I’m able to buy one decent lens right now, but don’t really know what’s most useful. Zooms like 24-70, or 70-200, or some mid range prime lens?
    Any advice is welcome as I’m a novice. Thanks!
     


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