60d lens

Answer these two questions:

What lenses do you have now?

What kind of lens do you want? Wide (10mm to 35mm) normal (35mm to 85mm) or tele (85mm+)?
 
it really depends on the subject matter you are going to be using it for, no lens is necessarily "better" than another, just different, of course if you get specific there are pros and cons to specific lenses but the actual type of lens you want changes the answer to this question.

so, what are you looking for?

>fisheye

>telephoto

>macro

>etc

there are others aswel such as ultra zoom, medium zoom, wide angle, short and medium telephoto

my advice to you is to google the prices and types of lenses you want and then come back here and we may or may not be able to help you out
 
Assuming you don't have a lens right now, a really versatile lens, that I know is well loved here, is the 24-70. You'd probably find a decent price on B&H, but for anyone to give you any really specific advice, like the other guys already said, what kind of lens do you want, and what's your budget?
 
What lenses do you have now?

A solid "all around" lens is the 24-105 f4 L but it will barely be wide enough for some skiing situations and barely be long enough in some situations too.
 
tamron 17-50 f/2.8 non-vc idk how it is for photo but i've heard it's great for video

i have the canon 17-55 f/2.8 and it's my go-to lens in most situations, so i would assume the tamron 17-50 would be very useful as well
 
there isn't lenses that shoot everything, not without compromise at least. thats why we're able to change lenses. what range do you feel you want to upgrade or feel you miss the most? a telephoto? ultra wide angle (sub 18mm) something to fit the standard zoom range? short telephoto?
 
Overlapping your lens focal ranges is kind of contradictory. But a lot of people do it including myself. Because we feel it's necessary. it was supposed to be funny....fail
 
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