Which lens of Canon EOS M6 should be comprehensive and can take portraits and landscapes?

EOS M6 is a semi-frame micro-single of Canon, defined as a low-end micro-single, with a small body and more than 20 million pixels. At present, there are not many lenses available for half-frame micro-single, and there are even fewer lenses that take into account portrait scenery.

When choosing a half-frame lens, the problem of equivalent focal length should be considered. Now the focal length parameters marked on the lens are all based on the Quan Huafu fuselage. The conversion coefficient of Canon full-frame machine and half-frame machine is 1.6.

If the Quan Huafu lens is used for half a frame, some wide-angle ends will be lost.

For example, the lens of 24- 105 is only 38.4 at the wide-angle end of the half-frame machine.

EOS M6' s "A Mirror Walking the World" is 18- 150 mm, and f3.5-f5.6 is a half-painted lens. Although it is not a constant aperture lens, the equivalent focal length is 28.8-240 mm, the maximum aperture at the wide-angle end is f3.5, and the maximum aperture at the telephoto end is f5.6 ... Generally, the golden focal length of portrait photography is 85 to 135mm, and this focal length can get a good blur effect in a suitable background.

At the same time, landscape photography also has a wide-angle end, and a mirror can take over the world.

If the missing wide-angle end is acceptable, 24- 105mm can be used. F4 is a lens used by Quan Huafu, which has a good image in Canon micro-single, and is fully qualified for portrait photography. But on a half frame, the wide-angle end is only 38.4 mm, of course, this can also be used to shoot scenery. Scenery shooting, medium telephoto shooting, is also very charming.

If I have to choose, and the budget is enough, I prefer the 24- 105mm model.

Which lens of Canon EOS M6 should be comprehensive and can take portraits and landscapes? A needle with two ends has no advantages, and everything has advantages and disadvantages. There is no such thing as killing two birds with one stone.

Take the theme as an example:

1, want to take a portrait

2. I want to pat the scenery, too.

3. The old model M6 of Canon entry model is used.

I also want to shoot two themes at a time.

Is the topic too economical?

Unfortunately, this wishful thinking is impossible!

Because the requirements of portrait photography and landscape photography are completely different, the former pays more attention to large aperture, blurred foreground background and color reproduction effect, while the latter pays more attention to resolution, edge image quality, backlight performance and focus coverage. At present, 24-70mm f/2.8 lens is the best combination of portrait photography and landscape photography. If you are a full-frame camera user, you can choose 24-70 as the main lens.

As for the choice of theme, Brother Mouse's suggestion is:

Most lenses of EOS M system are cheap dog heads, and only 32stm is suitable for portrait photography.

The subject can consider the combination of 15-45 and 32stm, just like Brother Mouse.

One lens can't do so many functions, just shoot the scenery 15-45.

The photographer switched to Canon 50 1.8stm lens.

Sigma Three Musketeers 16 30 56 are all f 1.4 aperture, taking into account the portrait scenery of street sweeping. So far, it seems that Canon is not ready to exert its strength on the M-series lens.

A standard camera can do this, not only taking pictures of scenery, but also taking pictures of people.