If I have a Canon 60D camera (24-70,851.2) in my hand now, I plan to travel and play next year, and I want to upgrade my lens. Do you want to ask?

Canon doesn't seem to have 6D at present.

The 16-35+24-70+70-200 lens with the maximum aperture of 2.8 is called the big ternary, and the17-40+24-105+70-200 lens with the maximum aperture of 4 is called the small ternary, all of which are matched with SLR cameras.

It should be noted that for non-full-frame cameras such as 60D, the advantage of wide angle is basically lost regardless of the big ternary or small ternary, so if you pursue wide angle, it is better to buy a lens like 15-85 for non-full-frame cameras.

Need to be reminded that it is inconvenient to travel regardless of size. First, it's too heavy. Second, it is inconvenient to change the lens, and the lens with good fuselage is easy to get dusty. Unless you have enough energy and time, you won't get tired of carrying a lot of equipment on the road. One place for one day, one place for three days, haha. ...

Suggestion: If there is no special need, it is good to buy a pan/tilt of 18- 135 for non-full-frame cameras. Those who like the scenery can buy 15-85. 18-200 is the best in the world if the requirements for image quality are not high. If you have requirements for wide-angle and telephoto, you can also buy two pan/tilt. However, if you buy a full-frame camera like 5D3, you should pay attention to the fact that these lenses are not available, and it is best to match the Quan Huafu size of three yuan.