Canon 70-200/2.8 IS II - Photos (Canon 1DX)

What I can say about this lens...it's great tool in my work and it's worth every single penny. I have few lenses: wide-angle, macro, for portraits and longer telephoto, but this is my favourite.
There's many reviews of this lens and my english is not good enough, so I will show you some shots which I took with this lens and Canon 1DX.

Pros - razor sharp photos (even at 200/2.8), versatile, quick af, weather sealed.
No cons for me (maybe a white color).

Aperture - f/2.8; shutter speed - 1/6400; iso 320; focal length - 200 mm

Aperture - f/5.6; shutter speed - 1/6400; iso 500; focal length - 200 mm

 Aperture - f/2.8; shutter speed - 1/6400; iso 320; focal length - 70 mm

Aperture - f/2.8; shutter speed - 1/1600; iso 500; focal length - 95 mm (cropped)

Aperture - f/2.8; shutter speed - 1/1600; iso 500; focal length - 200 mm (cropped)

Aperture - f/6.3; shutter speed - 1/160; iso 100; focal length - 200 mm

Aperture - f/2.8; shutter speed - 1/6400; iso 2000; focal length - 182 mm

  Aperture - f/2.8; shutter speed - 1/1600; iso 6400; focal length - 123 mm

 Aperture - f/2.8; shutter speed - 1/1600; iso 6400; focal length - 140 mm

 Aperture - f/2.8; shutter speed - 1/1000; iso 6400; focal length - 102 mm

 Aperture - f/2.8; shutter speed - 1/2000; iso 1000; focal length - 200 mm

Aperture - f/6.3; shutter speed - 1/500; iso 2000; focal length - 145 mm

Aperture - f/2.8; shutter speed - 1/400; iso 5000; focal length - 70 mm

Aperture - f/5.6; shutter speed - 1/640; iso 2500; focal length - 200 mm

Aperture - f/2.8; shutter speed - 1/800; iso 2500; focal length - 200 mm

Aperture - f/2.8; shutter speed - 1/1000; iso 2500; focal length - 115 mm

Aperture - f/2.8; shutter speed - 1/640; iso 2500; focal length - 70 mm

Aperture - f/6.3; shutter speed - 1/200; iso 2500; focal length - 70 mm

Aperture - f/4.5; shutter speed - 1/500; iso 5000; focal length - 145 mm

Aperture - f/3.5; shutter speed - 1/500; iso 5000; focal length - 200 mm

Aperture - f/4.5; shutter speed - 1/320; iso 5000; focal length - 200 mm

Aperture - f/4.5; shutter speed - 1/200; iso 5000; focal length - 200 mm

Aperture - f/2.8; shutter speed - 1/160; iso 3200; focal length - 70 mm

Aperture - f/5.6; shutter speed - 1/800; iso 1250; focal length - 200 mm

 Aperture - f/3.5; shutter speed - 1/640; iso 100; focal length - 200 mm

 Aperture - f/7.1; shutter speed - 1/800; iso 2000; focal length - 80 mm

Aperture - f/2.8; shutter speed - 1/250; iso 500; focal length - 102 mm

Aperture - f/2.8; shutter speed - 1/640; iso 1000; focal length - 185 mm

Aperture - f/3.5; shutter speed - 1/200; iso 800; focal length - 200 mm (cropped)

Aperture - f/4.0; shutter speed - 1/250; iso 500; focal length  - 90 mm (cropped)

Samyang 85 T/1.5 - Photos

I don't like staged portraits. I like to show natural emotions, motion, nice colors and good, blurred background. I am not an "artist-photographer", I am photojournalist. But I wanted to test portait lens on my Canon 1DX.

I bought Samyang 85 T/1.5. Why? Because it's good for videos and photos and I like to record videos sometimes because I have channel on YouTube.

What can I say about this lens?
I am still testing it. It's manual lens with no focus confirmation and you know what does it mean. Picture resolution - good at 1.5 (but it could be not enough in some situations, CA are visible too), very good at 2.0 with low level of CA. It's also difficult to shoot at 1.5, especially people in motion.
On my Canon 60D camera there's no sense to shoot with this lens because picture is too soft at 1.5, and just ok at 2.0 (I don't like aps-c from Canon now. In my opinion Nikon offers more on their DX format for the same or lower price than new Canon aps-c cameras).

I want to show you my sample shots with aperture usually at 1.5-2.0.

Difference between Samyang 85/1.5 at 1.5 and Canon 70-200/2.8 IS II at 200/2.8 (bench - with minimal focus distance: 1 meter with Samyang and 1,2 meter with Canon):