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What is the best lens for Canon EOS R6 for portrait photography?

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What lens should I get for taking portraits with my new Canon EOS R6? I just got the camera and Im super excited but honestly so confused by all the options. Im just shooting family in my backyard and have about 600 bucks to spend. Is there anything decent out there for that price?


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To add to the point above: if you want a bit more versatility for backyard shots, I've had incredible success with the Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art adapted to the R. The optical geometry is superior and the chromatic aberration control is top-tier. I used it for years before switching to native RF glass. It gives that perfect environmental portrait look without breaking the bank. Honestly, check the used market for a bargain.


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Congrats on the new gear! You really cant go wrong with the Canon RF 85mm f/2 Macro IS STM. It is fantastic for backyard portraits and the sharpness is honestly amazing. I used mine for my sisters birthday shoot last summer and the results were just buttery smooth. It fits your budget perfectly and that image stabilization is a life saver for shaky hands. Youre gonna love it!


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Building on the earlier suggestion, grab the Canon RF 50mm f/1.8 STM. Its super affordable and perfect for family shots! Just watch your shutter speed, keep it steady and have fun.


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