Two Lenses, One Year of World Travel: What Pierre T. Lambert Got Right (And What I'd Do Differently)

Two Lenses, One Year of World Travel: What Pierre T. Lambert Got Right (And What I'd Do Differently)

There’s a question I get more than any other: “What lenses should I actually carry?” Not what’s on the spec sheet. Not what a camera store employee suggests because it moves margin. What actually works when you’re out in the field trying to cover a wide range of subjects without blowing your back out or your budget. In this Pierre T. Lambert tutorial, he answers that question from a very specific and useful vantage point: a full year of shooting around the world, covering landscape, portrait, street, and lifestyle work with just two lenses.

Sony's 500mm and 600mm f/4 Lenses Are Coming - Here's What Wildlife and Sports Shooters Need to Know

Sony's 500mm and 600mm f/4 Lenses Are Coming - Here's What Wildlife and Sports Shooters Need to Know

I spend most of my time digging through budget gear and deal alerts, but every once in a while something lands in the news cycle that matters even to someone who flinches at four-figure price tags. Sony’s native glass lineup has been a genuine weak point for anyone who moved to the a9 for sports or wildlife shooting. You’ve got a world-class body with no real long telephoto to put on it - at least nothing made by Sony.