7d with a 150-600mm tamron lens - Wildlife Lens Recommendations

[Rgraham6913]

Recently bought this lens for wildlife photography and was curious if there's any other lenses you guys use

[Huberthardin]

Hello,

The choice of lenses for wildlife photography often depends on factors such as the desired focal length, image quality, budget, and specific requirements of the photographer. Here are a few commonly recommended lenses for wildlife photography:

Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II USM: This lens offers a versatile focal length range and image stabilization, making it suitable for capturing wildlife in various settings.

Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR: This lens provides a long reach and excellent image quality. It is well-regarded for its affordability compared to some other telephoto zoom options.  MaryKayInTouch

I have used this both and this is awesome. Image quality is amazing. I loved it. I think you should try this both. 

I hope this information helps you. 

[shadowsports]

@rgrahan6913,

The Tamron is a good (general purpose) wildlife lens and one that should serve you fairly well.  I would not recommend trying to figure out how to use a Nikon lens on your 7D.  I think they make adapters, but they could be unreliable.  Flange distance, electronic communication, limiting future upgrade (camera body).  The 200-500 is popular, but if you go that route, then a Nikon body might be a better choice.  The Canon EF 100-400 is another stellar lens, but might be a little short for some situations.  If you can get close enough, its great.