Lenses with the MOST lens flare?

This is probably a strange question, but what are some of the lenses with the most lens flare? I'm determined to add controlled flare to my shooting technique toolkit--I'm ok at it but not good enough--and was hoping for some lens suggestions. Visual aids in the form of sample images, particularly portraits, would be most welcome

Tokina 11-16 from what I read

Just put a very cheap non coated UV filter in front of any lens.

For veiling flare, I found the EF-S 17-55 to be about the most prone of all the lenses I have used. The 50/1.4 will also do it in a pinch.

For ghosting flare, I agree with the previous suggestion to add a cheap uncoated UV filter on the front of most lenses.

Lensbabies, on purpose

as another poster stated above, use a tiffen branded uv filter and you will increase flaring substantially while also losing contrast as well.

17-55 flares but its not great flare...

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/zarphag/6688779​033/

This was taken with the EF-S 17-85mm.

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Rush87 wrote in post #14355132
Just put a very cheap non coated UV filter in front of any lens.

It won't be controllable with a bad UV filter.

Check out this video. Maybe you can use that idea.

Worst flare? Definately with one of the most rare and expensive lenses from Canon: Canon EF 50mm f/1.0L USM:

The rokinon 85 that I had produced by far the most flare of any lens I've had to date. Not in a good way though.

The 70-200 makes lovely flare (when you intentionally want it) IMO.

I deliberately shot into the sun causing lens flare, this was shot using the Samyang 35mm f/1.4

My Tamron 14mm f/2.8 had an absolutely ridiculous amount of flare when stopped down.

you can do some pretty good controlled flare stuff with a 10-22 with no hood.