Lenses with the MOST lens flare?

Thanks for all the responses. Looks like generally wide angle works best. I don't have any of the lenses listed so far but I'll give it a shot with what I have.

RobDickinson wrote in post #14355305
My sigma 50 is pretty nice.

Rob, that's the look I'm going for--warm with a bit of reduced contrast but not so much that it looks completely washed out. Nice looking flare rings too. Don't think I'll be picking up the Sigma just for the flare (not too interested in 50mm) but will keep it in mind.

AbPho wrote in post #14355353
Check out this video. Maybe you can use that idea.

Hopefully I won't abuse flare like he does

Nothing, I mean nothing compares to my Nikon 14-24.

irishman wrote in post #14360776
Nothing, I mean nothing compares to my Nikon 14-24.

Haha but in a bad way from what I hear?

Friend sold his because he could never take a shot without flare..

I love the Meyer Goerlitz Trioplan 100mm f/2.8 and the older versions of the Helios 44 58mm f/2.0 for that.

my sigma 24-70 2.8 and helios 44 58mm f/2 are prone to flaring but not in a bad way (most of the time)

Take a look into some Russian 1950's and 1960's lenses. Back then, the inside of some lenses didn't have a black coating and were just shiny metal. Those things had HUGE flare in any situation pretty much.

Peleng 8mm fisheye hands down. I need to dig up some pics but oh boy...