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<blockquote data-quote="Mark F" data-source="post: 830037" data-attributes="member: 12825">I haven't posted here in a very long time.&nbsp; I should rethink that though.I came across your post and it got me to thinking.&nbsp; I should respond to this. I got a FX camera basically because I like to shoot wide angle.&nbsp; My Z6ii has a Laowa 10mm full time mounted, but I also have the 14-30. I tend to stay at the 14mm range of that though, and shoot panos.I bought a Z50ii for when I need a longer reach&nbsp; I have the standard 16-50 and 50-250 which makes a nice lightweight kit, but I have used big guns on it... 180-600mm and have looked into a 1.4x converter for that.&nbsp; FX- take advantage of wide focal lengths. APS-C - take advantage of crop sensor for reach.With your d850, I would be getting a 24 or wider.&nbsp; 20mm is a good compromise for landscapes.&nbsp;&nbsp; For portraits, your 85 and 100 should be a good range and is basically a standard in portrait lenses.Wide shots take awesome photos in the right setting.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mark F, post: 830037, member: 12825"] I haven't posted here in a very long time. I should rethink that though. I came across your post and it got me to thinking. I should respond to this. I got a FX camera basically because I like to shoot wide angle. My Z6ii has a Laowa 10mm full time mounted, but I also have the 14-30. I tend to stay at the 14mm range of that though, and shoot panos. I bought a Z50ii for when I need a longer reach I have the standard 16-50 and 50-250 which makes a nice lightweight kit, but I have used big guns on it... 180-600mm and have looked into a 1.4x converter for that. FX- take advantage of wide focal lengths. APS-C - take advantage of crop sensor for reach. With your d850, I would be getting a 24 or wider. 20mm is a good compromise for landscapes. For portraits, your 85 and 100 should be a good range and is basically a standard in portrait lenses. Wide shots take awesome photos in the right setting. [/QUOTE]

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