Michael Schrengohst
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I know what I want for Christmas!
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"the 18-50mm and the 50-150mm"
in general- these 2 lenses will cover you for most of a project.
for me it would be a hard choice on which 2 ... in general i prefer not to change lenses so the 18-85 would cover most interior work - with every now/then a change out to 50 -150 .. i would be changing more often between 18-50 & 50-150 because i really like 65mm ...
the 18-50 would be 1st choice for steadicam , hand held, car shots ( cam attached to auto) .... a choice of which 2 really comes down to a preference of how you prefer to work ... right now i'm not sure which 2 i would choose ?
I'd probably prefer 18-85 and 50-150 so that there was some overlap in lens coverage.
That's the dilemma. I also prefer some overlap. But the 18-50 mm is so compact and close focus, I can see many applications which are not covered by the 18-85 mm. I think we need all three zooms... :greedy:
The real question is... which will be sharper at 50mm? The 18-50mm or the 50-150mm?
And... /i?
I'd probably prefer 18-85 and 50-150 so that there was some overlap in lens coverage.
Any chance for 10mm 100 deg wide angle?
4K lends itself for such nice panoramic shots……..
Actually, I believe that size, weight and MOD will be major issues on this preference since speed should be the same. And, of course, beyond convenience, there's the price item too (18-50).If the 18-50mm lens were better all-around than the 18-85mm, or it served my purposes better in terms of size, speed, or MOD, then I'd probably go for 18-50 and 50-150.