First Z lens?

[trenchmonkey]

So the kit I got, FTZ, 32 GB card and (useless) bag, was $1996 Sat. Today it's $2243, so I feel good about that!

Rip the guts outta that "useless" bag and the Nikon 105 f1.4E or
the Sigma 135 f1.8 A fit perfectly. Hood in shooting position! So far
the only glass to see my Z

edit: just reversed the hood and the 105 fits mounted to da Z6, hardly worthless.

 

[Walter Rowe]

What lenses in your current inventory do you use most?

 

[hotrod4x5]

What lenses in your current inventory do you use most?

24-120 and 18-35. I only acquired the 85 last week, so I'm not sure how much it'll be used or if it will move into one of those two spots yet.

 

[Cslucas34]

Well based on what you said you are going to use it for and the lenses you currently have, I would recommend the 24-70 f4 S. It’s about a thousand bucks and you might be able to find it a little cheaper now that they have released the f2.8. It’s less than half the price of the 2.8 version and the quality is absolutely amazing for a “kit” lens. It will give you the most bang for your buck I believe and is highly versatile. Wide enough to get landscapes and narrow enough for good portraits. The primes are nice and shoot very well too, but for what you plan on using it for, I think the 24-70 would be best. If that price is too much though, look at the 50 prime. It’s much more cost friendly and a 1.8 that’s sharp edge to edge wide open. That would be my second choice. My 2 cents.