Post your L-Mount "3 lens kit"

[GeorgeHudetz]

It’s funny - it would seem that my ideal three-lens setup for nature, landscape, and “casual” wildlife will be centered on the lens that got me started in L-mount - the 24-105.

I’ll be bracketing (heh-heh) the 24-105 with the 14-28 & 100-500. Can easily fit those three - along with a “bonus” lens if I want to - in my preferred backpack, and I can do almost anything with that combo. Sure, I still need to get the 100-500 & 14-28, but I think it’s inevitable that I go that way.

 

[Pete_W]

It’s funny - it would seem that my ideal three-lens setup for nature, landscape, and “casual” wildlife will be centered on the lens that got me started in L-mount - the 24-105.

I’ll be bracketing (heh-heh) the 24-105 with the 14-28 & 100-500. Can easily fit those three - along with a “bonus” lens if I want to - in my preferred backpack, and I can do almost anything with that combo. Sure, I still need to get the 100-500 & 14-28, but I think it’s inevitable that I go that way.

I can vouch for the 14-28mm, great lens!

 

[Justa]

Lumix 14-28
Lumix 20-60
Lumix 70-300


I do landscapes, btw Low Light Low ISO

I have Wal-Mart bags full of backups just like many others all do: I usually carry along 1 or 2 below, just in case the mood strikes me, but the 3 above are mainstays

*Lumix 50 1.8, *Meike 50 1.2 , Konica 50 1.4, Tak 50 1.4, 3 Yashinon's 5.5cm 1.8, 5cm f2, and 5cm f2.8

* usually have one or the other, sometimes both

 

[NFec]

Sigma 14-24 f2.8
Sigma 24-70 f2.8 MK2
Panasonic S Pro 70-200 f2.8

That's get 99,9% of the jobs done.

 

[laurel b]

Lumix S compact 40 f2.
Lumix S compact 18-40 f4.5-6.3
Lumix S 100 prime f2.8 macro

prefer the Lumix series over Sigma due to Sigma's size/weight and (too)sharp for video, hoping to get an 16 or 18 fast prime. Lumix S9 (so good) now, fingers crossed for a new Sigma F2 soon, previously used and still fancy BM cams