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Lots of different lenses can be great for landscapes, but it is tough to tell you what will be good for you. The Zeiss Touit lenses are good, both 12mm and 32mm, as is the Sony Zeiss 24mm and the Sony 10-18mm zoom. The FE 55/1.8 will probably produce images with higher resolution, but taking landscapes with a moderate telephoto is quite a bit different from using a wide lens.
My recommendation is to start with the 18-55mm kit zoom (or the 16-50 if that's what you already have). The image quality will probably be better than what you've had in the past, it might not cost you anything beyond what you've already paid, and it'll let you experiment with different kinds of framing. Look at a lot of pictures, maybe read a book or two, and try new things. When you feel limited by not having a wider, longer, faster, or higher quality lens, it'll be easier for all of us to help you pick the best lens for you.
time2clmb wrote:
And who the hell are you to tell people how often they post? Don't like it, don't read it.
I think that advice applies to you, too.
Cheers,
Jon
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