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You might find yourself using lenses on the GFX that are not the exact equivalent of your Nikon lenses, depending on your subject matter. You might find that you use a slightly shorter equivalent lens. If you don't need the wide aperture from your Nikon lens, then the 45-100 is quite a fine lens. And if you're okay with even a slower lens at f/5.6, the 100-200 is sharp wide open and a great lens in and out of the studio. Then the aforementioned 80mm and 110 Fuji lenses are both going to be very good. You have a lot of choices without even looking at all of the third party and 35mm lenses that work well with the system. I find the best solution is a mix of native GF lenses and adapted Canon, Sigma and Contax lenses, among others. A real outstanding standout is the Sigma 135mm f/1.8 ART, which works extraordinarily well with full sensor coverage and bitingly sharp even wide open and with AF that works amazingly well with a Fringer adapter.
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