Hi res Sony body. Recently switched from A7Rv to A1ii. Precisely configurable RAW precapture is such a massive quality-of-life improvement that I am stunned it is not available on Nikon or Canon.
14GM. I don't shoot wide a lot. But if I do, it is often at night. And some trips I will shoot the Milky Way.
35GM. I'm a 35 prime shooter. Occasionally I will substitute the i35 but I like the 35GM better.
55ZA. This is a new-to-me lens in the last year small enough that I just toss it into my bag. I don't enjoy shooting 50 much, but I also find I learn a lot shooting at an uncomfortable focal length
28-200. I like shooting long. The idea of a 20-70 or 24-120 feels extremely claustrophobic to me, particularly in urban environments. I love architectural details and "need" 200mm frequently. I also like the speed / focal length tradeoff. AF is fast enough, and IQ is good enough. Neither bother me enough to "upgrade" to the 25-200 or 20-200. For wider, I stitch or get out of the14GM
Other thoughts:
I tried the 35-150 on a few trips. It is a fantastic lens but a bit too large and heavy. If you really are not a wide angle shooter, like myself, having 35 as the widest FL is a non-issue.
I struggle with an 85 prime. It comes with me into the mountains when I am snowboarding, but for travel I don't like it much.
I've tried the 100GM macro on trips. Also too big, and when shooting macro, you have no idea where the shot as taken.
