I've been looking to upgrade my D5500 to the z6 and I'm not sure if I should get the body alone or the kit lens that comes with it. I see that the reviews of the kit lens (24-70mm) aren't really raving about its quality and since I already have two budget lenses and I'm planning on getting the FTZ adapter anyway, if it's better to use them for now and save the extra money towards buying a better lens in the future. I'm not too technically educated on cameras/lenses but I'm worried that these lenses might hinder the cameras capabilities too much. Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
Hi,
This is a french speaking forum, so please ask your questions in french.
As for the S 24-70 f4, it's a superb lens, nothing to do with a traditional "kit lens".
No hesitation there, especially for the price you can get it in a kit.
Don't waste your time with DX lenses on a Z6, they are not made for that.
Citation de: clinthulk2 le Mai 13, 2020, 15:13:23
I've been looking to upgrade my D5500 to the z6 and I'm not sure if I should get the body alone or the kit lens that comes with it. I see that the reviews of the kit lens (24-70mm) aren't really raving about its quality and since I already have two budget lenses and I'm planning on getting the FTZ adapter anyway, if it's better to use them for now and save the extra money towards buying a better lens in the future. I'm not too technically educated on cameras/lenses but I'm worried that these lenses might hinder the cameras capabilities too much. Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
Any upgrade has to be done in full if you want to besure of the quality of your equipment. An old lens on a new body will give mixed result leting you not sure of what is due to the pix or not. Nikon invested in the research to make a new body and some dedicated new lenses; ther is certainly a reason other than just selling more items.
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