Building on the earlier suggestion, sticking to native glass is the only way to go if you want a reliable setup that won't tip over in the wind. I've ...
Honestly, i went through this exact same dilemma last year before a long hike through Glacier. I ended up grabbing the Nikon NIKKOR Z 400mm f/4.5 VR S...
Late to the party but @Reply #2 - good point! In my experience, heavy glass just ruins the vibe. I did the Tetons with a massive kit once and honestly...
To add to the point above: i honestly had issues with some of the cheaper kit lenses being way too slow for indoor parties. unfortunately the low ligh...
To add to the point above: while minimizing gear to stay under the radar is a popular approach, I disagree with the notion that weight should be the p...
Honestly, i spent way too long agonizing over this for my Z8. The pro glass is amazing but that price tag? Ouch. I ended up going with the Nikon NIKKO...
I have been navigating this exact dilemma with my own 7D Mark II for the past several months, and it has been a frustrating process of trial and error...