Unsure of lens to get

<p>Im looking at upgrading my gear as I have a nikon 18-55(kit), nikon 50 1.8, Tamron 18-200 3.5-5.6, Tamron 19-35mm. Im unsure if I want to go full nikon or a mix. Im looking at Tamron 28-70, tamron 70-200, nikon 24-120, nikon 85 with 35 both 1.8. I like to do alot of environmental (with a background), newborns, maternity and couples. So what lens would you recommend and why.</p>

<p>Are you planning to win the lottery and get a D750 too? - You sound shooting DX (18-55(kit)) & shopping FX to me. - If your FF body is somewhere close to in reach let us know. - Otherwise I here would procrastinate the 24 - 120mm until then. I believe you save a few $$s buying it in a kit? - For DX I'd look for a f2.8 kit zoom substitute first and download software that figures out which focal length I am how frequently using to get my shopping list.<br>

Is the 50mm working for you? - If so 35mm might be a smart next move DX, 85mm FX. - They are never wrong, its just do you like primes or not?</p>

No need to win lottery lol. And yes I plan by mid summer to upgrade to FF. As for primes I like them but I hate switching

lenses when I'm out and about doing portraits. Plus I've been asked to do some sports photos this spring so I'm kinda in a

bind

<p>Separate your want from need and that should help you decide. For me the next lens has to be one that will make me money so I can continue to buy more lenses. I can narrow it down by my experiences on the job shooting when I find myself saying, I could really use a ___mm Lens to get better results or make the job easier. Trust me I have a full page list of lenses that I want.<br>

I can't choose the lens for you. Only you know what you need.</p>

<p>Sports sound demanding 70 - 200 and something longer on the other body? I read you don't need VR in 70 - 200, since sports demands short shutter speeds too, but I'd rather get a meter reading of the very worst venue, before I 'd rely on that.</p>