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<p>Good point William. I can generally roam. I didn't use 180mm during ceremony mostly street photography and engagement shoots.<br> The 85mm 1.4 was normally used on the D300 to get 127 fv during ceremony. So on A6000 90mm 2.8 would be 130mm fv,<br> I will also have 16-35mf4 FE in my kit.<br> so FE lens are those above with the 16-35 also,</p>

<p>i used 28-70 2.8, 50mm 1.4, 60mm 2.8 micro, 85 1.4 and 180 2.8</p>

<p>I have recently sold my Nikon full frame and DX Body and lens and moving to Sony . I used D700 and D300 for weddings along with Full frame primes and 28-70 2.8 Zoom.<br> I now have A7mk 2 and 55mm 1.8. I have on order Sony 28mm 2.0 , 35mm 1.4 and 90mm 2.8 macro. I was thinking of adding A6000 and use as I did my D300 for the magnification factor on 55mm and 90mm for longer shots during ceremony.</p> <p>Which body would you suggest and why A7,s or A6000?</p> <p>Thanks!</p>

<p>Will the Minolta 50mm 1.7AF work on this camera without an adapter. Will it auto focus?</p>

<p>I have been using primes for weddings on my D700 and I own 35mm 1.4/50mm 1.4/85mm 1.4 and 180mm 2.8.<br /> I have the opportunity to purchase a used but in great condition Nikon 28-70mm 2.8 or a new Tokina 16-28 mm 2.8 for about the same price.I would like to go wider and obviously Tokina gives me the bigger advantage and I'm leaning towards it since I have been very satisfied with the primes so far.<br> <br />Since I shoot events and street photography mainly what are the pros and cons of one over the other that I may not be thinking of?</p>