Photographic atmosphere

Judging from your problem, you should have just started photography. At this stage, you are not very sensitive to the image quality. In most cases, you can't tell the two heads apart. You should say 16-85. This kind of head shot has the best scenery during the day, wide zoom range and dual use. B005 has the advantage of large aperture. Taking night scenes and portraits is better than 1685, but the zoom range is relatively small and the magnification is small. If you want to capture small objects in the distance, it is better to 1685.

These two lenses are both good, both of them have anti-shake, and the choice depends entirely on which style you want to shoot. As for color, most digital photos are post-PS processed, and color is not a problem at all. Those who claim to be not PS actually need to adjust the parameters of the camera, which is essentially the PS that comes with the camera. What do you mean by atmospheric scenery? Vision?

In fact, if you really can't make up your mind, you can use Nikon's 18- 105 first. This head is cheap, the small aperture imaging is not much different from 1685, and the zoom range is greater than 1685, which is very suitable for novices. Take more photos to know what focal length and aperture you like, and then you will naturally know whether to use 1685 or B005 or something else, and it is not too late to upgrade.

Besides, I second rizona's suggestion to buy D7000 instead of D90. For beginners, the influence of body metering and focusing on image quality actually exceeds that of lens.