How about shooting portraits (and landscapes) with the Nikon 105 Budweiser lens? What is the difference between the Nikon 85 and 50 lenses?

If it is a 135 format camera, the focal length of 50 is equivalent to the range of our eyes, and is suitable for taking full-length and bust portraits.

If you are using an APS format, use a focal length of 35 Full-length and bust portraits, because the focal length of 35 is equivalent to the angle of view of 50 for the full frame.

If you want to take close-ups, use the focal length of 85-100. This focal length makes us look more like a medium format.

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Why can’t you use a focal length below 60 to take close-ups? Because a focal length below 60 will make the model's nose look bigger and the resulting film will be ugly. Don't think that APS format can use 50 focal length to represent 80 focal length. That is wrong. No matter what format you use, all lens focal lengths will be the same. is unchanged, the APS frame only sees the middle part of the entire lens.

Baiwei can be used to take pictures of people, but the sharpness of macro is too high, and the facial details of MM are too prominent, such as pores can be seen, so it is not recommended to use Baiwei. Baiwei can shoot landscapes and use them as scenes to teach kids

If you use a 24-70/2.8 lens, I think you can replace the 85 and 80 fixed-focus lenses. Now that PS is very powerful, it will work well in post-production. The effect is that only a few master photographers need to use fixed focus to express their skills.

I think the 24-70 is enough for you.

One thing you need to know is that when all lenses are used on the APS frame, the focal length remains the same. What changes is our perspective. That is to say, the APS frame only You can see the middle part of the entire shot!