I am new to Nikon D7000 and will upgrade to full frame after one year, such as the D3 series. If my budget is within 15,000 to 20,000 yuan, what are the options for configuring the lens?

I would like to give you a suggestion: wait until the D800 comes out and buy that one. In this way, your budget will be at least 20,000 more for the lens, right? D3 is not necessary. You are not a journalist, so there are not so many extreme environments for you to go to. So that’s a 4W budget for lenses, right? Well, let me give you some original configurations that cost money:

1424, this is a god-like wide angle, unsurpassed. And if a slight movement of the wide angle affects perspective, zoom is appropriate. 12800. Then buy some fixed focus in the middle. 35F2 fixed focus (2300) + 60mm macro (4000). 85 1.4D (the 8500 is invincible for portraits.) or 135L, both of which are powerful for portraits. The price is about the same as the 85 1.4D. Then, for telephoto, I think the Bamboo Cannon 70200 is already invincible. There is basically no better choice than the 15200, or the 80200 Steel Cannon, which costs more than 8,000. This is 4W. If you're willing to buy second-hand, even better. Replace 35F2 with 35F1.4G (This is a new head, of supreme quality. Perfect imaging.)

Another configuration: Replace 1424 with Carl Zeiss Distagon T* 3.5/18 ZF. This is a fixed focus wide angle camera, and it requires manual focus. However, the wide angle is not as scary and exaggerated as the autofocus. Why do I say that? The wide angle is relatively invincible on the 135 camera.

To be honest, these equipments are really cool, but I don’t have that much money. There are only one fixed focus with more than 1,000 and more than 2,000. I honestly suggest you save some money, read more books, communicate more, take more photos and read more (other people’s works). I don’t think you’re wasting equipment or anything. In my opinion, equipment is linked to financial ability. If you use invincible equipment to shoot better than other people’s inferior equipment, that’s possible. You are a novice after all, and novices are also You can use your machine well, as long as you want to become an expert. If you're just having fun, save some money.

However, I basically think that fixed focus is the fun of taking pictures, so the third configuration is to buy both 85 and 135, and no bamboo cannon or steel cannon. But I don’t recommend this. It’s too much and makes you feel exhausted. Telephoto zoom, wide angle one. Only 2-3 in the middle section are determined.

Actually, the configurations I mentioned are all invincible, and the corresponding ones are one-level cheaper and second-level. Take a look and choose for yourself. I am equivalent to giving you something and doing it myself.