I'm going to buy 5dsr to learn photography, and I like portraits and scenery documentaries. What lens should I match in the early stage? With 24-70F2.8 and 85.

Portraits, landscapes and documentaries cover many topics. This statement is not very rigorous. For example, I said I like drinking. My favorite wines are beer, white wine and red wine, and I seldom drink others.

The difference between lenses is mainly the focal length, which brings different perspectives. Any lens can be competent for most subjects, but the way of expression is quite different. 16-35F2.8，24-70F2.8，70-200F2.8 .35/F 1.4，50/F 1.2，85/F 1.2 .。 . Including macro ptz 100/F2.8, these ptz can shoot portraits, landscapes and documentaries. It's just the focal length that limits the way you shoot.

Beginners suggest using a 24-70F.28 club head first. The focal angle included in the calibration is mostly close to the human eye, which is very easy to master. Because you use the whole fuselage, 24mm can fully play the role of wide angle, feel the wide angle and see if it is necessary to enlarge the wide angle. There is little difference between 70mm and 85 mm Take a shot with 70mm when taking a portrait to see if it is necessary to set it to 85. The advantage of setting 85 is that the aperture is larger and the blur is better.

General collocation rules, wide angle+standard focal length+telephoto+large aperture fixed focus. You can also use a large aperture fixed focus of a focal section instead of a zoom lens, so three heads are enough. Some people understand that there is only one shot.