Beginner looking for some opinions regarding lenses

Hi everyone, I have been looking into buying my first DSLR, a Canon 77D (I have been shooting with the Canon 5GX) and after researching on the forums, i have seen much advices for "first lens kit" regarding some Canon kit lenses 55-250mm, 18-135mm and the 55mm which were the ones I have been looking at and i was thinking about getting the first option bellow:

The 1st option would be Canon 55-250mm IST+ 18-55mm lenses

The 2nd option only the Canon 18-135mm IST.

However, my husband has a Canon 5D Mark II which he bought a while ago (didnt go deep into learning since he was interested in videography) and it has 2 great lenses which I am planning use with the 77D. The lenses are the canon 50mm 1:1.4 (which i know its a portrait lens, not sure if its a prime one) and the canon 16-35mm 1:2.8 L .

Considering that i already have the Canon 50mm 1:1.4 and Canon 16-35mm, which kit lenses (55-250mm, 18-135mm or 18-55mm) would be my best option? Which option would be my best choice? I am interested into taking photography more serious and maybe later in future try to work with it.

Either get the all in one or get the tele zoom. The 16-35 is OK for normal zoom range on APS-C camera like 77D. Take a lot of photos and you will start to say I wish I can take that shot which will point to a real lens need.

BAK wrote:

Buy the Canon 18 - 135 lens that comes in a kit with the 77D.

Use the 50mm lens. "Prime" means it only has one focal length, as distinguished from being a zoom. So, it is a prime.

Do not buy any other lenses until you get used to your new 18 - 135 and your husband's lenses.

BAK

+1 for 18-135. A single  lens that covers 95% of what you are likely to need and much better than changing lenses, and having the wrong one on when the moment occurs

2 things. The bigger the zoom range the lower the image quality is as you have to compromise more and more. So all in one like 18-135 etc generally have Ok image quality. If you use the 55-200 then the image is better but you have to change lens and also to carry the lens around to be changed. Also generally shorter zoom and primes can be faster than a wide range zoom lens. So if you say going on a trip and want only one lens then the all in one is a good choice. If you are going to take sports photo then the 55-200 is all you need and you probably need faster lens to stop the aciton.

Good starting point. I really do suggest you take photos for a while. You will see when your lens/camera cannot do what you want and it will be obvious what you need as its a a specific thing. your real needs depends on what kind of photos you like to take.