gobucks83

Sorry, forgot to respond earlier.   I think both the 24-105 and 28-75 are great lenses, but since you already have the 24-105, I wouldn't be itching to sell it and take a loss just to swap to a ...

Would you sell the 24-105G?  I def don't think it's worth it to keep both, they're just too similar.  If I already owned the 24-105 I'd probably just keep it, but I think they're both very close ...

I would have no qualms about using the 28-75 to explore a city. If I thought there would be a ton of architecture/interior shots (like if I were visiting an old city with a lot of palaces or ...

I think you hit the nail on the head here - people tend to shoot a lot with the short and long ends of a lens, whatever the range is.  I'm guessing if you looked through those 24mm shots, a lot of ...

I used to own the G1 and sold it, it was a decent lens but for whatever reason it never quite clicked for me, not really sure why.  This lens seems significantly better - the build quality is ...

If you're primarily shooting wildlife, and you don't seem to care that much about the resolution, then I'd probably either opt for APS-C, or a lower resolution full frame camera like the A7IV ...

This is a complicated question, because there are several variables - sensor size, generation of sensor, and resolution.   If the generation of sensor is the same (i.e. state of the art current ...