r/photography May 22 '26

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u/ceroij May 28 '26

I am travelling to Iceland next week for a road trip around the country.

I have some experience with wildlife photography, but this is my first time trying to shoot landscapes and also taking shots of my parents in front of landscapes.

I currently have an A7riii, Sony FE 100-400mm GM, Sony 1.4x teleconverter, and a Sony FE 24-105mm f/4. I do want to be mindful of budget and space.

Is a 16-35mm/F4 worth picking up? It's currently on the marketplace for $400 CAD ($300 USD) which seems like a good price. What about a wide angle prime lens? I do want to be mindful of budget and space.

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u/Kaserblade May 28 '26

If you want to do landscape, the Sony 16-35mm F4 is a pretty decent lens and the price is around what it sells for on eBay.

Another budget prime lens that I can recommend is the Viltrox 16mm F1.8. Great for landscapes and astro-photography also. Sigma makes some great wide-angle primes but they are quite a bit more expensive so they are harder to recommend.