u/Illustrious_Duck_178

Hey everyone, so I've been having a bit of trouble lately I recently purchased a s5ii and wanted just a singular good quality lens to use for probably the next couple of months. My main goal is to use it while traveling and hiking/camping, I have a particular passion of mountains too. Ultimately I feel like the 24-60mm would be a good fit for me as from the reviews I've watched on Youtube it seems like a spectacular lens. However, although I know the camera has an extra zoom feature I'm worried that the focal length isn't long enough and that maybe I should consider something like the 24-105mm. I'm completely open to second hand, my budget is 950 euros keep in mind I'm from Ireland so camera equipment is more expensive than in the US. Any other lens suggestions would be greatly appreciated and thanks a lot in advance : )

Hey guys, would really appreciate some help. I'm looking to buy a camera for my interrailing trip but it will also be used in the future mainly for camping trips. id appreciate any advice on lenses too please. I'm mainly interested in video however I am quite new to all of this. I like the colour on the Lumix cameras but haven't really explored many cameras by Canon or Olympus

Budget: max 1500 euros for both camera and lenses (cameras seem more expensive here than US)

Country: Ireland

Condition: Very much open to used condition for both lens and camera

Type of camera: I'm open to DSLR or mirrorless

Main goal: I want to get some really nice shots of mountains and nature while also being able to do a small bit of vlogging for social media.

Size: I don't mind how big it is really but id prefer it to be on the smaller side

I generally care quite a lot about IBIS, Autofocus and weather sealing but if a camera doesn't have one of these aspects or maybe a slightly worse equivalent I don't really mind.

Also ive failed to really get an anwser anywhere but is the lumix s5 ii better in terms of photo and video quality then the lumix s9 or is it mainly just the body of camera that is different? Thanks again