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Originally Posted by Kzang
Wouldn't the 50mm sort of be the "one lens" to carry for more shots as long as your not taking pictures of wildlife that requires to zoom in or sports. With the 50mm you can as others have indicated use your feet to replace the zoom function?
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Actually 24-70mm or a 24-105mm would cover way more situations than a 50mm. Your kit zoom will cover more situations, but at some sacrifice to image quality.
Work with you 50mm and switch between it and the zoom. I suspect that you'll notice better IQ with the 50mm when you look at 100%. My walk-around lens is a 24-105mm f/4 IS, which has excellent IQ. I own a 40mm f/2.8 STM pancake lens, but almost never use it because it's too limiting. I use it when I'm shooting Milkyway shots and need a larger aperture.
Dave