Hunting for a longer L-mount lens for SL2-S.

[JohnSantaF4]

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I’m crazy about my new SL2-S using the LUMIX S-Pro 16-35 mm wide zoom. Now I’d like a second lens to give me a bit more reach. I shoot mostly landscape and architecture, and some events. Any recommendations for a lens that’s not too heavy but would make a great addition to my Leica kit? Thanks in advance.

[Pintpot]

Would some form of shift lens work for you? something like this. esp. for architecture 

There's lots for sale, but you may have to buy an adaptor

Canon Ts-E 24Mm F3.5 L 3638 | eBay

[Dr. G]

Zoom or prime?  Your long end is already 35mm.  If you want a killer lens that gaps well, the 75 APO is phenomenal, but when you say architecture, it wouldn't be the first lens that comes to mind.  I picked it up on a whim because I saw one going for a great price and it has become m favorite lens to use in terms of sharpness, rendering and overall performance.  

Maybe rent one for a few days and try it out.

[JohnSantaF4]

I think a tilt shift might be a bit too specialized for me at this stage. Thanks.

Edited April 16, 2024 by JohnSantaF4

[JohnSantaF4]

9 minutes ago, Dr. G said:

Zoom or prime?  Your long end is already 35mm.  If you want a killer lens that gaps well, the 75 APO is phenomenal, but when you say architecture, it wouldn't be the first lens that comes to mind.  I picked it up on a whim because I saw one going for a great price and it has become m favorite lens to use in terms of sharpness, rendering and overall performance.  

Maybe rent one for a few days and try it out.

It certainly has great user reviews and the focal length sounds like a good bridge to tele. Thanks.

Edited April 16, 2024 by JohnSantaF4

[Virob]

The P70-300 makes a nice addition to the P16-35 for landscape