Good morning, my English isn't perfect, however I would like to try to ask you a council. I have got Nikon D810, Nikon AF-D 85mm f/1.4, Nikon AF-D 105mm f/2 Defocus Control, Nikon AF-D 135mm f/2 Defocus Control, Nikon AF-D 180mm f/2.8, which are old champions for portrait, for their bokeh, their "old style" colours, their high but "not aggressive" sharpness for portrait: we know this aspects, all the members of this forum know them.
They are fixed lens and I'm thinking to buy a zoom for its flexibility and practicality (is this word correct?), but I wouldn't lose the high quality of those prime lenses and I want to buy the zoom, I have to sell those prime lenses. I would like to buy the Nikon AF-S 70-200mm f/2.8E FL VR, for my Nikon D810, for portrait and mountain landscapes shoots. 70-200mm FL seems to be extraordinary, very, very, very sharp from edge to edge, also at f/2.8 and its bokeh seems to be wonderful. The weight isn't a problem for me, but the question is: I would lose quality for sharpness (mostly on the corner) and bokeh? To the infinity focus 85mm f/1.4 AF-D isn't good, it is a monster portrait lens, but I have got also the 105mm f/2 DC, which has got a double personality: at f/2 - f/4 is a portrait lens, at f/8 and f/11 is a razor, for landscape, such as the 135mm f/2 DC. My 180mm f/2.8 AF-D, also with Fine tuning AF of my D810 isn't very good for landscape, but is exceptional for portrait and street.
What I have to do? I sell the primes to buy the 70-200mm f/2.8E FL VR, to obtain an only one lens, which I could use for portrait and landscape?
Thank you!!!