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Since you are zooming in and out from those settings, it sounds like you want to use wider primes and longer primes. But, reconciling that to your desire to not carry a lot of gear is going to be tricky. Want vs need. I like Fujfilm's XF14mm and XF16mm lenses. They work quite well for many situations and even give you great landscape shots if you use them that way. Perhaps the colder weather will cause some of the street photographers to come inside and offer some insights for you. For what it is worth, here are some lens lineups: https://fujifilm-x.com/global/products/lenses/ A lot of folks like the X-Mount lenses Viltrox sells. The lenses get good reviews. https://viltroxstore.com/collections/camera-lens Select X-mount in the "Type" filter. Nowadays, the are a lot of companies offering low cost X-Mount lenses, so you can experiment to find what you need without having to, ummm, 'make difficult financial choices' to get to where you want to be.

Hi All I had been with Pentax for a number of years, but I've recently moved from to Fujifilm. My kit comprises of a TX-4 plus 16-80 lens, which I've only had for couple of weeks. I really like the the way it feels and the ease of using it, still trying to set it up. I will eventially expand my lens setup, I've only ever used zooms not had any primes, but I am thinking getting a 23m or 35mm, especially for street photography. I'm from Cambridgeshire in the U.K. My photographic interests are mainly lanscapes, anything querky, urban and derelict scenes. At The moment I'm having a go at street photography, which I'm finding very interesting and challanging. I hope to gain more experience with my camera, and hopefully pick up plenty of tips from you all. While with Pentax I was very fortunate to have had my photo Garden Bistro used by Pentax U.K. to advertise it's DSLR range which I am very proud of.