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Indeed, Sony do largrly seem to be aiming for the higher end but having said that the 35mm f2.8 and 55mm f1.8 I own are reasonably priced as is the 28mm which tempts me a little. The Batis may well be a very good lens but as I've said many times on this issue personally I don't need lenses which are aiming at being amongst the best mass market lenses on sale and I'd possibly accept good lenses rather than very good and amongst the best ever lenses. But, the 35mm f2.8 and 55mm f1.8 aren't exactly poor lenses are they? And they're around the £500 mark.
I don't tbink it's impossible that we'll see an 85mm at about the £500 or so mark, it could happen.
but you shouldn't want to compromise such quality sensors by putting cheap glass on the end of it. If anyone buys the a7rii and wants to only spend a few hundred pound on the glass- well that's silly. With the a7, you won't find too many bargain bucket lenses. And rightly so. This is not a system that is accessible if you are on a budget. I mean native lenses btw.
Fuji may be the way to go if you want decent performance from the camera with a wide range of lenses within that budget.