Carl LaFong

Option 1 is the clear choice for me. I’m an “average amateur” who had SLRs decades ago, then found ELPH/PowerShot to be a good choice (I had an original Digital ELPH), and then a few years ago ...

I’m just an amateur photographer of average skill (at best), and my primary subjects tend to be landscapes, buildings (inside and out), as well as just “photographic diary” shots.  I’ve acquired a ...

I have a “bunch” of EF-M lenses, but the 11-22 is the one I use the most - by far.  It helps me  get what I need in the shot, whether interiors or landscapes.  It is the last lens I would give up.

It’s always interesting to meet a kindred soul. 😁 My lenses are listed in my profile: https://www.dpreview.com/members/0187160713/gearlist Of those “other” lenses, I actually do use a few others ...

I have 9 lenses that I can use on my M6 II, but I rarely use any but the 2 mentioned above. The other 7 are interesting at times, but looking back on why I purchased them, I would have to say that ...