Scorehound_ca

Hello Sony shooters, I have a quick question about the Sony cameras and their ability to handle low temperatures. I sometimes shoot nightscapes in the winter when it can get as low as -30 Celsius. ...

Hello Sony shooters, I've been using the Nikon D750 for almost 4 years and its time to adapt to the new reality that mirrorless is the future. Therefor, I have been thinking of upgrading to either ...

Thank you EVERYONE for your responses. You've all been very helpful. Edmonton is hosting a Photographic trade show next week, so I will be going to ask the Fuji reps some questions and try out the ...

I was born in Sault Ste. Marie, so I've experienced that weather. :-) Thanks for your assessment. I don't think it will get to -40 here in Alberta all the time, but there are days where I might ...

Thanks!

Thanks for the info. I have handled the X-T3, and I thought that it was nice despite a shallow grip compared to the dSLR. I wanted to handle the X-H1, but the camera stores I went to didn't have ...

Greetings, Thinking of making a switch to Fuji but I have a question or two. 1. I live in a place where it can get to -40 degrees Celsius during the winter. How cold resistant are Fuji "X" series ...

PhotoRotterdam,

Canon and Nikon's sales volumes speak otherwise. also, if you bothered to pay attention to the photo community, those who have held the Z7 and EOS R have praised the ergonomics and...

The photo of the model in the article looks great, and you only notice the banding when zoomed into 100%. I didn't notice it at all until I zoomed it in. If people exposed properly and tried to get...

I've had version 1 of this lens (15-30) and is was an astounding piece of glass. Sharp, hardly any distortion, excellent quality. I only sold it because I needed to use filters and couldn't afford...

Great Bustard,

I hope you don't think I'm dissing your comments. Believe me, you know way more than I ever will about charts and graphs. I actually value the information to gave me here. I just...

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I hear all over social media from people who shoot Sony that run their mouths about how dSLR users are part of a dying breed and that Canon and Nikon had better get on board with...

Richard,

I do value test charts. Those are the types of scientific data that is important because we see the actual results in the flesh of what the lens is good at and what it isn't. That is why...

Great Bustard,

I guess I have to ask you this, since this will go on all night: What matters most to you - the image or the science behind the tools that make the image? Does lens equivalence...

Richard Butler,

You said "Wouldn't it be easier to "find the glass that works for you" if there was a common basis on which to compare?"

Why does there have to be a common basis to compare? If...

Great Bustard,

I appreciate what you are saying, but in the real world, when you're viewing the results, showing clients, displaying your images in a gallery or seeing your images printed in a...

Great Bustard,

You wrote:

"It may be "faster", but it neither has a more shallow DOF nor does it put more light on the sensor for a given scene and exposure time -- the only two reasons we care...

MILC man,

You said

"no, the Fuji lens is not "faster", that is wrong, because it's on a smaller sensor... you don't understand how cameras work."

I understand just fine how cameras work. I just...

1. The Fuji lens is a FUJI lens, not a third party. Third party lenses are generally cheaper to begin with.

2. The Sigma lens is older so naturally as lenses age they slowly depreciate,...

MILC Man,

It is about preference, as I said. The Fuji combo is $400 cheaper than the Sony combo, not vice versa. The reason the Fuji 8-16 is a little more is because of the f/2.8 vs. f/4. So, as a...