T. L. Rutter

Step outside of the box for a moment and think about where you are now and what your goals and your mission is and how photography plays in that role. Imagine yourself going somewhere exotic and ...

I love the 16:9 format and will use it for majority of my shots. To me, it is more pleasing to the eye and fills up the screen better. There are times when I will shoot 3:2 (1) if my subject won't fit ...

I have been using a light that sits on top of my a6500 that is "on" rather than a "flash" as I tend to like the look better. I can turn down the brightness and have better control and since I do ...

100% agree with you. I am looking forward to 32mp or larger in the APS-C format and the ability for AI to recognize small birds, lock on, and keep them in focus while I take my picture! Hoping ...

I would love to know, as well. For me, it DOES matter as it is part of the decision making for me and knowing what the capabilities of the CPU and limitations. Though we can already demise the ...

Thank you for sharing! It's fun to play with the numbers and see what all of our options are and in the end, we can do many types of other rationalizations or justifications that works for our ...

Cool. So your rationalization for a good camera is if it sells out or lights up an entire photo/videographic (sp) community!

Thank you! I was having the same issue but only in one room of the house where I had changed my ceiling fan lights to LED and the flicker was so bad, I decided to use the smartphone rather than ...

There are two ways of looking at this in order to see value (or not)- cost-based and reward-based. If you look at cost, since I have an APS-C camera, then I would compare the lens on this camera vs...

The OP made it sound like they won the lens (not have to buy)... semantics.  Just funny, that's all.