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I had an RX100 II for a while, but found it too fiddly and complicated for my big hands. I like having a decent EVF too, and although it was available for the RX100 II, it was a pricey extra, and ...

Placed 18^th in the challenge. Robin perched in a tree on a bright winter's day.

The NEX 6 is an excellent camera. Small, light, useable viewfinder, GREAT sensor. And they can be picked up for very little money these days. My wife is enjoying the copy I bought for her this ...

Merry Christmas everyone. I bought my lovely wife a very low mileage copy of the SONY stabilised 55-210 zoom lens to compliment her 30mm and 60mm Sigma f/2.8 primes. We stepped out for our boxing ...

I had a Nikon 1 V1 and a J5, along with the 70-300 CX zoom. Very good lightweight kit. Sadly, the V1 image recording pipeline died, and the J5 with the big zoom just didn't handle very well (no ...

You can find older EF 1.4 Kenko teleplus extenders on ebay for a lot less than $200. You then just need to follow Larry Rexley's instructions to remove the pcb from the inside and then you have a ...

My budget means I can't get the 32 f/1.4 yet either. What I did get for the price of a secondhand EF50 f/1.8 is a brand new TT Artisan 35mm f/1.4 manual lens in native EF-M mount. It's ...

Welcome to the forum. I like the 28 macro a lot for general walkaround shooting and the great macro capability for casual insect and tiny flower shots while out and about. The image stabilisation ...

3) 11-22, 28 macro, 55-250 + Kiron-Rexley 2X TC. 6) Add: 22 f/2, 32 f/1.4, 18-150, 70-300 IS II USM. Subtract 55-250. 9) Add: UWA prime, 15-45, 100L macro.

Yes, I owned up as soon as I realized I'd got this wrong. https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/66666411

One thing you might want to check is that the 300 f/2.8 behaves nicely on the crop body. I found that my EF 70-300 IS II USM zoom lens is superb on my EOS R but has slight colour fringing issues ...

You're right and I was wrong. Mea culpa.

A bigger aperture only makes a difference if the sensor fully uses the projected image circle. Putting FF glass with a big aperture in front of a crop sensor won't help, unless you put a focal ...

What do you want to photograph on this long trip? If you already own the 100-500, presumably this is because you have a purpose for it.  Will that purpose be part of your trip, or are you looking ...

I had the same quest. I settled on the EF 70-300 IS II USM. It focuses as quickly as the RF100-400 and has similar IQ, but is a lot less spendy than that or the 24-240. Fits both RF and EF-M ...

Great lens for handheld macro, and normal photography. Be quick though, the refurb cameras are gone when they're gone.

I'm considering the Sigma EF fit 30mm F1.4 ART. I can use it with either of my M or Eos R cameras. It's not really for full frame, but according to Chris Frost's review, it will cover the FF image ...

I've had my M6ii a week and it's been too foggy to photograph anything! Today I rode my motorbike a few miles uphill until I came out of the top of the mist. Cold but beautiful!

Compare the two 15-45s carefully before you decide which one to sell!