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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 ...
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Placed 18th in the challenge. Robin perched in a tree on a bright winter's day.
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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.
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Yes, I owned up as soon as I realized I'd got this wrong. https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/66666411
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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 ...
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You're right and I was wrong. Mea culpa.
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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Great lens for handheld macro, and normal photography. Be quick though, the refurb cameras are gone when they're gone.
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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 ...
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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!
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Compare the two 15-45s carefully before you decide which one to sell!
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