Higgins2002

Using OVF you look through the lens how do they manage to tweak the effect in vf and not be better performance of lens IS?

No complains yet but the weather don't give me any chance to test more on moving objects. Can't wait to test it in good light This is what it looks like here so far this week.

I agree with you about this lens, but I have no problem with hunting in very low light maybe it's because I use 80D which can focus down to -3 ev. A question though do you have the USB dock? You ...

Got mine yesterday but the weather is bad hopefully clear sky on thursday. The lens feels nice and seems sharp and focus quickly.

Got my new Sigma 100-400 C today and it seems to be a pretty good performer sharp wide open and quick to focus, I like the push pull feature it helps a lot. As usual when your new lens arrives ...

Cameralabs have one reviewed

I have one 100-400 coming next week after trying Sigmas 150-600 C. ( I had to send the Sigma 150-600 back, the stabilization wasn't good enough for my shaky hands).

I'm thinking of buying an 80D or the new Nikon D7500 coupled with one of those 150-600 zooms.... I'm leaning towards the Nikon because better high iso performance. I had the tamron 150-600 V1 and ...

If you shoot jpeg and use Canon lenses you should use it. If you should raw it's not necessary  and could slow down the camera in bursts.

"Well priced" Not here in Sweden. The D7500 is only 180 US $ less expensive than D500 The D7500 is 700 US $ more expensive than D7200. I would happily buy D7500 if it was priced between D7200 and ...

I think Canon recommends 50x focal length.

1. probably the same noise level but with 24mp. 2. You gain more dynamic range compared to 70D up to iso 800 with 80D so a little more tweaker friendly raw files. 80D's dynamic range is better than ...

TFT color, liquid-crystal monitor 3.0-inch (screen aspect ratio of 3:2) Approx. 3.03 in./7.70cm diagonal (approx. 2.51 in./6.37cm width, approx. 1.67 in/4.25cm height) Approx. 1.04 million dots App ...

There are 3 different Sigma 17-70. Sigma 17-70/2,8-4,5 Sigma 17-70/2,8-4,0 Sigma 17-70/2,8-4,0 Contemporary. So compare the right one.

That 17-70 you refer to is the old model not the new contemporary model.

ARW files from wich camera?

I was thinking of upgrading my RX100Mk1 to Mk IV or V but I don't like that they don't have touchscreens and therefor I'm leaning towards panasonics LX10/15. But with one caveat no built-in ND filter.

Great pictures CrazyHorst...I like my FZ1000 aswell

For this kind of photos:  landscapes, cityscapes, portraits I would choose 6D

AWB differs big time between my Sony A6300 and my Panasonic FZ1000. Sony A6300 in this case with 50/1.8 OSS mounted, the camera choose 2600 Kelvin Panasonic FZ1000 @75mm, the camera choose 6300 Kelvin