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The below has served me well and I am happy with it. The charger also works with Canon batteries. Power is sourced via supplied USB cable from computer, or power pack, or wall outlet. A ...

And you are the defender of the institution? Perhaps an org chart of this forum (no need for capitalization) should be clearly displayed. Note carefully the smiley emoticons in my previous posts.

Listen to yourself. Sigh. There are guys who come here to talk about gear. There are guys who come here to talk about buying and selling gear. There are guys who come here to talk about imagined ...

Dear Mr. Kazuto Yamaki: It is my pride and pleasure to present to you SIGMA's CTO: me, myself. No traditional résumé is needed, as you can easily relate to my depth of technological knowledge and ...

Sigma Art 14mm, 20mm, 24mm, 35mm, 50mm, 85mm, 105mm, 135mm and 70mm Macro will be available for Sony FE mount between May and August - IIRC. Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 DC Art (mentioned in your title) is ...

The "rattle" is not a problem. My Sigma 17-50mm 2.8 (Pentax K) and Sigma 17-70mm 2.8-4 Contemporary (Canon EF and Sigma SA) lenses do the same thing when I shake them rather vigourously -- which I ...

Web pages (and prices) are updated dynamically and frequently. The image above was a screen crop taken a few days ago -- the "Closeout" note and the $1799 price were there on the Adorama page at ...

Thanks for sharing your beautiful SFD image. I find the accompanied texts helpful (and motivational). I look forward to reading your guide when you finally publish it.

Thank you kindly for sharing your beautiful SFD image. I am also appreciative of the accompanied texts. I notice the 12mm focal length -- which lens were you using?

+1 My aged mother, full of grace, always says, "Keep the personal garbage to yourself." ;)

There is always the original Canon EOS M. Fantastic 22mm prime. Slow op. Great IQ. Ignoring the "mirrorless" aspect, one can easily find a used Canon 50D in decent shape.

Price and value and capability are difficult to determine by the term "cheapest." Also, does the phrase "in the market now" means "current models"? Would you consider "used"? Also, are you willing ...

It did? Too bad, I was hoping for something earth shattering. I already offered the OP a reply.

No. Why did you ask? OK. But why? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuwSu9-8zhs

The OP statement is simple and straightforward: "I current use Canon 60D and want to upgrade to full frame EOS." A meaningful response by a stranger (another forum participant) would be: "OK." Is ...

Thanks for the reminder.

Thanks for the info.

Good thinking. Now, stick with it. ;) The 80D is an excellent camera -- spend time to know more (and more deeply) about its capabilities.

6D, 6D Mark II, 5D, 5D Mark II, 5D Mark III, 5D Mark IV, 5DS, 5DS R, EOS-1D X, ... They are all from very good to excellent, and every one of them is recommended. It depends on what you want and ...

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