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I prefer Adorama because B&H's past and current labor discrimination practices.

Definitely bring the EF 17-40 f/4. There's usually not enough space to step back if your lens isn't wide enough. Also, please be aware of the people around you when you pause to take a photo. Don't ...

I'm holding out for a 105-543mm f/6.7 with 1.62x built-in teleconveter and one moon dust coated element. It's the only thing that will work for my very specific genre of photography - mythical ...

I just got this lens for 10% off from Adorama with what I think was a targeted email discount code. Not as good but was happy to get any kind of discount.

Personally I think the 41mm equivalent FL is perfect for snapshots - less distortion than 35mm and better indoors than 50mm. Many of the old fixed lens rangefinder cameras had 40-42mm lenses.

My question is how much smaller is an eventual RF 15-35 f/4 going to be compared to the RF 15-35 f/2.8? If the difference in EF versions is any indication, then the RF 15-35 f/4 will be smaller ...

That doesn't make sense to me. If you have an MF image circle with a certain angle of view, how can you get the same angle of view on a 35mm camera when it's capturing a smaller portion of that ...

Depends how wide you want. https://photographybay.com/2016/02/06/understanding-medium-format-crop-factors/ Pentax A 645 35mm f/3.5 = 56mm Mamiya Sekor C 35mm f/3.5 N = 56mm SMC PENTAX 6x7 45mm f/4 ...

Honestly I'll never understand people that jump from system to system chasing that last bit of perceived performance.

I have a 4-bay NAS enclosure with two 4tb WD Red drives mirrored and haven't come close to filling it. If I need more space I can add another two drives and run RAID 10. I only keep my raw files...

This seems like a gimmick. I've certainly had regular SD cards survive a trip though the washer.

I have mine set to exposure comp only while the camera is metering. Otherwise it's too easy to change accidentally.

Not sure what half millimeter you're referring to?

The Sigma and Tamron both have IS and are shorter, while being a little heavier. I'm just not sure how it will handle on the RP with extension grip. If it were a tad smaller it might be worth it ...

I'm wondering why this lens is longer than any EF competitor? Obviously the EF adapter will add length, but with the supposed advantages of the RF mount I would expect slightly smaller than ...

What a company did 30+ years ago doesn't have much bearing on today. The people that made that decision are more than likely dead.

All these articles prove is that a FF camera can do everything an iPhone 11 Pro can and not the other way around.

A 15-35mm f/4 IS and 24-70mm f/4 IS at a cost less than $1,000 each. A 50mm f/1.8 that costs about $500. I would preorder all three.

The rear display is the same as a top lcd but with more options for customization. It doesn't *have* to show the film simulation and speed. And probably 99% of the time I use a flip screen is to to...

I'm wondering the same thing. FotodioX has a series of tilt/shift adapters for RF that are pretty reasonably priced. You would need to use a medium format lens so the image circle is larger than ...