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Why are they so boutiquely demure? I want coarse textured, big fat rubber (or whatever) covering control rings! Grrr.... Arrgh

Gonna get mighty sick of being shackled to an ultra-wide.

Let the wealthy frolic; there is so much and such good used equipment to be had an' I haz a bunch!  :-D

Ah figgered as much.

The option to magnify my EVF's view 5x or 10x is both wonderful and a liability for using unstabilized lenses. Amplifying the natural human jitter imparted to the lens' output makes for hella ...

Starting digital only last year, I carried over many obsolete notions like Primes Über Alles! But I've discovered the magic of middle apertures for sharpening up zooms, so now a 35-105 or the like ...

Love your treatment of the gritty, old paleotech contrasted with the shiny, clean machine in the last one. And I especially get a kick seeing those oil cups on the bearings.

Easy... it's like: "Too many notes, Mozart".

Hey, it's not the 1930's anymore when a well rendered close-in of some fat picnickers along a river stirred souls.

Too much crap crammed into a frame. Unless one of those craps is a UFO or Jesus or something, boring.

Ambling about in some pleasant area with nothing expected of you, which focal length(s) would be your favorite for simply enjoying your camera? Increasingly, mine has come to be my 55-250 zoom. ...

Here's the hot shoe on my T7: See the blank plastic circle in the middle? That's where the traditional X-sync pin normally sits. Look at your other cameras; bet they have one there. It's larger ...

Recycling the old "If It Feels Good, Do It" schtick. Got it.

In other world news, I'm having siding work done on my house at this very moment.

"For a Canon shooter"

Two days ago my T7 with a 420EX flash fell from around my neck onto a hard floor. Strap let go on the left side having somehow worked its way out of the O-ring.

Total cost...

I'm content to stay in the double-Gaussian world of f2 and smaller apertures.
Sharp, tiny and light , please. Hold the bo-kay.

Like everyone else, one-trick-ponies tend more than ever to develop morbid obesity.

Just ordered an old EF 35-80. I'd prefer a tad longer range, but otherwise it looks perfect for a walkin' around lens on my DSLR. And it's lighter than my 18-55! :-D

I neglected to specify APS-C or an adaptable FF though I doubt FF lenses were ever lightened/cheapened like crop frame lenses. And I especially want coverage from 55-100 without having to use my ...

Emboldened by my recent discovery of f8 and f11 as redeemers of kit zooms, I seek the lightest, cheapest and most plasticky kit zoom in the 35-ish to 100-ish range. Ideally, I'd like all the ...

Bravo!