AlbertTheLazy

As fast as you can get.

About 99%.

There is always a lens on my camera. Why should I remove it? That's based on 50 years of using interchangeable lens cameras.

I don't know what you are planning to shoot, but I wouldn't consider a 50mm on APS-C to be an 'all-round' combo regardless of the make.

I doubt it. I assume you are already using mirror lock, obviously. In that case you could avoid vibration by exposing with the lamps. (1) Lights out (2) Open shutter (3) Lights on ...

Are you shooting under artificial lighting or by daylight? What sort of exposure times are you using? Back whenI was doing a lot of high power macro I shot in a dark room and exposed by switching ...

To fit your D750? Hmmm. Changing down in format will always give you size saving possibilities. But there must be a reason why you shoot FF right now. FF lenses are mostly the same size for a given ...

Looking at your series of images at different apertures I can see that this is NOT sensor damage. If it were then the spot would be equally well defined at all apertures. What you have is clearly a ...

And what I am trying to say is that this is totally immaterial to someone who doesn't have experience of 'Full Frame'. Over the last 60 years I have used cameras with image frame sizes ranging ...

Pleased to meet you! My comments might sound negative, but I'm trying to help, honest! Would that include something like an 18-55 zoom, by any chance? Max aperture f:3.5 at the wide end? No, it ...

Would she? Buying a camera for someone who already knows which end to look through should only be done with the knowledge and cooperation of the recipient.

Ca, c'est vachement difficile! Thought so! In that case you have done extremely well. English is my mother tongue, but I'm British and French and I have a bit of a linguistic background. My wife is ...

Mirrorless v DSLR is immaterial, really. Most of this discussion has revolved around 'all in one' v interchangeable lenses. A lot of people (including me!) believe that getting a cheap first ...

Nope. I leave my camera EXIF set to 1mm for all my adapted lenses. It avoids confusion compared to trying to re-set the f/l every time I change lenses.

As Golfhov has said, if they have the lenses you want, then what's the problem? Quite honestly, at the long end, say >100mm, the size and weight benefits of mirrorless over DSLR glass are marginal. ...

An interchangeable lens camera will give you more possibilities. Definitely. For most purposes having a DSLR or a mirrorless of about the same standard is immaterial. 95% of the knowledge that you ...

I sympathise. Phototeach and I have been doing this for over half a century. Lots of similar experience but very different opinions at the end of it. The big difference is that I try to take ...

Joe, I'm not going to get into a feature fight with you. 50 Euros! (About 70 bucks for those who are not familiar with world currencies) Fully compatible with a D300 for exposure and autofocus. A ...

For a start, don't worry about phototeach. He is obsessed by the FZ1000 and recommends it to everybody, regardless of their stated wants and needs. For many people it is all the camera they will ...

Actually, you are better off using a zoom as an aid to learning 'how to move'. The important thing in photography is getting the camera in the right place to take the picture you want. So often you ...