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It's difficult to say what brightness levels are the best as brightness varies between monitors. To prevent your photos from overexposing, checking the histogram and white clipping are the most ...

As the people above mentioned, lenses with a great zoom range are usually not as good in terms of image quality. And most of the people don't actually need that crazy zoom unless you shoot sports ...

Yeah, I mean the one with autofocus for the Samyang 85mm because it could come in handy when shooting weddings or b-roll for YouTube videos. I had been considering Sigma as well but it's way too ...

Hello. I'm a prime lens person and I currently own a 24mm, 35mm and 50mm. I have been considering adding a 85mm to my lineup. I will use it for mainly backlit portrait, weddings and b-roll for ...

I'm a wedding and vacation photographer based in Hong Kong. All of the bookings in the early 2020 are rescheduled. There are no vacation photoshoot bookings anymore at the moment. I have been ...

Basically, any cameras with aperture/shutter priority mode and manual mode are good enough for beginners. Because using these modes force you to learn the correlations between aperture, shutter ...

Sometimes, upgrading to a new camera will help enhancing the speed of autofocus. I upgraded from EOS 650D to EOS 6D a few years ago. I used my old 50mm f/1.8 II on both cameras and I found that ...

I am a wedding photographer and I prefer candid and natural pictures. I use aperture priority mode most of the time. I will let the camera to decide the shutter speed while I will control the ...

I am a wedding photographer and I like candid and documentary styles. Personally, I stick to prime lenses as I really like the shallow depth of field created by the wide aperture of the lenses. It ...

Basically any cameras with manual mode are good enough for beginners. The lens that you mentioned will cover your needs. The images taken with this camera and lens might not be ultra sharp, but ...

As mentioned by the others, it's probably because the DSLR leaves you more room for post processing. Even if you compare the photos taken with a DSLR to those taken with a flagship smartphone, say ...

I think if you have limited budget, you would better buy a zoom lens as the primary lens and a cheap 50mm lens as your secondary lens. The 50mm lens allows you to get some images with nice blurry ...

EOS M50 is probably the best choice here. It seems to have far more focus points than the 250D, M50 is a mirrorless camera after all. The burst rate is also far higher. These two factors sometimes ...

The Canon M50 seems to be a popular choice among quite a lot of YouTubers. If you are not shooting at 4K, the crop factor shouldn't affect you.

If you are used to the grip of EOS 7D, you won't like the tiny EOS 250D. My sister has a EOS 100D and I had borrowed her camera once for a job (I only had a EOS 6D at that time and I need a ...

I upload photos to my website with the long side at 2500px and file size lower than 500kB for the sake of SEO. If you don't want people to steal your work, you may want to further shrink the size ...

As a die-hard fan of Canon, I would say Canon is good in terms of color science, user-friendliness and reliability. The EOS RP is a good full-frame camera at this price point if you don't mind the ...

It'd be great if there will be pancake lenses for EOS R. My Sigma prime lenses are too heavy to carry while travelling abroad.

My first camera was a Canon Powershot G12. The screen was horrible if you compare to the cameras that I purchased after upgrading from Powershot G12, which were the EOS 650D, 6D and now the EOS R. ...

I would recommend switching to Lightroom in the beginning. When I first started learning photography, I tried Lightroom and I had never looked back. You will have more control on your photos in ...