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The 5100, 6000, 6300 and 6500 are all kind of old right now and should be replaced. While the FF milcs are really competitive, the aps-c line is getting old in the tooth.

My list of improvements. (1) Touch screen that works as well as in any smartphone. (2) Screen that actually lets you see the 4k footage (not dimming ...

https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipNF_a_brPndU_vqubbX-j7AWn9g8MNDdl46L92L9uNNhHR2jSTWAVji7zmfNUwbaQ?key=a3dJQWpFaFRLQzU4MzhQX2JyTE9DakVmM2xoX05n Here are some pictures

I usually spend my holidays on a group tour. I can't even remember how many times people got frustrated because the damn camera couldn't take the shot. I'm just an amateur and not the big expert ...

Quite so. Is there a problem with the camera or it is a lack of knowhow?

I shot a video in Le Languedoc et L'Ariège. I used the following equipment: Sony a6300 and different lenses. Samsung S8 en DJI Osmo Mobile. A crutch (to support the video of the Sony a6300) and ...

I am a Sony user but I think you can get decent shot with every brand. Sometimes people seem to forget that the most important part of the equipment is the photographer. Buying a newer and more ...

The same goes for me. The kind of pictures I kept 15 years ago, would be deleted right away now. Older cameras have severe limitations in low-light and sports. But in decent light, you should be ...

You could consider a smart phone gimbal.

I am old fart and I have a mirrorless glued to my face. OVFs don't appeal to me.
I had to use them in the past because there was nothing else.
But the day I could stop chimping, I did.

So, why not the 80d?

I agree. I own the Samyang. However the Sony has AF, has a better range and has oss. However, the Samyang is much faster and really far sharper.

Yes, it is very sharp. It is an excellent lens.

True enough. Competition is good for all of us. But so far, neither Canon nor Nikon has something to show.

My precious

Funniest remark of the week.

No wonder the USA has about the biggest number of inmates in the civilised world.

Well, at that wide an opening, you will have to choose a single af point and be very accurate on what you focus. The depth of field will be razor thin. See image. At f 1,0 and a metre distance, the ...

@Garyinsocal Compared to Canon, the Nikon is widely awake. The Nikon D850 and D500 are great cameras and Nikon hasn't held back.

Minolta (which Sony bought) was the first to use the white lenses. Just a simple fact.