HeyItsJoel

I'm confused. Is this a replacement for the D810 or D750?

You're pretty low maintenance if that's all you want. I want a supermodel trophy wife and lots of cash to maintain her.  ;)

Not in my experience.  Of all the major players, Fuji is the stingiest, IMO.

Final Words "I think the big surprise here is that this is a highly competent lens for the modest price. Plus it has IS built in, making it even more valuable to some. I wasn't expecting much from ...

Just as picture #1 indicates, take a ban saw and cut the lens in half to make sure everything is on the up and up. If so, buy it.

It's true to an extent. A flash is invaluable but it also depends on what you want to shoot. On my Nikon P7800 point and shoot, a bounce flash SB400 is worth its weight in gold--when I just want...

Talk is cheap.

I thought you were talking about sensor size.

For me, the 10-24mm because I mainly shoot landscapes.  I've no need for f1.4

The only loser is the one taking these fanboy ratings seriously.

Here's the non-fanboy rating:

Canon = Nikon = Sony = Fuji = Olympus = Pentax

Sponsored by Canon no doubt.

Buy all the lenses made for m43 and start using all of them at once.  Once you figured out which one you like best, sell the rest off.

Congratulations - we found your match! Nikon D750

I'm sure he can make magic even with a cell phone camera.

I hope there would be live streaming of the eclipse.

I live in the 16-24mm range. And panorama doesn't work well with long exposures during low light photography. That's why I need A&S controls and that's why cell phones are not a good substitute...

The real upgrade is from 80D to D750.

That excels at none.

Give me an iPhone with an UWA lens and manual controls of the aperture and shutter then I'll believe what this article is claiming. Until that happens, no.