Keros

I am a SL2 user and beginner and I recently got a 7D mark II second hand for cheap. Obviously I know the R7 is the newest update for the 7D line but it's super expensive in comparison. With the 7D ...

Aside from the many great suggestions above, I would also suggest the Sigma 18-35mm F1.8 and the Sigma 50-100mm F1.8. I think they are good for both in studio settings and outdoor as well. The ...

I still use it on my SL2. This lens sort of gives me the Canon 24-85 vibe, it's kind of old and dated, there are better alternatives out there both from Canon and third parties, but it's still a ...

Yeah I watched those videos, then checked the price of those strobes and found out they are so expensive, and that's why I looked at other options and saw the Neewer Vision 4. But it's not Godox ...

Thanks for your reply. On the point about learning bounce flash first before investing money and getting other gears such as a transmitter, stand, bracket, etc, do I have to buy a bounce diffuser? ...

I am a beginner and wanted to start learning indoor real estate photography. Thinking of getting a strobe but not sure where to start. Which platform to go for, which transmitter, battery powered ...

How does the 7D II compare to the M6 II in general from a perspective of someone wanting an upgrade from the SL1/2/3 T1i/2i/3i rebel DSLR user? Or would something like an 80D or M50 II be better ...

Yeah looks like third party companies such as Sigma and Tamron are slowly switching to mirrorless and abandoning the DSLR market. Sigma has a 18-50mm F2.8 C for Sony. Tamron has a 17-70mm F2.8 for ...

That lens is a bang for the buck in terms of the materials and amount of glass you get in one lens, it's a beast. My thought process is this, remember back in the days at least on the Canon side...