TylerQ

Articles like this are only meant to fan the flames of dissing one camera or another. Pick the camera you like and go out and shoot.

I use that combination on my D7500. The auto focus works to a point. In dim light zoomed out to 400mm you can have some issues getting focus to work as it seems to search a bit. But in bright ...

Affinity Photo.

I doubt that it’s a shutter problem. It looks normal to me given the subject and focal length. What ever app you used to create the panorama did a lousy job smoothing the images together.

Alien Skin Exposure X3.

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Help me understand why you would need one.

So long Adobe and it's slow bloatware.

Exposure X3 will solve the LR issue with the catalog. You files can be anywhere. And no bloated catalog slowing things down as to add images to a bookmarked folder.

I dumped LR for Exposure X3 and it's a great editing application. Will never go back to any Adobe products. I find it faster than Lightroom. I like the fact that I don't have to switch between the...

Or migrate to Affinity Photo or Alien Skin Exposure X3.

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I’m left eyed and use back button focus. No problem.

My 50mm f/1.8 is tack sharp with both my camera bodies.

I think going to http://strobist.blogspot.com/ would be a better option.

Mine didn’t.

There is no boring focal length, just boring photographs taken by boring photographers.

Fantastic!

Beautiful photograph!

It’s a non issue.