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I think the 18-55 and 55-250 would be great starter lenses. Use these to find the focal length you use most or like most. Then you will be better able to choose a fast prime that may suit your ...

Stop being so logical:-).........by the way, I agree 100%.

There seems to be numerous "dust-bunnies" in the sky of the first photo.

Mint 19.1 has not been released yet: https://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=3642 I've been using Linux Mint (Cinnamon) for a number of years with very few problems. It was #1 on Distrowatch for a long, long ...

I don't know if this will help, but recent versions of Mint have omitted "ntfs-3g" from their basic install, so I had to install it just to even view "ntfs" formated HD's. Here's a link to the ...

Awesome.........thanks for sharing.

Slightly earlier version review: https://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/debian-9.html May or may not be of any help.

I shoot the same way with my 6D. If I want to lock in the exposure, I use the * button. I think by default that is what the * button does.........at least on the 6D. I believe the * button can be ...

I have a A-1 as well and that's what I did to remind me what film I had in the camera (besides making sure to set the ISO dial when installing the film). For those cameras that don't have this...

Nice shot. Enjoy the wondrous world of the small !!!

I just thought of another "wild" possibility. Try a different SD card. Perhaps it's not writing properly which would cause the buffer to not clear. Make sure to format it in the camera (long ...

I haven't had that problem with mine either, nor have I read anyone else on this forum having an issue like this. Mine wakes up fairly fast. Perhaps the OP could set the camera to "not sleep" and ...

I have a 6D and the 40mm and the 50 1.4. For portability you can't beat the 40mm, and it's sharp wide open. Because the 6D is so good at high ISO's, I don't worry so much (about low light ...

Excellent..........as good as the best I've seen on this forum. The lighting and background adds a lot to your images. I look forward to seeing more of your work.

Perhaps you forgot (or are too young to remember) about what happened to the FD lenses when the EF lenses were introduced. That may, or may not, be relevant with your statement, as the whole Canon ...

That upgrade is long, long overdue. I wouldn't mind if it wasn't "L", or didn't have IS. It just needs to be more robust (real USM), with updated lens coatings, compared to the current ...

That sounds like a reasonable combo as long as you're not interested in anything wide. My combo is the 40mm pancake for portability and the 100mm macro for it's versatility. I do have a 16mm ...

If it weren't for it's slow, but tolerable, STM focus motor.......it might be the closest thing to a perfect FF travel lens for general snapshots. I love it on my 6D, and highly recommend it. It's ...

I would settle for an updated EF 50mm F/1.4 (L or not) USM or STM (for those who need video) IS (if it can work with IBIS). This way the lens could be much smaller/lighter than a 50mm F/1.2, still ...

I have the same combo as well.......plus a couple of other lenses. The 6D and 40mm are a perfect match for travel and general snapshots. I still shoot raw only though, as you never know when you ...