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I wish I bought D30 in 2000 instead of shooting film until 2004 and various digital point and shoots until i finally got 500D in 2011...

Shadow recovery is better with 80D, but I would not expect miracles if you come from SL1, which is already quite decent APC-S body

I think the best alternative is to shoot 80D in live view. The only downside is that you need to change the batteries more often

stop shooting jpegs

I think it is an invention of a cheap and decent quality 18-55 kit lens with a stabilisation from Canon and Nikon that made APS-C format viable. Most of the APS-C cameras never had a lense other...

I recommend 2nd hand 24-105 STM for $150-200. Should cover most of your needs Decent IQ, excellent focussing and IS

Since you are at it add iPhone XS (or whatever latest smartphone you have) to this comparison

I had Contax G that was made of titanium. Ti has a low heat conductivity and feels nice to the touch. It does scratch easily. There are some Ti alloys or coatings that are much harder that are ...

Ideal product would be developer and fix small kits for one tank, individually packed and sealed. You can keep then chemicals forever in a freezer and results will be very consistent

don't forget 24-104 STM. It is good at f5.6. Much cheaper 2nd hand

24-70/2.8 VR Expensive? Yes. However it covers most situations

The target group of GFX are the pros that currently use Phase Ones and similar, i.e people that are used to pay several times more. They see the difference

All you need to know about the quality of the reporting is in this oxymoron sentence: "though Kodak Alaris is a profitable business, its bottom line after taxes has seen huge losses"

KR is a God. Here are proofs: 1. It seems like whatever camera/lens you google KR is in Top 3 of organic search results 2. Seemingly he makes a lot of money from photography 3. When I see ...

I was downloading some pictures from iCloud taken with iPhone 7plus and XS and found that some photo sizes are correct at 12MP and many are just 3 MP (2048x1536) I am a bit shocked frankly. Am I ...

I am actually curious what weighs so much in this camera. Looking forward to tear-apart from Lens Rentals

"It's not a size of the sensor, but how you use it" - said a man with a small sensor. "It is a myth that once you go FF you never go back - we have plenty of customers that enjoy the tricks we can...

It looks to as if an aftermarket strap stripped the plastic coating. It is a bit hard for me to see if there is a corrosion of magnesium alloy, but if you at closer inspection see other than solid ...

The naming of the camera really indicative how much little effort was put into marketing of this camera. It is hard to remember it even now, and next week after an announcement of Panasonic S1 this...

Yes it is. SNR curve is the same between ISO 100-1600