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On my Alaska trip I found that the 24 was plenty wide for most everything.  I had 200 on the long end and there were times when I wanted more reach.  Especially with wildlife that run faster and ...

Are you doing the cruise to the inside passage or the rail trip to Denali or a totally self guided tour hiking wilderness?  I did the rail cruise trip which was amazing.  I had 300mm on the long ...

I put an Arte Di Mano half case on my Fuji XT2 when I got it. Absolutely stunning case. Now I think the half case is worth more than the camera body.  It might not be the best for the EOS R ...

I'll go out on the limb and guess he's looking for the Pro version of the EOS R that many of the rest of us are waiting for.  2039 might be a tad of a wait but some rumors are late 2019.  Canon ...

I have an older model 28-70mm 2.8L lens that every time I think I want to sell it and update to a newer model, I see just how beautiful this lens renders sharp images, I think-what's the point.  ...

I went to your website was well.  Really enjoyed your photos and perspective.  Istanbul is on my wish list of places to travel to.  Keep up the great work.

I like the comment that one of the posters made regarding cameras not having IBIS.  I have felt that way as well.  Having shot numerous weddings and other events in the past with Hasselblad ...

I'll take a semi-educated guess...Photo C and Tamron 28-70.  Second guess is same photo only with the 50 1.8

I’m having a hard time fighting back the urge to go back to Canon but when i see the colors and the detail in your images, especially the tulips, it’s just a matter of time.  Still kept my best ...

I should add that I also had a 16-35mm lens that in some instances I used but could have gotten by with 24...

Just today I went to Samy’s camera to play with the EOS R and really liked the way it felt.  The 24-105 felt balanced and appeared to be very sharp.  I was blown away by the size of the 28-70 f2 ...

Doesn’t Tether Tools Case Air handle this request?  I had the Cam Ranger for my Canon equipment years ago and it worked well.

I passed on my Sony A6000 to my wife and it still takes great photos.  Matched up with the Sony 10-18 and 16-70 lenses, a great combo.  I would opt to go the Sony A6500 route instead.  I think ...

I still have the Hasselblad 503cxi with the 50, 80, 150 and 180 lenses.  Can’t seem to part with them and now not worth a fraction of what I paid for it.  The craftsmanship of the camera and ...

I suppose at one time I was as guilty of this as the next photographer, always wanting the latest and greatest even though what I had or what was currently out would more than suffice 99.9% of my ...

I’m not aware of any professional level cameras that have built in flash.  Many, and I hope I’m not speaking out of ignorance, use a small Godox type flash or off-camera flash unit.  And-most ...

I purchased the Watson dual battery charger with the % meters.  I don’t have a link right now to it.  Purchased it from I believe B&H.  Works very well and nice to have two batteries going at the ...

Looking back I sold off my Canon 300AF f4 L.  Kicking myself now.  I held onto my 28-70 2.8 L and 16-35 F2.8L lens.  Old but incredibly sharp and work great with my metabones V adapter.  Didn’t ...

I have enjoyed my Canon Digital Cameras over the last 10 some odd years and the lenses as well.  I was hoping for and may still get a Canon mirrorless down the road.  The thing that concerns me is ...

Great photos.  I’m going there in October to scope out a potential retirement home.  I can’t wait.  Outside of Boise area first then see where my travel takes me.