So in terms of photography, in terms of images, I am much happier now that I see the images on the computer than I was when I was on location.
So in terms of photography, in terms of images, I am much happier now that I see the images on the computer than I was when I was on location.
Here we are a year out from the EOS R and honestly, it hasn't aged very well. It was already behind the curve when it was announced and a year later it's slipping further and further down the wrong side of the slide.
So the big question is can I recommend this lens and the answer is yes. [I]f you're a Sony shooter who's been waiting for a mega zoom lens and you don't mind holding something that's four-and-a-half pounds [...] this is a very good option [...]
[Y]ou can't go wrong with that as a learning camera, as a starting camera.
You're better off staying with a Tamron 100-400mm f/4.5-6.3 Di VC USD like this and saving the money and putting the extra cash into something else or just saving up for future lenses.
If you're just starting out, this is a very good camera to start with. It's not as expensive as the Nikon D500, but it's also not as inexpensive as the D5600, but it offers a lot of frames per second.
It's not really about all of the specs and features that a camera has, it's about what you do with it.
It's personal preference, sometimes color feels better, sometimes black and white feels better, that's for you to figure out, but I'm pretty happy with the results I've Been getting from the camera, I'm very happy with the photo so far.
I'm very happy with how this camera handled. I like the fact that this was the first time I ever shot anything with this camera and I was able to come back with great keeper shots.
I think the 5D Mark IV is one of those all-encompassing cameras that can do a little bit of everything and do it well.
The D500 is a great camera that Nikon has put out. It is an unbelievable place for somebody new getting into photography to consider starting.
The focus speed, I haven't used a camera that focuses as fast as this camera does especially with the best glass on there that I was putting there. The shooting speed at 12 frames a second continuous is extremely incredible.
I can recommend it to people if you're looking for something to carry around or it's your first point and shoot.
So I really enjoyed using this Canon 11-24 F4. I think, if you can afford it, this is the lens that should be in your bag.
[I]t is a solid beast of a camera, I haven't seen autofocus works so well when I was shooting with the continuous 65 point AF compared to the Nikon side, I think that the focus was great for shooting the sports [...]
I'm very, very happy with the result from this camera, I can highly recommend it if you're in the market for a full-frame DSLR on the Nikon side or in general looking for a great camera, this is going to give you great photos and great video in a professional sense.
So if you're looking for one, definitely go ahead, pick one up because it is a workhorse, it's much better than the D800 in my opinion because of the better focusing and the better ISO capability.
It's responsive, and it's good at what it's supposed to do.
So Nikon did a great job there and camera all in all is very, very good for its $1,199.00 price range.
I highly recommend this for somebody jumping into a full-frame market if you don't need the we all need really good autofocus.
I'm very happy with the results from the camera.
This is a solid camera that I would have no problem recommending to anybody starting out.
At $199, this is a really, really good lens [...]
All in all, it's a very good camera.
