The Nikon Zf is a “feel good” kind of a body and one I would use with mostly with retro MF lenses like that Noct Nikkor or even a Leica or Voigtlander lens.
The Nikon Zf is a “feel good” kind of a body and one I would use with mostly with retro MF lenses like that Noct Nikkor or even a Leica or Voigtlander lens.
The 907x 100c is indeed the most unique digital camera one can acquire today in 2024 in my opinion.
The Z9 and the Z8 are tech marvels and the finest cameras I have ever used in my lifetime. There are no real limitations (unless shooting in the dark), no real weaknesses and for me it bests the current crop of competition from the other big two names.
The Nikon Z8 is an amazing super camera that can do anything you need or want.
If you are shopping for a perfect walk around lens for your Leica SL, SL2 or SL2-S body I can highly recommend the Leica 24-70 Vario Elmarit lens.
It’s a complete package for cinema shooters or photo shooters. A true hybrid with spectacular specs and performance across the board.
Do I feel this is the best Monochrom? YES without question.
All in all this lens feels great in the hand, looks great and brings fantastic performance. Not much to say about it because it is what it is and it’s wonderful to have this option for Sony shooters.
If you are someone who wants the challenge of a manual camera, who wants something small, basic and simple yet gives us that Leica signature without spending $7-8k on an M10 or M10P…I would check out the new ME at $3999.
This is a unique crazy camera system. Small, modular and cool yet slow to focus and without any real IS that performs well.
After using the Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark III, I'm happy to say it is still very relevant and there's still a massive fan base shooting Micro Four Thirds.
Fujifilm GFX100 without a doubt, proved that world is full of surprises and that the camera manufacturers can still excite the photographic passion in us.
I highly recommend the Leica M-E (Typ 240) for anyone wanting to get into Leica.
So far it is my camera of the year for 2019 and that's that's my pick, right? So it might not fit for you but it really fits for me.
At the end of the day the Q2 is a lovely every day carry kind of camera. It has a fixed lens at 28mm with a fast aperture of f/1.7.
My experience with the A6400 was much better than I thought it would be. When they announced it, and even before that when I saw the rumor sites I was a bit disappointed.
If you own Nikon glass, the Z6 or Z7 is without question what you want.
I have already said it all but if you want to go back to your Analog M6 or M7 glory days, this is as close as you are going to get to it in digital form. No film required, just an SD card and a passion to shoot.
[F]uji has packed in SO MUCH good, and as for weakness there are VERY FEW.
The M50 is sort of a breakthrough camera for video shooters. If you do not want to break the bank, and want and expect reliable fast AF, a swivel out screen and touch controls as well as an EVF and light weight WITH image stabilization built in, the M50 may be perfect for you.
I was pleasantly surprised with this camera. Larger and bulkier than I had hoped for, but at the same time Fuji has delivered on what I felt was missing in prior bodies.
A smart buy all the way around and there would never be any “Buyers Remorse” with this one.
If I had a portrait studio or a wedding business this lens would be in my bag on day one of its release.
The Leica M10 is the best digital rangefinder ever made. [...] I give the Leica M10 my HIGHEST recommendation.
