These are great times when we can have a camera that delivers so much of the bigger camera experience in a small, lean, elegant package.
These are great times when we can have a camera that delivers so much of the bigger camera experience in a small, lean, elegant package.
In the end, in case you couldn't tell, I really like this camera. It's safe to say that I would like to keep 9 out of 10 cameras that come through here.
From a still image perspective, the Nikon Z 5 is a real all-around monster in a small package.
The Nikon D780 is essentially that same body for DSLRs. It has the legacy compatibility while embracing newer features as well.
In fact, I absolutely adored this lens and how lightweight and compact it was.
I will discuss some of the specifications in this video, but know that overall this camera is it's just an all-around enjoyable camera to use and is supported by the specs.
The X-T3 is positioned as one of the top-end Fuji bodies. The Fujifilm X-T30 has a lower price point and manages to have the majority of the functionality.
The Fujis just got us the shots, and the most important box to check for Fuji: it was fun to use.
It's quiet, it's compact, it can get the job done, I don't have to worry about it, I can trust that I will get stellar results every time.
The Z 7 exceeded my expectations in terms of still photography. It has become the camera that I grab most often, and that's saying something.
[...] I'm gonna look to a classic 80s movie to sum up my thoughts on the Leica SL Typ 601: a clever young man once said, if you have the means, I highly recommend picking one up.
If there is another body that will do it for you, I can tell you that the D850 is a fantastic choice for a wide range of photography purposes, but cameras cost a lot, the D850 being no exception. But of course, all that being said, sometimes we just want something new.
It simply works and it's a fantastic option for people who want to be able to take incredible photos to print or post online but don't want that hefty price tag that can come with a DSLR setup.
Okay friends, the bottom line is that the Nikon D500 blows me away with its speed, handling, and high ISO capabilities.
All in all, so far so good with this little giant.
It's a prime, and it's an absolutely fantastic prime, but it's larger and costs much more than many others.
It's a no compromise solution for taking a camera into the big world out there. I can grab any one of my Nikon lenses to go along with it, and the results have impressed me each and every time.
You can take it anywhere, and it's not going to hold you back.
There's a romance to working with it. If romancing a camera is wrong, I don't want to be right.
I hope my Nikon audience isn't too disappointed when I say this, but like my Rebel T4i, you can pick this up and shoot all day. It works and it works very well.
The Canon EOS Rebel T4i (650D) is lightweight and quick and easy to use. To make it even better, the image quality is great and you've got lots of flexibility when you want it.
The Nikon D600 has all of the benefits of a full-frame DSLR in a fairly compact package. It's agile; it's inexpensive when you consider that it's a full-frame DSLR.
