What camera do you have
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canon t6i
with
tamron 18-400mm
honestly tho the best cameras right now are in the smartphones like the
note 20 ultra
with
tamron 18-400mm
honestly tho the best cameras right now are in the smartphones like the
note 20 ultra
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A well intentioned package brought from Amazon like 3-4 years ago? .... and haven't used it yet
NIKON D5200
LENS AF-5 DX NIKKOR
.
NIKON D5200
LENS AF-5 DX NIKKOR
.
damn you a photography ?
A well intentioned package brought from Amazon like 3-4 years ago? .... and haven't used it yet
NIKON D5200
LENS AF-5 DX NIKKOR
.
I got this in 2014 and copped a 35mm lens and a zoom
Collecting dust for about a year now. I mostly use my Pixel XL
Still: Canon 7D mark II, Canon T3i
Cine: BlackMagic Pocket cam 4k, RED Epic-X
Cine: BlackMagic Pocket cam 4k, RED Epic-X
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photography and film
Sony A6000. A great buy for the Money. Especially for someone just starting out plus it's Mirrorless.
https://shotkit.com/sony-a6000-review/
https://shotkit.com/sony-a6000-review/
There's a lot more that goes into a camera that makes a cellphone unable to compete in many professional settings. for example aperture range, focal distance and image compression, high shutter speeds, wider dynamic range, etc... You can get great photos from a cell phone camera, but more than often the scenario you're taking those photos in would have to be ideal (lighting, etc...) versus having far more control with an actual camera
I was out shooting a Sunset a few days ago and there were a few folks shooting it with their Cell Phones. I'll put my pictures up against their's any day. Shooting a "landscape" in Portrait mode is just wrong. That being said I still take shots with my Cellphone where it makes sense.
makes sense. thanks.
canon 5d mk3 - 35mm f1/2L, 70-200mm f/2.8L, 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L
and yes white balance and color correction etc in post are still needed
no- like another poster said- cell cams can't match lens, aperture control & size, sensor sizes, shutter speeds etc of dslr or mirrorless...
and yes white balance and color correction etc in post are still needed
don't get that man there's a lot of better ones for around that price.
yea thats what i have also i have the canon g7 mark 2 for blogging which i haven't started yet but i'm bout to later this year.most important thing to remember is get a 50mm lens.the ol nifty fifty will save your life lol.im looking for a nothing nice prime lens but dang man my pockets isnt ready just yet,
thanks for the info bro but my pockets are no where near these prices too lol.dud i raise 3 kids i barely have money for a nice applebee's dinner lol real talk.
so what would recommend ?
canon t6i
with
tamron 18-400mm
honestly tho the best cameras right now are in the smartphones like the
note 20 ultra
That t6..ain't no punk..ain't no smartphone Fuckin with it.. periods..brah
Tell em..I keep a slr on deck.. canon EOS.. with a 72 inch tripod..brah
Dam Skippy...any one got a GoPro? That muffucka shoot video like ain't no tomorrow..got dam..Im going for one this week.. brah
well the canon 80d is a good all around camera,great for video and pictures.if you have room in your pockets the canon 5d mach 4 is my dream camera.but the 80d has a touch screen it swivels it have a mic output.does great b roll videos.but if i had my wish i would get the canon 5d mach4 thats the Bentley of cameras.real talk to be honest you can take good pictures with any half was decent camera if you have the skills its mainly the lens most people worry about.
canon t6i
with
tamron 18-400mm
honestly tho the best cameras right now are in the smartphones like the
note 20 ultra
Incorrect. A cell phone camera will NEVER be as good as a dedicated camera. Not even close. Not even in the same galaxy.
I had all Nikon Pro gear. Sold it all. Went into MFT (a format that seems on the verge of obsolescence, but that's another story) because of the size and weight.
The main thing to remember is - bodies will come and go but glass (lenses) are always critical. Invest in lenses and get whatever body suits your needs.
What are your needs? You can buy used or refurbished bodies and concentrate on glass.
How much do you want to carry? Good glass is heavy. Pro bodies are heavy. And both are big. But you can't beat the results.
Like most things in life, people are going to praise their chosen brand of gear to the heavens. Mainly because they want to validate their cleverness in purchasing it and your idiocy in buying some other brand. Pay them no mind. I bought and used every major brand and they all are extremely capable.
So waddaya want to do?
The main thing to remember is - bodies will come and go but glass (lenses) are always critical. Invest in lenses and get whatever body suits your needs.
What are your needs? You can buy used or refurbished bodies and concentrate on glass.
How much do you want to carry? Good glass is heavy. Pro bodies are heavy. And both are big. But you can't beat the results.
Like most things in life, people are going to praise their chosen brand of gear to the heavens. Mainly because they want to validate their cleverness in purchasing it and your idiocy in buying some other brand. Pay them no mind. I bought and used every major brand and they all are extremely capable.
So waddaya want to do?
Similar gear:
Nikon D810
Nikon Z6
Nikon Z24-70mm F/2.8
Nikon 85mm F/1.8
Tamron 70-200mm F/2.8 G2
Nikon 135mm F/2 <----my go to for portraits (sleeper lens)
DJI Mavic Zoom with polarized lens kit
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