Late to the party here, but just wanted to chime in with a quick cautionary tale from my own experience last month. I was rushing to swap out my filte...
Gonna try this over the weekend. Will report back if it works!
> You can easily find them used for way under your $800 budget Agreed, get the Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 12-40mm f/2.8 PRO. It is the best all-aro...
ngl trying to figure out memory card speeds when I first got my camera gave me a massive headache. tbh the biggest trap is buying random off-brand car...
^ This. Also, check out the Sigma 85mm f/1.4 DG DN Art. It's sharper than the old glass and saves cash for studio lights. Don't overthink it.
^ This. Also, this comes up a lot. The a7 V does not exist yet, so you cannot buy it. Since your budget is $2500 and you need gear for coastal landsca...
Congrats on the new body. I've been through three of these sensor upgrades over the years — trust me, pixel peeping the 40mp hype will just drive you ...
This comes up a lot, but honestly, with the sensor density on those Sony bodies, it is all about the leg diameter and twist lock tension. I used to lu...
So funny you ask this — last summer I faced the exact same dilemma with my setup. I bought the Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8 Di III VXD G2 and used the savings...
> Skip the giant heavy brick lenses unless you wanna throw your back out. To add to the point above: watch out for sketchy used gear online. People...
^ This. Also, FeiyuTech SCORP Pro 2 is decent on paper, but Axis lock reliability on the DJI RS 4 Pro 9lb payload is much better for heavy cinema glas...
Like someone mentioned, grabbing an Kaza Leather Case for Ricoh GR III is lowkey the move tbh — it has that battery door cutout you need, plus it look...
Saw this and had to chime in. Regarding what #3 said about "Listen, stop messing around with generic junk. Grab..." - honestly you should just go hit ...
Saving this thread