Hey Photographers- I need suggestions
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I almost bought one of these a while back... http://www.dpreview.com/previews/canon-eos-m
You can get an adapter ring and run all of the ef-s "big boy" lenses on it like the 100mm 2.8 macro.
Oh yeah, it shares the same sensor as the t3, so.....
You can get an adapter ring and run all of the ef-s "big boy" lenses on it like the 100mm 2.8 macro.
Oh yeah, it shares the same sensor as the t3, so.....
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the all in ones have their pros and cons. the pros generally are price, and packaging. you get a lot of performance out of a single package.
the downside is generally expandability, with a fixed lens, you're going to be limited on what you're able to do.
there's a reason why the most expensive parts of a "real" camera, is the lens. with an all-in-one, you are basically buying the lens, with a set of functions attached to it.
from that perspective, i don't think the all-in-one are a good deal, because you end up paying a few hundred bucks for a lens that's really more of a $100-150 quality. they work fine in "normal" conditions with good light and un-challenging backgrounds, but when you're dealing with low light, the all-in-ones just can't cut it.
BUT, they have their place. if you're looking to do limited things with the all-in-one, and its able to perform for you, then there's no reason to invest in bigger/more expensive equipment..
the downside is generally expandability, with a fixed lens, you're going to be limited on what you're able to do.
there's a reason why the most expensive parts of a "real" camera, is the lens. with an all-in-one, you are basically buying the lens, with a set of functions attached to it.
from that perspective, i don't think the all-in-one are a good deal, because you end up paying a few hundred bucks for a lens that's really more of a $100-150 quality. they work fine in "normal" conditions with good light and un-challenging backgrounds, but when you're dealing with low light, the all-in-ones just can't cut it.
BUT, they have their place. if you're looking to do limited things with the all-in-one, and its able to perform for you, then there's no reason to invest in bigger/more expensive equipment..
this is the camera i take all my photos Reef related with as well as food photos.
Bought it 3 years ago for my Girl when it was around 350-400$ with all the dings and bells. Still love it to this day.
http://store.sony.com/WFS/SNYUS/en_...&cagpspn=pla&gclid=CL_Khsre5b0CFe07OgodKz0AGA
The carle zeiss series was really good intill they stoped making and selling them.
Bought it 3 years ago for my Girl when it was around 350-400$ with all the dings and bells. Still love it to this day.
http://store.sony.com/WFS/SNYUS/en_...&cagpspn=pla&gclid=CL_Khsre5b0CFe07OgodKz0AGA
The carle zeiss series was really good intill they stoped making and selling them.
for vacations a good camera body thats weather sealed. we went whale watching & im glad I brought the 7D.
strange, in all my vacations my wife ends up with a tiny pocket camera (panasonic, nikon, sony) and I end up with the 20 pound DSLR around my neck or in my pack with all the drinking water, then I hear "move faster slowpoke, its only 3 more MILES hike to the next great shot!"
strange, in all my vacations my wife ends up with a tiny pocket camera (panasonic, nikon, sony) and I end up with the 20 pound DSLR around my neck or in my pack with all the drinking water, then I hear "move faster slowpoke, its only 3 more MILES hike to the next great shot!"
i've got a Feisol CF tripod for my 600mm that is really nice, and tested it side by side with some other photographers at Yellowstone with their Gitzo ones. at 1/2 the price of the Gitzo for comparable tripods, it's really nice.
i also have a monopod that I carry on hikes, and use as a walking stick..
and it wasn't a selfie, it was my krazy hiking partner.. she was literally on meth, and wondering why i wasn't keeping up.. -_-
i also have a monopod that I carry on hikes, and use as a walking stick..
and it wasn't a selfie, it was my krazy hiking partner..
she was literally on meth, and wondering why i wasn't keeping up.. -_-
I purchased the sl1 a month or two ago, and I couldn't be happier. We just returned from a trip to the Pacific Northwest and I took some great looking photos. I got the camera and lens on sale for $519 brand new. Best buy price matches, so find the camera you want and get it from there so you don't have to wait (if you're impatient like me).
