Canon for speed, Nikon for low light work, Fuji for color and walk about work !
Well, I have a number of them- I have been very busy of late, but I still have them loaded with Fujichrome 50 & 100 asa.
I still have mine- I keep it mounted on a D300s; brilliant lens, and a fine walkabout combination.
I think you will find that the butterfly shown is a painted lady !
I think 3 is the most detailed photo
Welcome to the Mac ! I recently bought a new (to me ) imac, circa 2015 Oct. version. To say it was struggle was an understatement. I found that I have been used to Photoshop and iPhoto over many versions, the new
photos was, quite honestly, bloody useless; so much so I never use it. iPhoto was superb; why change it ?
Importing images, once a complete doddle, was now really difficult; according to Apple, you now had to use iTunes, and why, I still don't know; in desperation I went to my mac guru, and acquainted him with my problems; he just laughed, and said well don't both with all that crap, just do this! He wrote down a short paragraph, and there you go- easy! And, you guessed it, it was . My daughter, also a mac user, was similarly scathing- the latest macs are a con, you now have to find an external super drive to load cd's/ dvd's, and also usb 3 compatible card reader to load images, all because Apple want to make the thinnest possible machines. Why ? Admittedly the retina display is superb, three steps forward two back. Who suffers? The dear old Mac user ! I have been using Macs since the early nineties, so I think I qualify for a rant !
If you bought one, especially one of the Sigma art line, you would have your answer.
Definitely NOT . I think that Photos is a mockery compared to iPhoto, It is worse than useless.Most of my friends think the same- iPhoto was a constant companion for many years, whereas Photos is just plain useless.
Version C; much more informative
MPB is a well known UK firm, and has an excellent reputation.
Really no problem; I have both systems, Canon and Nikon. I use the canon gear for speed, i.e. Birds and animals, and the Nikon for low light subjects. Really, it is just a matter of usage and training. I have always used the combo, and am quite happy using both systems as the job requires
Don't do it ! Not necessary with your kit !!
Well.i have two daughters, both photographers. They assured me that Samsung runs rings round the iPhone ! Go figure that one out !