I am not one to join web groups, but I am passionate about photography--40 years. I own Nikon gear. I will give my reason--one I never seen given. I have lenses from the 1970s that still work with my 2016 camera. No other company has offered that. As the current saying says 'Cameras are dispossible, but glass you keep'. I think Canon does have excellent sensors. Nikon has always farmed theirs out, usually to Sony. I will also say that I have seen great photos from very humble cameras. It is the eye and not the equipment. Now a day, it is also photoshop--actually, more photoshop.
I will also make another statement that I have not heard elsewhere. Artists have always used the best color spectrum available. Ansel Adams used B&W because that was the photoshop of its day. He would not do so today. All the famous painters painted in color. B&W has its place, but it is limited.
Welcome to the Hog Habanero, enjoy, this is a great site.
Welcome to UHH. Black and white is limited only by the skill of the photographer and the imagination of the person viewing the photograph.
--Bob
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I am not one to join web groups, but I am passionate about photography--40 years. I own Nikon gear. I will give my reason--one I never seen given. I have lenses from the 1970s that still work with my 2016 camera. No other company has offered that. As the current saying says 'Cameras are dispossible, but glass you keep'. I think Canon does have excellent sensors. Nikon has always farmed theirs out, usually to Sony. I will also say that I have seen great photos from very humble cameras. It is the eye and not the equipment. Now a day, it is also photoshop--actually, more photoshop.
I will also make another statement that I have not heard elsewhere. Artists have always used the best color spectrum available. Ansel Adams used B&W because that was the photoshop of its day. He would not do so today. All the famous painters painted in color. B&W has its place, but it is limited.
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Habanero, welcome to the site and the varied opinions. I took a workshop with Ansel over 40 years ago and at that time he did work with Polaroid color film. He likes B&W best. My guess he would still do B&W today but digitize his 8 x 10 negative and manipulate it Photoshop. To me Black and White is a pure art form.
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I am not one to join web groups, but I am passionate about photography--40 years. I own Nikon gear. I will give my reason--one I never seen given. I have lenses from the 1970s that still work with my 2016 camera. No other company has offered that. As the current saying says 'Cameras are dispossible, but glass you keep'. I think Canon does have excellent sensors. Nikon has always farmed theirs out, usually to Sony. I will also say that I have seen great photos from very humble cameras. It is the eye and not the equipment. Now a day, it is also photoshop--actually, more photoshop.
I will also make another statement that I have not heard elsewhere. Artists have always used the best color spectrum available. Ansel Adams used B&W because that was the photoshop of its day. He would not do so today. All the famous painters painted in color. B&W has its place, but it is limited.
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Welcome to the group, enjoy!
Welcome to the hog, Habanero. Guess again where Canon gets their high end sensors from......you got it......Sony.
Welcome to the forum.
Jack
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