Don’t blame IPhones or any other brand!
Nov 21, 2022 07:56:20 #
Longshadow wrote:
Are you going on the premise that the DSLR to which you are referring has a rear articulated viewing screen?
Mine doesn't. It would not be any different for me.
Oh, wait, I'm the only one with a non-articulated viewing screen.
(But I do have an angle finder for my DSLR.)
Mine doesn't. It would not be any different for me.
Oh, wait, I'm the only one with a non-articulated viewing screen.
(But I do have an angle finder for my DSLR.)
But if you use the DSLR with the screen you tried to turn it into a mirrorless. I never use liveview because if I like liveview I would use a mirrorless.
Nov 21, 2022 08:02:38 #
CHG_CANON wrote:
Your camera is only as good as you can use it.
Nov 21, 2022 09:11:22 #
Nov 21, 2022 12:09:49 #
mwsilvers
Loc: Central New Jersey
markwilliam1 wrote:
I do my fair share of traveling and am guessing it’s 90% Smart Phones vs. DSLR’s, Mirrorless, etc. from my observations. Sometimes I feel a little out of place lugging a tripod and everyone else has a phone in their hands for the same shot Lol! I’m pushing 70 and am amazed at this change! All my friends under 60 have only Smart Phones. One day I think they will figure out a way to increase the focal length using AI. Can’t wait!
I use my Samsung Galaxy s22 plus which takes excellent snapshots quite often when I do not have my primary camera with me. However, when I go out shooting and want to creatively capture the best images I can, I use my manual focus Voigtländer prime lenses designed specifically for my Nikon Z fc. Besides the very excellent results I get with those lenses, the shooting experience using manual focus lenses on my retro Z fc body in manual mode gives ves me an immense amount of satisfaction.
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