Posts for: jdub82
Jan 27, 2020 20:57:13 #
ButchS wrote:
Most photo equipment on Amazon, especially camera bodies and lenses, actually come from Adorama or B&H Photo.
While the dealers mentioned certainly offer items for sale on Amazon as third party vendors, Amazon is also an authorized dealer for all the major manufacturers and sells a huge number of cameras, lenses and other electronics that come directly from Amazon.
Jan 27, 2020 02:44:59 #
Beautiful image! Yes, God's amazing creation is a joy to capture in photographs.
Jan 26, 2020 07:15:16 #
miked46 wrote:
I started with the T2i and it was/is a very good camera, my current camera is the 90D, I was also looking into FF, but to be honest, unless you are a PRO, I have changed my mind. for 2K you could get the 90D and the updated 18-135 & 10-18, now you are ready to roll. just my opinion.
I agree. The 90D kit with the 18-135 USM would be a significant upgrade and would allow you to keep your current lenses, and possibly add another great lens. The Canon 6D Mark II would be a good full frame option, and can be purchased with one of the Canon 24-105 lenses within your budget. However, that would give you only one lens for the new camera. The only real advantage the 6D Mark II would give you over the 90D is improved low light capability. If that is important to you, that might be a good reason to go full frame when you upgrade.
Jan 26, 2020 06:56:19 #
Bob Mevis wrote:
Welcome.
Welcome to UHH! If purchasing from Amazon, you'll want to make sure the purchase is directly from Amazon, and not one of their third party sellers. if the listing specifically says "sold and shipped by Amazon" that indicates it is actually sold by Amazon and not a third party. I have often purchased electronics from Amazon directly and have been very pleased with their products and service. Amazon is an authorized dealer for Nikon, Canon and most of the major manufacturers, and they sell cameras with the manufacturer's U.S. Warranty. Third party sellers sometimes offer "grey market" cameras at a lesser price. These grey market cameras do not come with a U.S. warranty. Another way to tell if an item is grey market, is if it is offered at a substantial discount from other dealers. All authorized Nikon U.S. dealers have to sell cameras at a price set by Nikon. (Compare the price with another reputable online dealer such as B & H Photo or Adorama. These two dealers are great and are often recommended here on UHH ). Beware of bundles that include a lot of accessories. These extra items are generally not worth a lot, and tend to be low quality. I am a Canon shooter, but have family members who shoot with Nikon. There is a huge difference between the D5600 and the D750. The D5600 is what is referred to as a crop sensor camera, and the D750 is a full frame model. Could you have been referring to the D7500 which is the next step up in the line of crop sensor Nikons from the D5600? The D7500 would be a great step up from an entry level 3000 series Nikon.
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