I have one on my X-T2 and have been very pleased with it. An excellent lens at a very fair price.
Beautiful photos. Thanks for sharing them.
Wow! Absolutely beautiful!
All EXCELLENT photos. Thanks for sharing them. My favorite is #8.
Merry Christmas to all.
I always wear a belt AND suspenders to keep my pants up. Likewise, I always keep a filter AND a hood on my lenses for maximum protection of my equipment.
MDI Mainer wrote:
I also have a mix of Sony and after-market batteries, and have discerned no difference in performance between the two.
That has been my experience too.
It hurts my eyes. I admit I do prefer sharpness to blurry photos.
I've always used "Shutdown After Update". Never had a problem restarting after update.
CHG_CANON wrote:
Some people like to use a a mild soup like Dawn. Results may vary.
I prefer to use my dishwasher for my fine optics. It cleans them and dries them without handling them.
Excellent photos. What a great way to start the morning. Really outstanding work. Thanks for sharing.
CHG_CANON wrote:
Have you really exhausted an industry standard 24MP D3500? What you are you trying to accomplish this camera cannot do for you? A D5600 is also a 24MP camera. You won't 'see' any difference in the images from these bodies. The D7200 is a 24MP camera. You won't 'see' any difference in the images from these bodies... Honesty, there is no logical upgrade from a still new and relevant D3500.
How true! I went through the same comparisons a few years ago and kept my D3300 and never regretted it. That is until I became interested in the Fuji X-T2 system after seeing all the beautiful images taken with it. So I made the switch to an entirely new system and never regretted it. I still have the D3300 and still enjoy it but the X-T2 is NUMBER ONE.
The bottom line:
"The most common scapegoat for poor camera sales, the growth of the smartphone market, is not entirely to blame here. Toyo Keizai says that Nikon’s fear of conflicting with its DSLR camera sales made the company reluctant to produce a mirrorless camera. By the time it entered the market, Sony had long since entrenched itself. In 2019, Sony produced 1.65 million units, while Nikon had only produced 280,000."
Isn't that called "Ransomware" where some unknown tech freezes your computer and you have to pay a large sum to have him repair it? I didn't know it would attack MAC equipment.