Regarding what #7 said about seriously dont wait for black friday, sony stuff barely budges, I kinda have to disagree on sticking with the older model...
Regarding what #2 said about TL;DR: Avoid the 70-300 with converters in rainforest... I totally agree with that. When I went down there last year, the...
> I found that sticking to primes often saved me from the alignment headaches inherent in many zooms. I totally agree! To add to the point above, s...
Honestly, if you want to save some cash for gelato and not stress over gear, look at the Canon RF 24-240mm f/4-6.3 IS USM. Everyone obsesses over the ...
If you want the best balance of reliability and professional results for the engagement party, stick to the native glass. You dont want to mess with a...
TL;DR: Stop stressing, just go look at some sample galleries and decide. I agree with the others that reliability is the only thing that matters for a...
I tried adapting an older EF lens on my R7 to save cash, but it felt back-heavy and the autofocus hunted. You might want to consider the Canon RF 100-...
In my experience, the technical trade-off between pancake designs and motor speed is a real bottleneck. While shooting in Tokyo, I learned:Linear moto...
Jumping in here because I was actually pretty disappointed with the Sony Zeiss Sonnar T* FE 55mm f/1.8 ZA. I had issues with nasty green fringing in h...
TL;DR: Go with the Nikon NIKKOR Z 24-120mm f/4 S. I used one for my last trip and was super satisfied. The extra reach is a lifesaver for street shots...
Building on the earlier suggestion, unfortunately the 90mm APO is a bit too clinical for skin. It resolves every single pore, which is just annoying f...
To add to the point above: I totally feel your frustration! That same soft mush issue happened when I first got my R7 and I was so annoyed. Checking o...