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Building on the earlier suggestion, Canon EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS STM really is the way to go here, especially since you are on a tight budget. Those...
Coming back to this, I totally get why your head is spinning. Camera marketing is designed to confuse people tbh. Japan in October is gonna be incredi...
> half the threads on reddit say its too boring and you really need a 2.8 zoom Honestly, Canon RF 28-70mm f/2L USM is amazing optically, but too he...
Saw this earlier but finally sat down to type. Like someone mentioned, keep it simple. I spent years dragging heavy glass through cities and realized ...
Honestly, I was in your shoes last year right before a graduation party. I ended up picking up a used Sony Alpha a6000 24.3MP Mirrorless and while the...
I am literally in the exact same boat as you, staring at my cart and just cant pull the trigger. Ive been agonizing over this same dilemma for months ...
Like someone mentioned, the AF game is basically a nightmare with third-party stuff, but I have a couple other ideas for your Japan trip. Over the yea...
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Saving this whole thread. So much good info here you guys are awesome.
Regarding what #2 said about skipping new gear, honestly, look at the Sony Alpha a6400 APS-C Mirrorless Camera instead. It is cheaper and leaves budge...
> I have to respectfully disagree that you need all those massive zooms to get pro shots. Honestly, I think people overthink the weight way too muc...
Had some time to think about this while grabbing coffee. Moving away from the heavier zooms totally changes how much you enjoy the walk. Honestly, you...
Adding my two cents here, sticking to the big names is definitely the safest play when you are just starting out. I wouldnt risk a sketchy site just t...