> I'm worried the f/4 is gonna be too bulky for walking 20k steps a day and maybe the 24-240 is too dark for dinner shots and neon signs at night? ...
Honestly, the choice is tough because the L-mount ecosystem is pretty solid right now. If I were you, I would skip the kit lens. It is sharp, sure, bu...
To add to the point above: honestly, stay away from those sketchy sites with prices that look too good to be true. I tried that route once and ended u...
Just catching up here. Are you shooting the reception in a massive hall or a tiny room? You might want to consider the Canon EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM for t...
Honestly, skip the sketch eBay sellers. I had issues with gear there before. Check Canon direct for their official refurbished Canon EOS R10 Mirrorles...
Are you shooting indoors or outdoors? If it's outside, you can easily step back and save cash by just getting the cheap Canon RF 50mm f1.8 STM! Honest...
Building on the earlier suggestion, the 50mm focal length is probably the safest bet for a crop sensor like the 90D. It hits that 80mm equivalent swee...
You definitely want to be careful taking on a wedding as your first big project, it can get overwhelming fast. I would suggest checking out some real-...
> my budget is capped at like 800 bucks so i cant go for the 1.2 beasts unfortunately. Just saw this thread and wanted to chime in. I was in a simi...
Building on the earlier suggestion, I totally see why the 35mm gets so much love because it is such a legendary lens! But tbh, I actually had a bit of...
Saw this while scrolling... if you want something reliable for the trip, look for a used Sony E 10-18mm f/4 OSS. Its a decent option because having op...
i once tried a superzoom for a trip and half my indoor shots were basically trash... i would suggest you be careful with the 24-200 since it gets pret...