Last seen: Mar 25, 2025
omg I am in the exact same boat and its driving me crazy!! ive been staring at open browser tabs for like three weeks straight trying to figure out if...
Honestly, stick with the system. You just hit the wall everyone hits with kit glass. I remember when I first jumped to mirrorless, I felt the exact sa...
> Is the Viltrox good enough to get that blurry background look without the huge price tag or am I gonna regret not saving up longer for the Fuji g...
Quick tip: are you shooting full body or headshots? Be careful, because the Fujifilm XF 50mm f2 WR is super reliable, whereas the Sigma 56mm f1.4 DC D...
Stumbled upon this thread today and totally get where you're coming from. My back still remembers those long weddings shooting with a heavy bag of f/2...
TL;DR: Before you buy anything, are you planning to bring a tripod or shoot handheld mostly in the evenings? Regarding what #2 said about if you want ...
Building on the earlier suggestion, you should really just grab the Canon EF-S 10-18mm f/4.5-5.6 IS STM. Its widely considered the king of budget wide...
Been thinking about your setup for Japan and honestly, just jumping into a local shop without doing research is how most people end up with gear that ...
Re: "Like someone mentioned, stick with the Panasonic Lumix S 24-105mm..." - honestly, I think that might be overkill for walking around Europe all da...
Re: Honestly, stop stressing about the forum arguments. I spent ages obsessing over MTF charts before my Tokyo trip. Be careful with wide-aperture thi...
> my logic was that the extra width would be a lifesaver You definitely need the wide angle for the PNW! Forget the Sigma for hiking, it's a brick....
Regarding what #2 said about the Samyang, I actually used that one for a full summer in Tokyo. Honestly, it saved me a ton of money for food and trave...
> I have like $450 to spend which isnt a lot I guess. Man, seeing this brings back so many memories. My cousin tried to cheap out on his gear for a...