Last seen: Oct 28, 2025
Oh man, I am literally in the same boat as you right now. I have been scouring forums for weeks trying to figure out which cheap glass is worth the mo...
Totally agree with the others about avoiding the screw-drive lenses for weddings. The noise is just too much. If you need something reliable under 300...
TL;DR: Skip the 85mm if you want real versatility. Re: Honestly, just go for the Viltrox 85mm, I gotta respectfully disagree. I found the Fujifilm XF ...
Re: "Regarding what #4 said about trekking through Shinjuku..."I agree that weight is your biggest enemy, but honestly, I have had issues with the zoo...
Honestly, if you want that one-lens solution for your Canon R6 without feeling like you're hauling a brick, look at the Canon RF 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM...
Been thinking about your dilemma since I saw your post earlier. Honestly, the choice really hinges on your shooting style rather than just the raw spe...
Ugh, I feel your pain so much. Finding that perfect travel prime is basically impossible and I hate how much time I waste agonizing over aperture blad...
Building on the earlier suggestion, I'd grab the Canon RF 100-400mm f/5.6-8 IS USM refurbished. In my experience, skipping the adapter saves money and...
Jumping in here because I want to make sure you don't end up with blurry shots of those elk. Since you're on a strict budget and leaving soon, I would...
Quick question... you doing more video or stills for this wedding? The AF behavior changes quite a bit on the SL2-S and I dont want you getting frustr...