Since youre shooting on a crop sensor body like the T6, the field of view is gonna be tighter than full frame. If you want a cheaper alternative that ...
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> Seriously, I use this exact setup on my R7 and it is an absolute blast for wildlife. ^ This. Honestly, don't overthink the aperture. I spent a we...
> Stick with the Sigma 35mm f/2 DG DN Contemporary instead. It is built like a tank, incredibly sharp, and the size is perfect for the S5II. Buildi...
Honestly, I had a pretty rough time with the Tamron 28-75mm F/2.8 Di III RXD on my last trip. Everyone hypes it as the budget king but I found the bui...
^ This. Also, honestly, the refurbished route is a total game changer for your budget! I remember stressing over the same exact thing before my first ...
To add to the point above: ignore the zooms. Just grab the Fujifilm XF 18mm f/2 R. It is tiny, sharp enough for travel, and wont ruin your back.
@Reply #3 - good point! Honestly, the risk of those gray market bodies isn't worth the headache when you're trekking through Japan. I had a sensor fai...
Totally agree with the others! If you want pro wedding results, just grab any fast prime from Nikon or Sigma. It is worth every penny for that crisp f...
Yeah, honestly, stickin to f/4 for weddings is just asking for a headache when the sun sets. Unfortunately, the R5 resolution is so high that any micr...
To add to the point above: I actually have to disagree about the Sigma being the only path here! While it is crazy sharp, the autofocus reliability on...
Been thinking about your lens dilemma. That 40mp sensor is definitely picky about glass. To stay under budget and keep it light, these are solid:Sigma...