That sounds like an absolute nightmare, losing a body mid-shoot is my biggest fear. Honestly, don't rush into full retail prices when there is so much...
Late to the party but the Canon RF 16mm f/2.8 STM is your best bet under 300. It is incredibly sharp, compact, and performs well in low light compared...
TL;DR: If weight is your main concern for Iceland, stick to the compact primes. Otherwise, the Sigma Art series is optically superior but physically h...
Regarding what #1 said about shooting indoors, they are spot on. I would suggest sticking with the Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 50mm f/1.8G because weddings get ...
Ugh, sorry to hear about your DSLR dying mid-shoot. That is literally my worst nightmare. Honestly, B&H and Adorama are the industry standards for...
Just catching up on this thread. Honestly, the biggest mistake new photographers make for a first paid gig is thinking the lens does all the heavy lif...
Man I wish I found this thread sooner. Would have saved me so much hassle.
If you are strictly sticking to that 600 dollar budget, just be careful about buying older DSLRs because the sensor tech is pretty dated by now. I wou...
Re: "Just found this thread. My experience with these..."I agree with the previous post that the 50mm is basically a nightmare for reception work on a...
@Reply #1 - good point! That Sony lens is a classic for a reason. If you want something tiny for street work, you gotta check out the Sigma 19mm f/2.8...
Just catching up on this thread. Honestly, stick with the native Nikon Z mount glass. I bought a native prime recently and the focus speed is just nig...
When I did my first big walking trip through Tokyo and Kyoto, I brought a massive setup and my neck was killing me by day three. I ended up selling th...
Just saw this thread and wanted to chime in. Before giving my final thoughts, what are you actually planning to shoot most of the time? Also, does tha...