Re: "If you want something versatile for the park,..." - totally agree, though if you want to keep costs way down, check out the Tamron 18-200mm f/3.5...
Late to the party here, but everyone above gave you some solid starting points. I totally agree that focusing on reliability and ease of use is the ri...
Man, honestly, I totally get the frustration. I tried using the Canon RF 50mm f/1.8 STM indoors on my R7 and it was just way too cramped. Ended up sel...
Been using this for years, no complaints
Nice, didn't know that
> I just want one lens that does everything like zooming in on bears but also taking pictures of trees. Unfortunately, do-it-all lenses are rarely ...
Regarding what #6 said about used gear, definitely stick to the pros, but even then, some older tech is just disappointing for wildlife nowadays. I re...
Unfortunately, the pricing for the Sony ZV-E10 Mirrorless Camera with 16-50mm Lens is just a mess right now. I was looking for a backup body recently ...
Unfortunately, prices are pretty stagnant and paying full retail is a joke lately. I've had issues with the Canon EOS R7 32.5MP APS-C Mirrorless Camer...
Good to know!
I'm quite satisfied with how my setup handles after doing some of my own adjustments. If you're looking for that smooth mechanical feel, older SLR mou...