What’s a good camera for a total beginner? Budget is of around 300$, and it will be used mostly for taking pictures/videos of cities and wildlife, it has to be kind of portable as it will be used in travel. submitted by /u/Guilherme14o

Is this level of sharpness to be expected of my camera+lens setup, or am I making critical mistakes? sample image + 100% zoom Canon Rebel T6i + Yangnuo 50mm 1.8 1/50, f/5, iso100 This is a photo taken from about a foot away, and the 100% zoom on lightroom. ​ I’ve asked this question about other photos, and I’ve been told that it is around what they’d expect from this setup, but that I should also try getting closer. I’m still shocked with the q…

Looking for a compact camera with zoom ring I hope I am explaining this right….I am looking for a compact camper with a zoom ring like a DSLR zoom lens. It doesn’t have to be the only way to zoom, but at least an option instead of a toggle/rocker switch. I have a Panasonic LUMIX DMC-ZS40 that I have had for ages, but it is starting to act funny. It can zoom on the lens or with a rocker s…

Using vintage Nikon lenses with new mirrorless APS-C camera My dad said he will be giving me his old Nikon FE film camera with 3 lenses (50mm F1.4, 50mm F1.2, and 28mm F1.4). The lenses are probably around 35~40 years old, so it does not have autofocus, but still uses Nikon F mount and are good lenses. I am considering buying a mirrorless APS-C camera. My top contenders are the typical entry level at ar…

Enhancing Camera Rental Platforms: Understanding Customer Needs in the Film and Photography Industry submitted by /u/InteractionNo3515

Why are they called multi camera and single camera? I’ve read so much about the differences and I feel so confused still. I’ve heard that Always Sunny is single cam, but watching the bloopers show a switch between multiple cameras on set that were filming at the same time. I feel like an idiot for not understanding this. Can someone please explain? submitted by /u/1_Chewie_1

what’s 0.5 camera? can someone explain why is wide camera on a phone called “0.5 camera”? 0.5 what? is it different unit than we measure lens focal length on a professional camera? submitted by /u/rivenkitten

Camera question Hello, I’m looking to get a camera for outdoor photography. I’d like to be able to take pictures of animals as well as close up pictures of plants and stuff. Some good zoom and good quality would be ideal, I am not super advanced with photography so I don’t need all the bells and whistles. I’m looking to spend around 300 but I’m open to suggesti…

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Camera cleaning issue Hey guys, ​ I was trying the other day to clean my camera, and i tried to clean the lens mount with a small cotton swab and isopropil alcohol. I touched a little the walls of the inside of the camera (marked in the image below) and the rugged part started to come off… at first i thought it was just dust, considering that the camera wasn’t pro…

Looking for a beginner mirrorless camera for street photography that won’t make me poor I want to get into photography. I really like street photography and it’s something that I want to start trying out, as a hobby. I don’t want to spend too much money. I’m South African and camera gear is not cheap here because of our import duties. Ideally, I don’t want to spend more than $400. What would be a good camera to start with? I’ve bee…

What camera should I buy? I am considering investing in a new camera to further enhance my passion for photography. I would greatly appreciate your expert suggestions and recommendations regarding the ideal camera for my needs. submitted by /u/ComfortableSpell920

Does having lens correction settings in camera affect post processing? So my sony a7iii has lens correction and chromatic aberration correction on But when I go to put images in Lightroom there’s also an option for lens correction and chromatic aberration Does that mean it’s happening twice? Should one keep both options(in body and post process program) on Or turn one off and one on? submitted by /u/2deep4u…

Which camera should I choose? Who knows about cameras, help me choose a camera for beginners. Around $200 submitted by /u/Fifox-drive

Nothing Phone 2 camera and display specs leak days ahead of launch Image: NothingThe launch of the Nothing Phone 2 on July 11th is less than a week away, but a new leak spoils some of the device’s potential specs. In a thread on Twitter spotted by 9to5Google, leaker Kamila Wojciechowska shares that the Nothing Phone 2 could feature some improvements to its camera system. According to Wojciechowska, the upcoming…

Honor 90 comes to Europe with a 200-megapixel camera and midrange price Image: HonorA little over a month after its debut in China, former Huawei subbrand Honor is launching its Honor 90 internationally. Although this is a midrange smartphone at its core, powered by a Snapdragon 7 Gen 1-based processor and priced starting from €549 (£449.99, around $573), it’s notable for having a 200-megapixel main camera, the same…

Another what camera should I get post I’m looking for a good camera that I can take with me hiking and backpacking for some great landscape and nature pictures. I’ve always wanted to blow up some of the images to print 2-3 foot picture on acrylic from Costco. I am a complete novice when it comes to cameras, but I am a mechanical engineer and am curious about learning all of the diff…

Camera bag for travel Hey guys, I’m looking to travel to a motor race later on in the year. I’ll be flying and camping. I’ve all my camping gear in my 58L hiking pack but there’s not a whole load of space for my camera. I was wondering what bag would be a good accompaniment to my hiking bag that I could take to the race itself. I’ve to get public transport from airpo…

My camera lens is too heavy for tripod, what do i do? Begninger photographer here with Canon EOS RP and a 24-105mm lens. I have a nice tripod that fits my camera but it always tilts down because the lens is too heavy. What do I need to buy to balance it out? submitted by /u/m00nje11y

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