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I got a helios 44 for my Panasonic GH5 and to mount them together I got a 442 443 adapter, everything works fine but there’s a pretty exaggerated zoom on the field of view. I know a speed booster can fix it but is there another way to get a full field of view without a speed booster? Or if anyone can recommend a very thin adapter for this because my adaptor is pretty thick.

Hello Y'all, i'm a bit of a newbie when it comes to film cameras.

I saw that Fujifilm XS-20 has 6.2K and also records 10 bit video, and as a person who's owned a 8 bit 4K camera for the past few years, this is a major plus.

Now this is a really stupid question but can the 6.2K mode run 24 fps?

I'm looking to buy a camera, and I'm mostly interested in taking pictures of landscapes and the architecture of the places I will visit. I was reading up a bit and it seemed like the Canon EOS R10 seemed like the logical decision (no idea which lens, preferable everything combined below 1200) but I was hoping to get some input from you guys thanks !

Is the cannon R50 a good camera for beginning photography & vlogging?

Does anyone know where I can purchase a canon g7x mark iii without getting scammed. I payed 500$ for one on Facebook marketplace place and got scammed please let me know

I have a Nikon D750 with a lens that has no manual zoom, please could someone explain how to zoom in on it?

Hey guys, i want to buy a Sony A6600 with sigma 16-70mm 2.8 for about 1.200 Dollas. The Camera made over 24.000 pictures since 2019. Are that to many pictures or will i have a good time with the camera. Im looking forword for some tipps. Thank you guys

Hey all, so I've been looking at the lumix micro 43 cameras and saw the lumix g100 and g100d. But when I looked it up, there is also a g100v. After searching on google I couldnt find anything about what differences the v brings?
Heres the link to panasonics store page for the g100v: https://www.panasonic.com/au/consumer/lumix-cameras-video-cameras/lumix-cameras/lumix-g-cameras/dc-g100v.html

This would be my second camera ( first was a cheap camera I just used for vintage pictures). As the title says I am looking for a camera for cars and nature. Preferably would want the camera to not be as big and not as bulky. I know this is a vlog camera but maybe one around the size of the zv1f or the zv 1m2. Besides the size the only other preference is that it takes good pictures in slightly darker lighting and is slightly easier for a person new to cameras.

Not looking to buy brand new so mainly looking for one that is used around the price of 350 to 450. Cheaper is fine aswell.

Ive been really interested in this kind of mid to late 90s visual aesthetic lately and im wondering what i should do to achieve this look? I have a few slr cameras but im wondering if something like this might be easier on digital? Thanks for the help!

Hi all! My best friend of 12 years is a huge film person, and while getting her a whole new camera is probably out of the question i would love to gift her some accessories.

I was looking on etsy for a nice carrying case but I can’t find any that are a good match for her specific specs.

Her favorite to shoot with right now is an Olympus Infinity Accura Zoom 105 35mm camera.

Any recommendations on a nice holder/pouch/case for it?

Thank you i’m advance!

Hello photography enthusiasts!

I'm seeking advice on choosing a camera for a loved one who is in her 50s and not very tech-savvy. We have a budget of up to $700 and are looking for something user-friendly yet capable of growing with her as she learns. Two models we're considering are the Lumix G7 and the Sony A6100. Both seem a bit complex, so I'm looking for insights on their usability or if there are simpler alternatives.

Here’s what we need:

• Intuitive User Experience: Easy for beginners to navigate and use.
• Light and Compact: Should be easy to handle and carry around.
• Interchangeable Lenses: Offers flexibility for future exploration in photography.
• Effective Auto Mode: Strong automatic settings that produce good results while learning the basics.
• Built-in Flash: Important for portability and ease of use in varied lighting conditions.
• Purpose: The camera will be used mostly for capturing still photography at social gatherings and nature scenes.

Could anyone share their experiences with these models? Are there features that might be particularly challenging or beneficial for a beginner? Alternatively, if you know of any other models that might be a better fit, I’d love to hear about those too!

Thanks so much for your help!

While I have a Nikon DSLR which I enjoy, but I want something more compact for travelling.

I have been searching through reddit and google, but most suggestions seem to be more in the 1000 Euro range, so I am curious if there is something I am missing.

Ideally decent for cities and street photography with a bit of nature abilities. The zoom doesn't have be anything real long, but enough to have a little bit of versatility.

Ideas? Thanks!

I was looking at some cameras past their shutter life on mbp. Do you know if they service the cameras before putting them on sale? I am really torn on a few ones, even if one of them is past their shutter life. Is it even worth to conisder?

I own a AF 70-300mm 1:4-5.6 Tele-macro (1:2) and it´s quite slow in the hinges. I really need to use alot of "force" to zoom and focus on it. How would one go about lubing/cleaning it?

Hello, I have a canon t5i and Ive recently decided to upgrade my setup and I honestly dont know if i should go mirrorless or Dslr my budget is $1200 for body only i'll probably snatch it off market place or offer up that said Im mainly going to be doing sports photography and nightlife shooting im deciding between these options

nikon z5

canon 90d

canon 5d mark IV

sony a7iii

i know these options are all over the place but im open to other options as well

thanks

So I have the opportunity to buy a nearly new Canon R8 with an RF 24-105 f4 L Lens. It would cost 2100€ (2241$). Is it a good price? Thanks in advance for your opinions!

Soooo lol funny story, I just bought a Sony ZVE-10 with the kit lens. I let my friend borrow it since he was also looking to get one and he broke the lens trying to record a soccer game lol. He’s willing to buy me a new lens but I’m stuck between either just buying a used kit lens on adorama for $100 or buying a “better lens” he said he can cover a lens up to $200 plus tax an all. I’m willing to spend probably $100 of my own money any ideas on a good lens I could purchase? Thank you

Which one give better quality and res and photo in photography

i want to learn with it photography then buy a new Professional camera later

Hello!

I’m planning to buy a new camera and I want to use it to take pictures whenever I travel.

I’m a newbie in photography, btw. And these are the three cameras that I found that will fit my budget. (NOTE: they’re all a secondhand cameras. )

But I’m torn. What will be the best camera for traveling?

I just keep thinking to myself why are there no lower budget cameras that have internal NDs?

Like yes I understand it's a professional and desirable feature. But I just don't understand why the only option I can think of (with interchangeable lenses) is the BMPCC6k pro. Like why is there no new Sony fx6 but with a super 35 sensor instead to bring the price down?

I just feel like I'm tired of cameras just adding resolution because it's easier rather than just adding a feature we all want. I don't see anyone really shooting higher than 4k and if they do they generally have the budget to get a camera like a komodo etc and rig it out.

Been looking into what it would take to develop 35mm at home to save some money and waiting time on my part. Have been coming across these battery operated film scanners and I just wanted to see if anyone had any experience with them or if they are just a scam/rubbish.