It depends on the Task, My primary camera for still is the Canon becaue over the years I have a series of canon lenses, I also own two panasonic DSLR which I use for bothe Still and video b roll my primarty Video camera is a Panasonic pro camcorder (4K).
My favorite photography equipment is Canon 5D3 of which I have two, my main camera and second for additional photographer if needed.. I find it has excellent great glass, images, ergonomics, reliability, and have never experienced a problem.
I personally use my iPhone for a lot of my photography, but my favourite is still my Petax KX DSLR. It does what I need it to, and I’ve never had a problem with it
A full frame or c sensor SLR. I shoot with a Canon 5D iii and shoot RAW and small JPEG for edit in Adobe Lightroom. I see people looking at the LCD, but I am still a fan of the viewfinder while I adjust my aperture and speed. To be creative, you need to be able to evaluate and adjust the shot in the field. Know what you want to achieve and how you will process in the software. It is not unlike the wet darkroom, where you need to burn and dodge a print. You will not get the results unless you think about the possibilities first
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Answered on Mar 23rd, 2018
I'm a 70D user. and Canon 1Ds Markii - Someday I'll move up in camera :)
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It depends on the Task, My primary camera for still is the Canon becaue over the years I have a series of canon lenses, I also own two panasonic DSLR which I use for bothe Still and video b roll my primarty Video camera is a Panasonic pro camcorder (4K).
Canon 70D
Nikon D5
Nikon D800E, full frame 36.3 mp and 100 mb files.
Nothing else touches it. The newer 850 has only 9 mp more.
My favorite photography equipment is Canon 5D3 of which I have two, my main camera and second for additional photographer if needed.. I find it has excellent great glass, images, ergonomics, reliability, and have never experienced a problem.
I personally use my iPhone for a lot of my photography, but my favourite is still my Petax KX DSLR. It does what I need it to, and I’ve never had a problem with it
since I'm spending more time with video at the moment it's the Sony a7sII
A full frame or c sensor SLR. I shoot with a Canon 5D iii and shoot RAW and small JPEG for edit in Adobe Lightroom. I see people looking at the LCD, but I am still a fan of the viewfinder while I adjust my aperture and speed. To be creative, you need to be able to evaluate and adjust the shot in the field. Know what you want to achieve and how you will process in the software. It is not unlike the wet darkroom, where you need to burn and dodge a print. You will not get the results unless you think about the possibilities first
I'm a 70D user. and Canon 1Ds Markii - Someday I'll move up in camera :)
canon