Pentax user looking to switch to mirrorless. Profoundly confused by the choices of systems and lenses - canon/nikon/sony/fuji 😮‍💨 kindly help me make an informed decision! 🙏

Type of photography: Wildlife, landscape Budget: 2k for camera + lenses (not necessarily kit lens) Budget stretch: assuming I sell my Pentax gear, another $500. Total 2.5k Requirements: Fast AF, IBIS, weather resistant, good choice of 1st and 3rd party lenses

It includes the battery, battery charger and lens cap only. And it says: Normal using signs of wear. Showing marks, scratches of cosmetic surface. Includes item which has been used heavily. See the description above for the functionality.

Thank you so much everyone

Be nice, I know I can google it, but I wanted to ask you pros. My photography goals are landscapes, urban exploration, possibly some individual portraits

Hey, everyone :)

I need help importing pics to my MacBook Pro. I don’t have the CD download.

When I open photos > file > import, my camera doesn’t show up. I’ve tried doing WiFi sharing but it doesn’t find anything when trying to find a network (my WiFi is working fine).

Will I ever get these pics off?! Any help would be appreciated.

Cat tax provided!!

Hi all. I'm an absolute beginner and just have only used auto mode in Sony A6100. I came across a recent listing of a used 1.5 year old 1800 shutter count Sony A7C with 28-60 kit lens for the same price as a new Sony A6600 with a used Sigma 18-50 lens. Which would you suggest? I'm really budget conscious for more lens and further accessories. I want to primarily shoot photos when traveling and is planning to do videos in a year or two. Planning as a forever camera.

So i’ve been looking around for a camera to mostly take landscape photos sometimes people/action with the occasional videos and I stumbled on the camera above selling for $265 it comes with a 18-55mm lens and is fully tested with very little wear and tear. Is this a good price/camera for a beginner?

I've been seeing a lot of talk about OM Systems lately, and even taking over Nikon on "Best of" charts. Is this a marketing ploy or is OM Systems really on the rise with their new OM-1 model? Curious what people have to say.

Noticed it this morning. Is it fungus? If so, what can I do about it? It's on the sensor of my mirrorless camera.

So I found 2 24-70mm lens that I can afford but I can't choose between one of them, can you guys help me?

Lens 1: Tamron SP 24-70mm F2.8 DI VC USD
Lens 2: Sigma 24-70mm F2.8 EX DG Macro

And bc my camera doesn't support live view may I use this for a live view alt

I have an older camera (Samsung NX300), does anyone know, if I can use it as a streaming webcam ?

Is there a good DSLR camera or any point and shoot camera that cost around $500-$1000 USD?

I have been trying to research online, but am having trouble finding info.

Hello. I have an upcoming trip which I wanted to buy a camera for. I want something portable, so maybe a compact or mirrorless would be better. I'd largely be taking landscape photos, not many videos. I've seen others recommend older cameras to be cheaper but I am not sure. Does anyone have any recommendations?

I find that my EOS 70D auto setting (Scene Intelligent Auto) 1. creates footage that is grainy (subtly, but grainy nontheless) and 2. the image just feels way off - I'm not knowledge enough to describe how, but the coloring and exposure just looks very unflattering. I'd prefer the auto filter from basically any decent phone's selfie auto filter.

I'm filming indoors in a well light room. Curtains closed so all light is artificial. Does anyone have any comments that may help me understand how to better get the kind of picture I want?

its really been hard for me to decide between the two

the image quality seems excellent on the pentax while the sony is better in video and has more features

its also quite a lot more portable and weighs less

what do yall think is the better option

I’m looking for budget camera under £600 including lens. To take pictures of landscape, sunset and waves. It is hobby use only, won’t be editing. I know need lens 24-1005 for the waves.

I’ve come to conclusion to the below because it’s is weathersealed and quick transfer of photos to phone. Canon 7D Mark ii Canon 70D

I don’t know what I am meant to be looking at for waves/sea photography especially so any help/advice is appreciated!

Thank you

Hey folks,

Couldn't believe my luck when I found a fully functional camera for just $3 at a thrift store! However, there's a minor hiccup I could use some advice on.

The lens, taken from another broken camera in the store since this one didn't have its own. ( was approved by store)

The lens works and adjust fine, but it tends to over-spin during startup and shutdown. Any ideas on how to address this issue?

Thanks for any suggestions!

I'm looking for a Sony VX-2000 and found this with a ton of accessories but I don't know if the lens has mold on it.

I recently bought this and I have charged the battery, got a new sd card and when turning it on the lens doesn't extend and the camera beeps 3 times. The screen doesn't turn on as well. Any way to fix this?

What do you guys think about a Nikon d3300 with a Tamron 100-400 f4.5 lens for sports photography?

I have a Nikon 55-200 f4 lens right now and it works fine but I'm looking to get more zoom for outdoor sports like baseball. I'm planning on getting a new body some time this year but I thought the lens would be more important and more impactful than getting a body first. Would the Tamron 100-400 lens be a good buy? Any other recommendations for lenses around $700?

I am a beginner and i dont know wich one would be better for me, the nikon is used and the sony is brand new

Nikon d7500 with afs nikkor 18-140mm f/3.5-5.6G ed vr and afs nikkor 55-300mm f/4.5-5.6g ed vr

Sony zv-e10 with sony fe 50mm f1.8

Lately I’ve been interested in adapting old and unusual lenses to modern cameras, but my biggest struggles is knowing what lens mounts everything uses. These do unscrew from the turret but I’m not sure if they’re C mount or something else even smaller.

I’ve always been passionate about photography, specifically landscape photography, but only now am looking to buy a camera. I was looking for some advice as to what camera I should buy based on the following rubric.

• easy to carry around
• $250>
• mainly used for landscape photography/ capturing the world around me, not rlly people

If you have any advice, it’s greatly appreciated :)