EOS R7

Thank you all! So my setup... Camera: Canon EOS R7 Lenses: 85mm/1.8 with a 18-55mm reversed on the front of that. I don't have a focusing rail or a macro lense, so I am working with tools I've got on hand for these. Some day I might have the funds for an actual macro lense. Until then, I'm just expl

I spent 55 days in Algonquin Park during the 2024 season, split between the backcountry and the frontcountry. It was by far, without a doubt, the best season I’ve ever had in the park. I had so many incredible experiences, I made countless lifelong memories, and I had some of the most insane wildlif

Hi. Long time wildlife photographer here. You can see my work from my instagram where you can find photos and videos similar to what you are looking for. Metin Kastro (@metinkastro_wildlife) • Instagram photos and videos Now coming to your question... I would recommend you the R7 from Canon, roughly

Just Hankō being cute!!! Despite being rebellious!

Hankō is a MDD on the Volks MDD DD-F3 2.0 body, her head faceup was done by Chisaidoll and it's the Volks DDH-29 head! Wig is a Volks Hatsune Miku wig from 2014 that had the twintails adjusted due to the MDD smaller size!

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Hi, longtime wildlife photographer here. I have the R8 which I use for wildlife video work. It has great low light capability and top of the line autofocus.. I do not know the Nikon line up but as a starter kit, Canon R8 with the RF100-400mm lens will be a good one. If you have the means, the R7 wou

Short answer: Pick a brand Canon, Nikon, Sony, and stick with it. Start with a cheap(ish) body and the nicest lens you can afford. Depends largely if you want to also do videography or just photography. I have an R10. I love how lightweight it is and how inexpensive it was, but I do occasionally wis

Ich habe mich damals aufgrund der bequemen Passform einer Canon EOS 700d für Canon entschieden. Die Sony Kameras haben sich für mich leider nicht handlich und unbequem in der Hand angefühlt. Die Canon lag einfach so unfassbar natürlich in meiner Hand. Daher habe ich mich für scann entschieden. Aller

Franchement, c’est bien pour du 200 mm (même cropé). Ancien matos (que je vais garder bien entendu) : Canon 600D avec le 18-55mm (kit de base). J’ai acheté ensuite le 50mm f/1.8 de chez Canon, le très très bon 90mm f/2.8 1:1 de Tamron et le plutôt moyen 70-300mm de chez Tamron aussi (mais je l’ai qu

Since u have a limited budget... and I am assuming the 2000 is for camera and lens...i wonder why you focused on the R6 Mark II. Its a good camera... If you do a lot of wide landscape shots... that full frame sensor will come in handy. But.... with a limited budget, getting a camera with an APS-C se

It's the go-to body for wildlife with Canon shooters. The reach of an APS-C sensor, weather sealing, 2 cards etc. Combine it with the RF 100-400 for ~600 and you're good; there are many threads on Reddit from people with that setup who are more than happy with it. If money is a concern, though, and