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Made the switch from Nikon to Canon because I just fell in love with the 70D. FWIW, I did so almost strictly because it shoots better video than just about every other DSLR out there right now. It still shoots solid stills too. But the video separated it from the D7100 from Nikon, which is also awesome, however if I was going that route, I would have just gone to a D7000 from a few years back because its awesome in low light too.
See, I've contemplated moving to the D7000 recently, but I love taking photos, the video isn't a biggie to me, but having looked around I can def see why you went with the Canon. I've got so many lenses it would be hard to go away from Nikon.
I have a Camera T2i that I have taken some great pictures with. Need to get a good flash for it though.
That T2i is a solid camera for that size. It reminds me of the Nikon D40s we use to shoot with. Just so comfortable in the hand.
That T2i is a solid camera for that size. It reminds me of the Nikon D40s we use to shoot with. Just so comfortable in the hand.
My wife likes taking pictures and i want to get her something. Any suggestions? Relatively compact would be ideal.
Exactly why it's the one we went with - really good mobility and very versatile. Good for outdoor shooting but will be great for when we have kids.
Any flash recommendations? We have been eyeing up one of the Canon Speedlites but can't decide between the 270, 320 or 430.
Still shooting with my old D200. Such a solid camera, even at a severely outdated 10.2 megapixels.
Point and shoot style? Or large like DSLR? I might be able to help you with this one. Not using our Nikon V1 system anymore and its really solid.
Im newer to Canon so wouldnt know as of yet. Although like the built in on the 70D quite a bit. For our equipment shoots, we have studio lights.
I'm clueless bro I don't know what any of that means.
My wife likes taking pictures and i want to get her something. Any suggestions? Relatively compact would be ideal.
Do you want to get her something with interchangeable lenses, or something more standard that she could keep in her purse?
I don't need interchangeable lenses.
Something she can tote around ina small bag. Something you can sling over your shoulder without needing a backpack.
I purchased a Canon T3 last summer for my first entry-level DSLR camera as I wanted to start taking photos and really haven't had enough time to play around with it.
Any tips/trips to start taking good quality photos? Do you all set the mode to auto or do you adjust manually per picture?
My favorite photo I've ever taken has to be this one
Also liked playing around with exposure/shutter to do some Light-writing