zlatko

Yes, I do notice the difference in bulk & weight, especially for all-day shooting, like a wedding. It is not dramatic, but enough to be noticeable. I prefer the smaller size of the 6D, but I ...

Gosh, so if you don't need it ... no one else does either?  The world of photography covers a whole bunch of applications, methods and circumstances.  So, if you consider that other people might ...

I don't own this camera, but it seems to me that the crop mode is a wonderful visual guide if you are planning to crop the image to what an aps-c camera sees.  The crop mode helps you see the ...

The distance you should adjust the infinity setting to is ... infinity. (Why would it me 1m? That's not even in the ballpark.) Just as you adjust 0.3m to 0.3m, 0.4m to 0.4m and 0.7m to 0.7m, you ...

The original 35L was one of the best Canon lenses when it was introduced.  It was used by many pros, including some who are world-renowned.  The AF switch wasn't very securely attached, but ...

Apples or lettuce for the same price? ... any suggestions on this matter? No one can advise you properly because no one knows what you shoot, how you shoot, what kind of photos you like, etc. I am ...

Which Nikon are you talking about?  Nikon does image stabilization in the lens, just like Canon.  Sony and Olympus do the image stabilization in the camera body, not Nikon.

I've been using Sanyo Eneloop rechargeable AA batteries in flashes for years and they've been absolutely great.

Canon sweats the details to come up with very refined products. Their products aren't perfect but they do ergonomics, color and sheer functionality better than anyone else. Some of their so-called ...

Ok, thanks for the followup. That is counter-intuitive. I wish they wouldn't design it that way.

Glad to hear that. Thank you.

Does the menu system keep going back to home position, or does it remember where you left it? Also, does the menu system still require an extra button push to get into the settings tabs (like other...

See also this comment by renowned commercial photographer James Russell: http://forum.luminous-landscape.com/index.php?topic=107136.msg883020#msg883020 ".... I think the newer 24 to 70 2.8 Canon is ...

About color, here's what Ming Thein had to say when comparing the 5DSR to the D810: "Much better color out of the box, especially for foliage and landscapes. This was also very visible in print, ...

Maybe you're right — I don't know.  But even if color can be normalized perfectly, there's still the question of ergonomics.  That's highly subjective, as you note.  If I don't care for a camera's ...

I voted no because I don't think it's necessary.  But it wouldn't influence my buying decision either way.  I have one on the 70D, and that's fine.  I don't have one on my FF cameras, and I don't ...

I don't have the Sigma or the Tamron, but there is a comparison here: http://www.the-digital-picture.com/Reviews/ISO-12233-Sample-Crops.aspx?Lens=729&Camera=474&Sample=0&FLI=4&API=0&LensComp=715&Ca ...

That Sigma is not a bad lens, according to The-Digital-Picture.  And it's nice to have a general purpose zoom.  Its price seems very good right now. But then the widest you can shoot with that zoom ...

Here is a review that compares both lenses, and includes some bokeh comparisons - http://willchaophotography.com/sigma-50mm-f1-4-art-review/ (a few of the photos are NSFW)

For a crop camera, I would go with a 50 or 60mm for portraits. The Canon EF 50mm f1.4 has really nice bokeh in my opinion. I just wouldn't shoot it at f/1.4. Stopped down a bit it's really good. ...