Photography brehs with point and shoot or DSLR... be honest....

[Software]

Auto photography lol

 

[shutterguy]

Yo how y'all carry your camera equipment around? I've been looking for a dope bag.

Depends on what I have with me that day, if I have my camera, 4 lenses, my drone, 5 drone batteries, drone controller and maybe a laptop I have this one:

ProTactic BP 350 AW II

If I just have my drone equipment and laptop, I use this one:

DSLR Pro Pack With Woolenex

I also have smaller sling bag which carries just the camera, lenses, and batteries.

 

[Point Blank]

More photographer on here than I thought

Auto

 

[pickles]

I don't know shyt about photography. Just copped a mirror less canon.
I Dled a "cheatsheet pdf"
And saved all the custom settings for random scenarios.
Pics actually come out on some pro level.

Which mirrorless camera do you have??

 

[Canada Goose]

I googled "Nikon D3300 cheatsheet" and some links came up


When we get a nice weather day I might take the camera for a spin and see the results.


Never even knew they had cheat codes for cameras


Gotta rep that poster for putting me on game

 

[shutterguy]

More photographer on here than I thought

Auto

Most of us are in the thread below:

Essential - The Official Photography Thread

 

[Tribal Outkast]

How many of yall always shoot in the auto setting and never use the manual settings

Not gonna lie I did in the beginning lol. Not anymore though

 

[Ayo]

I have a Fuji X100V which is basically a point and shoot, a Fuji XT4 with the kit zoom lens and the buttery, legendary 56mm 1.2 portrait (a monkey could take a pulitzer prize winning picture if the subject stays still) and a Sony FX3 with a zoom (the Sigma) and a prime (Sony 40mm) that i use almost exclusively for video.

I use the Fuji X100V the most when I'm out. And those other cameras don't get used outside the house unless I'm going somewhere that I have something in mind to shoot. It's not that I don't like my other cameras or lenses. It's just that most of the time I don't want to carry them.

 

[Kuwka_Atcha_Ratcha]

Far as I know when used properly it gives the best quality photos


I hear smartphones cameras can rival most point and shoots in quality though. My phone is nearly entry level and the photo quality is pretty good not DSLR level though

There's no way DSLR is better than mirrorless

 

[Kuwka_Atcha_Ratcha]

I have a Fuji X100V which is basically a point and shoot, a Fuji XT4 with the kit zoom lens and the buttery, legendary 56mm 1.2 portrait (a monkey could take a pulitzer prize winning picture if the subject stays still) and a Sony FX3 with a zoom (the Sigma) and a prime (Sony 40mm) that i use almost exclusively for video.

I use the Fuji X100V the most when I'm out. And those other cameras don't get used outside the house unless I'm going somewhere that I have something in mind to shoot. It's not that I don't like my other cameras or lenses. It's just that most of the time I don't want to carry them.

I love the 56 1.2 , and I agree it's like a cheat code.

 

[Kuwka_Atcha_Ratcha]

Damn are you saying DSLR is set?
Looking to pick up a 5D Mark 2 or 3 so I can have full frame capabilities with my EF lenses.


Mirrorless seem to be the wave now but lot of popular photographers don’t really seem like they know why they want it. Just sumn trendy.

To me mirrorless is way better

 

[Majestyx]

Yo how y'all carry your camera equipment around? I've been looking for a dope bag.

peak design or lowepro

and no, i dont shoot in auto
i shoot fuji
mirrorless and dslr are interchangeable if you know what you're doing. mirrorless is just easier for casuals to use

 

[Standing on business]

Peak Design backpacks and tripods are so expensive,

 

[BEN23]

i got a sony 6500 as a starter a few years ago.. with a good lens

 

[8WON6]

Yo how y'all carry your camera equipment around? I've been looking for a dope bag.

this is my current backpack