I missed commentating on the last two blogs, but I concur with what Kirk says.
I use Canon TSE lenses with a 5DSR, sometimes a 6D too. But my Nex-7 with Sony/Zeiss primes, 12/24/35/55 is as good as anything, as is the pocketable Ricoh GR. Printing from any of these cameras up to A2 and beyond is not a problem. The 'Super Resolution' mode in PS works very well if you need more pixels.
I don't tend to buy cameras that often, but I have had free loans of some of the others, e.g. Fuji GFX, Canon R5, etc., and having done so, can't say that I feel the need for anything new. (Although I am still looking for a really nice chrome 50mm Summilux, 2nd version.......)
Great stuff, indeed! And conclusive evidence that the person behind the camera matters a lot more than sensor size. I really liked my m4/3 camera (Lumix GX85) but found its many small, programmable buttons too fiddly. Traded everything in for a Nikon Z50 with its two kits lenses and really like it. It's got more megapixels than I need and dangles nicely from a wrist strap just like the Lumix.
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I missed commentating on the last two blogs, but I concur with what Kirk says.
I use Canon TSE lenses with a 5DSR, sometimes a 6D too. But my Nex-7 with Sony/Zeiss primes, 12/24/35/55 is as good as anything, as is the pocketable Ricoh GR. Printing from any of these cameras up to A2 and beyond is not a problem. The 'Super Resolution' mode in PS works very well if you need more pixels.
I don't tend to buy cameras that often, but I have had free loans of some of the others, e.g. Fuji GFX, Canon R5, etc., and having done so, can't say that I feel the need for anything new. (Although I am still looking for a really nice chrome 50mm Summilux, 2nd version.......)
Thank you for putting these lovely images on Flickr for us to enjoy. Such a gift!
Great stuff, indeed! And conclusive evidence that the person behind the camera matters a lot more than sensor size. I really liked my m4/3 camera (Lumix GX85) but found its many small, programmable buttons too fiddly. Traded everything in for a Nikon Z50 with its two kits lenses and really like it. It's got more megapixels than I need and dangles nicely from a wrist strap just like the Lumix.
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