I can't decide between FF and APS-C. I have ~500 Canadian loonies to spend on a camera, and I've narrowed it down to either a Nikon D610 or D7200. So FF or APS-C at this point.

I only care about taking a camera with me on vacation and learning macrophotography maybe, so I'd only have a kit lens and like a 100mm macro lens.

I also sort of want to try to mount old AI lenses and that is why I'm considering FF in the first place, but I can't decide if that is a good enough reason considering the price differences between DX and FX lenses.

The shutter jammed in my camera. Is this going to cost me an arm and a leg to get it fixed? It's a Canon Demi ee17. Any recommendations for a good place in Tokyo where I could take it to get repaired?

Last thread hit the image limit. Stop talking Gear and post pics.

Uninstalled.

There's something deeply fascinating about the art of women hovering in mid-air. But I can't put my finger on how does it awaken my obsession with viewing such magical imagery of them being photoshopped with zero gravity effects.

What was wrong with cameras in 2004?
How was this the highest quality photo taken of Miss Universe 2004 when her skirt accidentally fell down on stage?
So blurry and pixelated.

Hi boys. I want to ask a question about adapting M mount lenses to my X-T4 and noticed there was no /fag/ thread.
Does anyone use the Leica M to FX adaptor?
I'm also planning on using a 28mm and want the best yet most compact lense I can find.

It's over. Panasonic won.

>this kills the snoy toy
Nothing personal kiddo

I hate using my tripod. Setting it up is fiddly, shortening the legs is annoying and when I clamp down my ball head it moves the composition slightly. Don't even get me started on trying to use it for macro, getting the tripod to lean right is such a huge pain.
How do I buck up and learn to love my tripod? What head do you use? What genres do you shoot with it, which do you do handheld?
I appreciate what it does when everything goes right, composing with a camera that isn't moving around a little all the time makes my photos better but damn it's so annoying.