I have the 5D mark II with the lenses EF 100 f/2.8L macro, EF 40 f/2.8 and EF 50 f/1.8.

Sigma Sony bros...

https://www.sigma-global.com/en/news/2024/12/19/010781/

How did they make this look like both early 1980s Ektachrome and 2010s NHK news footage simultaneously? How do I into this kind of subtle, tasteful, aesthetic, and film-nostalgic color grading?

Can someone tell me what the hype is for this $2k camera? I browsed flickr and the IQ looks horrible for such an expensive p&s bested by 15 year old DSLRs.

What am I missing? I can see maybe $1200 tops for it.

Daily reminder to print your photos. They aren't worth shit without being printed. We'll be all dead in 100 years, and the only reliable way to preserve our memories is to print physical copies of photos. So, pick a few of your photos, print them and keep the copies. Store them in a box, in an album, whatever. But have physical copies. Plus, it's a complete different story, looking at physical photos vs digital ones.

Pic unrelated, posting a snapshit.

How do you cope with the guilt that you're using suffering of other people to make money/recognition/fame?

My hands shake when I hold the camera and when I press the shutter button. I have a tripod but it's a problem when I hold it in my hands.
How can I stop this?

Hello, nOOB here, new to this board, looking for an /out/door camera recommendation for taking better pictures than my iphone 15 pro can.

I've been told to get a canon sx70, which looks ok, but kinda bulky. I do a lot of photography on windy days on steep cliff edges where I do not want to fall or lug something heavy because I have to scramble on all fours up and down a steep slope to access an overlook.

What would you recommend for best picture quality (mostly pictures, sometimes videos, but not as often). I do not want a DSLR or something huge and bulky, and does mirrorless mean there's no viewfinder and you have to compose photos on the screen? I mean I guess that's what you do with iphone, but wouldn't a viewfinder be an upgrade?

I used digital cameras like as a kid, so I've had a Nikon Coolpix before. I mostly take photos of landscapes, so I want some zoom, but I don't take many photos of animals, mostly river and cliffs and forests, and I want something that can handle both low lighting and bright sun better than my phone can. That's a big issue with the phone.

Do you know what mount they are? they are japanese

After a few month hiatus from photography, I have had some inspiration and for the first time I am going out with purpose and vision. I have a rough idea of what kinds of compositions I am looking for and it's been a completely different experience from my aimless walkabouts. Now I feel like I'm trying to bring something into reality, I'm trying to share something with people that can't be communicated strictly with words and producing things that are meaningful to me instead of just pleasant images.

>inb4 show us
No. They aren't even close to being ready, let alone a coherent set.