Full Frame Dslr Camera

[Stills & Video] This my first professional level full-frame DSLR...and I'm absolutely in love with it! The camera takes amazingly sharp, detailed images. It's controls and functions are intuitive and easy to navigate. The focus system is incredibly complex; I'm still trying to figure it out. But so far the images I have taken had accurate focus. I am using this camera with a 24-70 f/2.8 and it is performing wonderfully!

[36 x 17 x 1.38"] I photograph jewelry with a full frame DSLR camera and have always had to spend a lot of time dealing with the highlights from the glossy surfaces. I stumbled upon one of Karl's videos showing the Light Cone and ordered one after watching it. Best decision I've made in awhile. By putting the cone around the jewelry I wind up with a very beautiful gradient light around the piece without any harsh highlights. It's simple but what a great product. I highly recommend the Light Cone.

[Yes] It's a basic backpack but it does it's job well. There's room for one full-frame mirrorless or DSLR camera and two lenses. Top compartment is good for carrying snacks or accessories.

[0.89 lb] This strap is easy to install and is very sturdy. Well able to hold a heavy full frame DSLR like my Canon 5D MkIII. Comfortable to wear.

[JPEG, Raw] Going from using a crop sensor DSLR to a full frame has been a world of difference in low light situations. It didn't take but a couple of shots to notice the difference and look forward to shooting in environments that I dreaded.

[f/2.8] I use this lens on a full frame DSLR for landscape and astro-photography. The lens really does have edge to edge sharpness; some chromatic aberration but is taken care of with software and a lens profile downloaded from Adobe. Sure, auto focus would be ideal for landscapes but considering the option of purchasing Canon's L series auto focus lens at this focal length--for literally six times the price--the SamYang is an absolute bargain.

[35mm] I am a 50mm or nifty fifty shooter when using my full frame DSLR as I was with my old film cameras. So the 35 Fuji is right up my alley when mounted on the Fuji X Pro-1. Image quality is superb but that is pretty much expected. You simply can't go wrong with this lens.

[Ball Head] I have multiple cameras, full frame DSLR’s as well as Leica Q’s. For me portability is key and this set up is nothing but first class in every way. This ball head is an exception to the old school thinking. I am amazed at this wonderful design,for me this is the perfect alternative to carrying a bulky tripod. This product is first class in materials and craftsmanship. Excellent and I couldn’t be more impressed.

[Aluminum] This tripod is well made and perfect for my use with a full-frame DSLR and supertelephoto (600 mm) lens. My rig is heavy and this tripod has more than enough capacity to accommodate it. Another feature I love is the tripod’s height. I am 6’7” tall, but with a gimbal head I can use this tripod without having to stoop — even without extending the center section. This makes for great stability. I have not encountered any of the problems mentioned in other reviews, but it is true the leg locks can pinch fingers if you’re careless opening them. However, the owner’s manual does caution about this so any such problems are on the user.

[T2.9] Laowa's 90mm (full-frame) and 65mm (APS-C only) are the mirrorless successors of the legendary DSLR 100mm- minus the unusual filter-requiring design. This is a remarkable lens that makes no compromises in the process of minimizing size, unlike the recently released 85mm. Works wonderfully on the a6700 as part of a dedicated compact macro setup.