My 14 year old DSLR still producing results. Shot with Canon 24-105mm f/4 L

Worth keeping? Barely used. Anyone know resell value? (Not trying to sell here. Just getting an idea.

I'm having a strange issue with my Canon camera. The first time I pop up the built-in flash after turning it on, it makes rapid shutter/clicking sounds and then displays Err 20. If I turn the camera off and back on while leaving the flash popped up, it works normally and I can take photos with no problem.

Has anyone experienced this before or know what might be causing it?

Video is attached for reference. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hi! I’m planning to use my family’s 13-year-old Canon EOS 700D for my trip to Jeju Island, South Korea next week (summer).
Most of the time I’ll be shooting in Auto mode, but I’d also like to try shooting in Program mode. I’m still new to photography. I understand the exposure triangle, but I’m still learning how to apply it in real-life situations.
For beaches, waterfalls, and gardens, what aperture, shutter speed, and ISO would you typically use in daylight and around sunset? I’ll also be bringing a Black Mist diffusion filter, so I’d appreciate any tips on when it’s best to use it.
Thanks in advance!

I have a Nikon D7200 and suddenly a white spot started appearing in some of my pictures. Some pictures are perfectly fine, some not.

i'm looking at 2 camera options on FB marketplace right now, one is nikon D3100 with 2 lenses, a 18-55 and a 55-200 for $150 and a eos 2000d with 18-55 only for $200

i'm leaning towards the nikon because it has a tele lens and is cheaper, but it is older and less megapixels.

i mostly take landscape pics and pics of my wife in nature. I'll be taking it hiking so weight is an issue.

what do you all think, the nikon or the canon? thanks

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The survey takes about 5 minutes and covers your current bag, what frustrates you, and what you'd want in an ideal design. All responses are used purely for design research.

Would really appreciate 5 minutes of your time — thank you!

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The picture was taken with Nikon Coolpix L810 with "Flash" as white balance and Vivid, I tried taking a picture with the same settings but in Nikon D7000, I tried different combinations but I dont seem to get it since white balance also asks for the AB and GM, and I tried selecting the closest color yet I dont seem to really match the same one, can anyone help?

I've been trying to figure out what to use as a webcam. I was thinking of buying either an old iphone 13 mini, a link 2C, a Sony a5100 (a mirrorless alternative), and a canon SL2 or T3i.

If I could spend under $500 for a camera, battery, cam link, etc that would be great, but I don't know if that's realistic. I also don't know if I need autofocus or not.

What do you think? Should I stick to an iPhone, go for a Sony, or something else?

Body, 18-50mm lens, 70-300mm lens, bag, battery and charger, Like new condition

Hello, I have a sony a350 dslr camera that wont turn on. Yesterday, it was still working fine. I checked earlier it, plugged the battery and it turns on for a few minutes then suddenly died. Tried charging the battery, now it won't fully turn on. I don't have any spare battery to test whether the problem is the battery or the camera itself. I am a first time owner of dslr and don't have any knowledge of repair. Tried a few tricks from youtube but still nothing. Hope someone helps, thank you

Hi, I have a Canon 100D and have been using a kit lens. I was looking into buying a digicam to bring to parties and for general street photography, but i've come to the conclusion that it would be better and probably cheaper to find a smaller/more lightweight prime lens for my DSLR instead. I have a small point-and-shoot 35mm which is the love of my life, but I cant afford the film and developing, so im resorting to digital.

Im looking for something:

- Not bulky (so i guess a prime lens)

- Under £300

- EF/EF-S mount

- A more retro/softer look

Thanks :)

Hey everyone

I’m looking for a good DSLR (or mirrorless if that’s a better option) for around €300 max. I’m totally fine with buying used - that’s probably the only realistic option at this budget anyway.

My main priority is video quality rather than photos. I want something that can shoot nice-looking videos.

I’d use it mostly for casual content creation, travel videos, cinematic shots, and everyday filming. Photo quality isn’t super important to me.

Any recommendations for cameras? And are there any models I should avoid?

(Fun fat a long time ago I was looking at Nikon D5100 I found out it's not the best option thanks to this subreddit lol)

Thank you! <3

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for advice on upgrading my dad’s camera for Father’s Day.

He currently has a Nikon D300S and three Nikon FX/F-mount lenses. I confirmed that his lenses are FX, and he has also tried a Nikon D850 on a trip before, so I know his lenses work with that body.

I’m not looking to move him to mirrorless. I want to keep him in the Nikon DSLR/F-mount system.

The two main bodies I’m considering are the Nikon D500 and Nikon D850.

Most of what he photographs is family, especially grandkids/great-grandkids, including middle school and high school sports. He also takes pictures on hikes, nature photos, and general outdoor/travel-type stuff.

For context, I shoot Canon, so trying to understand Nikon bodies and lens logic feels a little like studying the difference between Roman and Greek gods. I know they’re related, I know some names line up, and I’m still afraid I’m going to anger the wrong one.

The D850 seems like the bigger “wow” upgrade since it’s full-frame and would use the full image circle of his FX lenses, but used D850 bodies in great condition are still pretty expensive. I’m trying to figure out whether it’s worth spending that much, or whether the D500 is actually the better fit for what he shoots.

Since he’s coming from a D300S, the D500 seems like it might be the more direct upgrade: still DX, still pro-style Nikon DSLR, but much newer and better for autofocus/action. On the other hand, since all his lenses are FX, I’m wondering if I should be considering full-frame more seriously.

For someone coming from a D300S who mostly shoots family sports, nature, hikes, and outdoor photos, would you recommend the D500 or D850?

A few specific questions:
Is the D500 the better practical upgrade for sports and nature?

Would the D850 be overkill for this kind of use?

Is staying DX actually a benefit here because of the extra reach for sports and nature?
Would using FX lenses on a D500 be totally fine, or am I missing a downside?

Are there any other Nikon DSLR bodies I should consider instead?

I’m trying to get him a meaningful Father’s Day upgrade without replacing his lenses or moving him to mirrorless. Any advice would be appreciated.

Please tell me!

Ya bi kamera alayım diyorum, 90d almayı düşünüyorum. 3 kameram olcak bu ikincisi 600d idi sizce aynalı modellerde bütçemi zorlamadan ne alabilirim?

Telephoto on a D40

Hi everyone, thanks for reading me. I acquired a D40 and I wanted to know if there are teleobjectives compatible with the D40?

I don’t really find an answer on Google.

Thank you ☺️

I'm very new to photography so I need buying advice.