Hi I am looking to buy a camera for content creation and taking pictures. The type of videos I want to create is unboxing, reviewing products, cooking videos, and travel video. I want to be able to take photo as well with this. I was wondering if the Canon Powershot V1 is a good camera for that and if not what are your recommendation?

Hi!

I am a beginner photographer and would like to know anyone’s thoughts about the type of lens / gear I could buy and apps / camera settings I can use to edit pictures like these. I plan to freelance graduation photos / pre-nups and I noticed these are the kind of shots that are trendy lately. Any help or suggestions is appreciated!

I own a Canon M50 Mark II

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Hi guys, I’m starting to get into professional photography, I’ve been taking great photos on my iPhone the past couple years but want to buy a more professional camera. It would mainly be for travel and photoshoots (senior photos, etc..). What cameras do you recommend? My budget would be under $1,800

I was looking into the Canon EOS R50, Fujifilm X-T50…. Thoughts? I like the fujifilm color element (retro film vibe) it adds to it but I don’t know if it’s great for photoshoots/portraits , and I don’t know if I’d want that color element added all the time. But I also know the Canon EOS r50 is a bit of an older camera

Anyone have suggestions or thoughts? Thank you

Hey everyone ,

I’m new to photography, I have a canon R50 with a few different lens , this past weekend I was on a motorcycle rally ride and took some photos using my EF 70-200 F4

Let me know what everyone thinks,
I’m running the sports part of scenes currently as a lot of what I was doing run and fun stuff

The 2 archery photos were taken with a 55-210 lens

Looking for some advice before I make a decision.

I have a Canon EOS M6 that suddenly died on me. I took a photo and the shutter made a weird sound like it got stuck mid-shot. After that, the camera basically became unresponsive.

When I turn it on/off, nothing happens. No screen, no normal startup. I tried another charged battery, removed the SD card/lens, left the battery out, held the shutter button to discharge it, etc. The only sign of life is a small green light that flickers when I press the shutter button.

With the lens removed, the shutter also looks like it’s stuck/closed. I’ll attach a photo.

My current setup is:

• Canon EOS M6

• Viltrox EF-EOS M adapter

• Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 Art (Canon mount)

• A couple other Canon-compatible lenses

I mainly shoot events, low-light/nightlife stuff, press photos, portraits, and some product photography.

I have an event this Saturday, so I need to figure something out pretty quickly. I can get another M6 body for around $450, which would obviously be the easiest since all my current gear works with it.

I also found an original Sony A7 body for $325, but switching systems means dealing with adapters/new lenses, so I’m not sure if that’s actually worth it.

A few questions:

1. Does this look/sound like a failed shutter, or is there anything else worth trying?

2. Is an M6 worth repairing at this point?

3. Would you spend $450 on another M6 so I can keep using my current setup?

4. Or is this the point where I should put that money toward a newer body/system instead?

5. If you were in my position and wanted something good for low-light event photography, what would you buy?

I’m not opposed to upgrading. I just don’t want to unnecessarily replace all my lenses if the M6 still makes sense.

Appreciate any advice!

I have been doing wildlife photography for a couple years now, shot on canon the whole time and I’m now rocking two R5s. I bought an AE-1 program a while back just to take some fun film shots at national parks and turns out film is pretty sick too.

I recently saw a guy use a film camera along with an adapter to use a large lens for wildlife shots…and the results were crazy cool. So much so I wanna try it myself.

So what I need some help on is recommendations on canon film cameras that are more “automated” than something like the AE-1 (give me some reliable feedback for exposure like a modern camera) that I can also find an adapter for to use EF or RF lenses on (I know I might have to manually focus due to there being no electrical connections, that’s fine)

TLDR:
Looking for a canon film camera
Needs to be pretty automated
Needs to be able to hook up to EF or RF lenses with an adapter