What Camera Do You Use?

[malx]

Hi, All.

Who thinks they get really amazing pics of their reef tanks with their SLR? If they do, what camera/lense do you use? Show some examples! Looking into a camera to shoot my tank lit with Kessil A360 Tuna Blues and KZ T5s.

Thanks!
Joey

 

[Misled]

Nikon D300
Nikon 105mm 2.8 macro









So you know, I can do that with any DSLR and a quality macro lens. It's more the idiot behind the camera than the camera itself.

 

[Reef Bass]

What Jesse said about the idiot.

Here's my style of idiocy:

Canon EOS 6D
Canon EF 100mm F2.8 USM Macro

 

[tkeracer619]

Cannon EOS D5 Markii

Now if only I could learn to use it

 

[Misled]

That's what we're here for. Just ask!!!

 

[noob916]

Sony ax6000

 

[biecacka]

Canon EOS 50D is the camera I own!!!

Now if I can learn to use it....:lol:

Corey

 

[mpsteve]

I have a Nikon d3300 with a sigma 105mm macro and I can't get good non blue pictures with it. My lights are radion G4 pros

 

[BlueCorn]

Started with a Canon XT from there Canon 30D, Canon 7D, Canon 5D and the 5D mkII.

Now Sony a6300. Still use my Canon 100 macro with an adapter.

Camera bag is 15lbs lighter.

 

[biodegraded]

Being the idiot behind the viewfinder, it hardly matters what I shoot. :wildone:

Also, life events have been such that I don't have an aquarium(s) at this time. (work site shut down, interstate move, buy a property, sell a property, yada yada) That said, for what it's worth, I currently shoot a Nikon 800E that I picked up earlier this year. The 200mm f/4 is my macro lens. For reasons only fathomable to Nikon, they call it a micro lens. I primarily shoot fungi, lichens, mosses, etc, around my property these days.

I test drove the 105 2.8 VR "micro". It is a fine off hand portrait and such lens, but I very much disliked its focus breathing when using it for macro. Others may not be as bothered by that.

Here is the only photo I could immediately find on my desktop which was taken with the 200mm in macro. It needs better post. I'm the idiot behind driving that, too. :lol:

 

[IPT]

Canon for me. Have had many from the original 10D, 5D, 1Ds Mark iii, and most recently 7D mark ii and a 6D. I really like Canon, and especially the marco 100mm lens. That said I recently bought a used Sony A7R and the image quality is quite impressive. It's taking some getting used to since I am so used to the Canon ergonomics. Some might argue this, but I think today nearly any platform will be a solid contender. Get some bodies in your hands and see how they feel, and how easy you can use the buttons you'll need. If you don't like how a camera feels or how you use it it really won't matter how good the images are because you just wont use it much.

Some really old images. Probably with the original 5D but I've lost track now.Just happened to have this still on Photobucket .











Performs well in Arctic conditions as well

 

[hunker]

Another Nikon d3300 user here, it's good enough for me

 

[hunker]

Reviews http://thedigitalcamera.net/best-dslr-cameras-for-beginners/

 

[Tinpanva]

well, let's see, a couple of Nikon cybershots, but those are just for fun. Canon 6D, T5, T3i are my heavy lifters.

A couple from the 6D today.

(with flash)

Handheld without flash. ISO was up around 2500

 

[hunker]

http://thedigitalcamera.net/best-dslr-cameras-for-beginners/

 

[knap_123]

Samsung s7

 

[jim293]

I currently have 3 Nikons with a lot of lens.
Nikon D200
Nikon D300
Nikon D3
They all work great and I am very happy with them.

 

[Apercula]

I dont have a dslr, I shoot a Canon powershot sx130is point and shoot, usually in auto mode, so the idiot behind the camera comment applies.

Free hand in "flower" mode.

 

[scuzy]

My new 5D mk IV been fun to use. Can't wait for the new sigma 150mm os macro to arrive to see how it differs from my 100mm L


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[Mav01]

Cannon T6i, just need to figure out lighting and what macro to buy!!


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