Let’s look at what your options are to get your absolute next favorite lens, regardless of your camera system or sensor size. The list includes 50mm lenses for full-frame cameras and lenses that have an approximate 50mm equivalent field of view when used with smaller APS-C and Micro Four Thirds cameras. Canon RF. RF 50mm f/1.8 STM. RF 50mm f

This is video that cannot be achieved on most full frame cameras, and certainly not without any add-on equipment. • Extra features – Although not always used, the benefit of features such as focus stacking, various bracketing options not available elsewhere, excellent quality EVF and back screen (the X-T20 had a great EVF, but the X-T3 has

Astro camera. Guide scope and camera. Computer or similar device to manage the AP process. A lot of patience for learning curve, which can be lengthy. Good mounts are easily in the 1-2K range. Basic refractors in the 500-1000 range. Astro cameras are in the 500-1500 range. Guide scope and camera starts at about 250.
Nikon Z50. $874 at Amazon. $1,721 at Walmart. Best hybrid stills and video camera. Canon EOS R5. $1,721 at Walmart. $4,796 at Walmart. Best fast-shooting pro Canon camera. Canon EOS R3.
For the same price as an old, under-specced full-frame camera, the Fujifilm X-T5 gives you bags of functionality. While the X-T5 shoots excellent video, in 6K no less, in my view it isn’t really a video-focused camera and something like the X-H2 will give video users more bang for their buck (as we’ll explore in greater detail shortly).
The purpose of the DX mode is to allow you to use DX-specific lenses on your full-frame camera and avoid the vignetting that would be created by the DX lens's smaller image circle not filling a full-frame sensor. As the camera is just cropping the image, you aren't really gaining a telephoto advantage per say.
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