Recent content by sk_tan

Yes. 1 month ago, I was considering a cam system to return to photography aft 2 yrs break.. An uncle who is a freelance photographer told me now is the "transition" period like the film SLR to DSLR. Exactly the same. People are talking about jump ship, the pros n cons. Compatibility of lenses...

I was in your shoes when I was in poly. Now my friends ask me this qn, I know how to answer them. Get a mid-range APS-C cam.. For Canon, 70D or 80D. Pair it with a Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 as a kit lens. Get a 50mm f/1.8 lens. It will be good for a start. If u need telephoto, rent the 70-200mm f/4...

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RH maybe difficult to set so many 50%-60% should be ok. My dry cabinet always hovering around 55%..

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Manual mode more suitable for still life, portraits or studio environment. During events need to have smth constant if not sure jia lat. Same for street, i area shaded vs next area sunny.

You can consider the 12-100mm f/4 lens.. Slightly better than what you have now but lose out on focal length.

An advice when I shoot events or go on the streets.. Set you mode to A or P mode. Aperture Mode is good when you are looking to do "street portraits" as it adjusts the shutter speed to match your exposure that you've set. Programe mode for the exposure to be constant (varying shutter speed and...