What DSLR/Professoinal Camera Do you Have/Use?

[malevolent]

Which DSLR or other professional camera do you have to use?

Awhile back I picked up a Nikon D3300 with stock lens and 55-200mm lens.
I've used it quite a bit, and most recently for taking some shots of my reps.

I've seen a lot of you with some great quality photos, let's hear what you have!

 

[elbisivni]

Nikon D7100 with Nikkor 50mm f/1.8d, AF-S 70-200mm, and DX 18-70mm. Also a 3rd party battery grip, which, while adding bulk and weight, completely transforms the camera's usability, in a good way.

It's a great camera. Next move, a few years down the line when I am better, will be a full frame camera.

 

[JimbobFender]

I'm a cinematographer so have a big ol' cinema camera that I then take stills with

I've got a Sony FS7, mostly with Samyang 35mm (T1.5) and a 50mm Canon L Series (T1.2)

 

[OmegaPOFL]

I've heard the 4th gen of the Sony mx100 is great! The reviewer says shooting 4k heats up the camera too quickly.


I bet the canon 5D mark II is good

http://youtu.be/cx20nTPZjes


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[dramaturg]

I have a Canon 70D with the Canon EF 24-70mm 1:2,8L II USM, however I just ordered the Canon EF 17-40mm/f4,0 L USM.

I like the Canon quite a lot, however lately I think Nikon is the way to go. Anyone switched from Canon to Nikon? What top-midlevel DSLR would you recommend?

 

[UltrasonicBokeh]

I've shot Canon since the early point-&-shoot days in 2003. Today I use an EOS 20D with the EF 17-40mm. f/4.0 L. A piece of advise: it's all about that glass! Seriously - invest in a quality lens and your pictures will look great even if you shoot with a 10+ year-old body. And as another note, prime lenses typically offer optics superior to those of the zoom variety (wider aperture, sharper images, less chromatic-abberation, etc.). And when you've had enough of dealing with ambient light, buy a couple of budget Yongnuo speedlites and radio triggers to really control your shooting environment. Oh, and shooting RAW (.CR2 on the Canon system) will preserve valuable details when editing.

 

[Farishmy]

6 month old picture getting ready for my trip.

1) Canon 6D
2) Battery grip
3) Canon 430ex II flash
4) 50mm f1.4
5) 24-105mm f4L


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[JLS1963]

Love me the Nikkor Lenses
D90 body, Nikkor 24-70mm, 16-35mm, 70-300mm, 50mm F1.8, 60mm Macro and a Tokina 11-16mm Wide Angle

Started with a DX body but bought best glass I could afford at the time. If anyone ever has thoughts of really getting into Photography, do yourself a favor and buy Full Frame glass and all you ever would need to do is upgrade the Body if you really get into it.

 

[Miclay]

I used to own a 5D MKIII, but have since sold that. At the moment I'm looking at purchasing the 5DSR and then getting suitable lenses for it due to the fact that I am now starting product photography

 

[sicilianu]

I have an entry level Canon 1000d with stock 18-55mm lens which I love. In my opinion the camera is quite good for a beginner and it was just 90dollars second hand package.

 

[atgm]

I used to shoot sports, so Canon 7D and 70-200 2.8 as my normal lens. Great for portraits, too, though you have to have your "target" stand far, far away.

 

[reivilo]

I have a Nikon D90 with a 18 - 105 Nikkor lense that i use for all my needs

 

[d4m.test]

Picked up a Nikon D3300 with kit lens this week and I´m impressed. This entry-level 24 MP DSLR is capable of more than digital pro-cameras could do 10 Years ago and has a higher resolution than any pro Nikon out at the moment. Just waiting for a simple Nikon f 1.8/35mm fast and low-light lens to go with it and it will see in the dark As it´s cheap and light (460 gr) You can really take and carry it everywhere without having to baby it - until a couple of Years ahead the next generations are out.
http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/d3300.htm
Most watch-shots have been done with the pocket Canon Powershot SX220 HS which allows full manual mode and I normally carry everywhere or the Nikon D70 that I´m going to retire now.

 

[zero_deficit]

Nikon f 1.8/35mm

This is an amazing lens, extremely versatile, very affordable. Best bang for your buck DX lens imo


I myself shoot with a Nikon D5100, with a Nikon 35mm f/1.8, and a Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8. All I really need tbh

 

[atgm]

Tokina's a great value on the wide end and the distortion is super easy to fix in LR.

Nothing for the 80-100 range? That's usually where portraits start looking really great, if you do any people pictures.

 

[Rc12345]

Nikon d5500 and a canon 700d.bothe great cameras.

 

[ItalianSub]

Sony alpha 200 ...bout 6 years old, but does the job well!


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[peanutgang]

I carry around my t5i , 1.4 50mm and a Tokina 11-16 lens. For the most part it gets the job done.

 

[ds1101]

Nikon D90
Nikon 10-50
Nikon 55-300

Also have a Nikon D7100 + tokina 10-17 with a nauticam housing for underwater photography. Port for the 10-50 and 10-17 macro and god bless the nikon lenses are interchangeable

 

[spennacchione]

I have a Pentax K-r. I bought this camera because i have one vintage lens 50-200 compatible.
Am i the one with this camera brand here? :laugh: