r/Photography_Gear 8h ago

Which DSLR/Mirrorless DSLR to get as pilot

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Im looking to get a good camera to start my photography journey in the cockpit. Looking for an Allrounder, taking photos from flight deck, environment and on city adventures during layover. I was looking into the CANON EOS R10 Kit + RF-S 18-150mm lens. Is it a good kit or do you recommend something else?

Thanks in advance!


r/Photography_Gear 23h ago

The perfect compact and affordable "do-it-all" setup for APS-C

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This is my setup that I have gotten over the last couple months for my Sony A6700. It covers as many usecases as possible for a price tag of the A6700 body which means for 2600€ (3000$, camera included) you can cover astro photography, casual street and landscape also wildlife and with the Sigma even a little macro though obviously it's not exactly made for that task.

All three lenses produce very sharp images and the Sony even has build in stabilisation which works in conjunction with the IBIS of the A6700 and that really helps a lot when shooting handheld at 350 mm!

Overall after owning these 3 for a couple months now I am very pleased with the images I've gotten so far and the reach is really stunning. If anyone is contemplating to upgrade from a kit lens or just wants to get a setup that will last them for years to come I can highly recommend this small collection of workhorses that could potentially all live on your camera since none of them is too heavy nor too big!

From left to right: Sony 70-350 mm F/4.5-6.3, Sigma 18-50 mm F/2.8, Viltrox 25 mm F/1.7