Canon Amateur Professional Camera

I am what I like to call a professional amateur. I started shooting about 18 months ago with a Canon Rebel T1i and the 18-55mm kit lens that came with it. It was a good enough lens, but couldn't reach to where I wanted it to. I finally decided on an upgrade, and have not regretted it one bit. It is an amazing lens, and the quality is excellent. It's only slightly heavier than the 18-55mm, but that's to be expected. My only regret is that I didn't buy this lens sooner.

nice product for a amateur and professional filmmakers.

I have seen a lot of reviews for this camera and they are right! The camera is great, for a just photo person, to a starting amateur or to a mature professional. Settings are easy, focus is great, small, compact and solid.

Whether amateur or professional, this is a great strap to have easy access to your camera without the strain on neck and bumpy burden on your chest/stomach! In addition, it easily disconnects from the strap with a click to quickly mount on a tripod or put in the camera bag. Highly recommended for all users! (Tip - no need to order the extra clips unless you have more than two things to attach as the strap comes with two)

As former professional photographer and current advanced amateur, this camera meets all of my needs I like the fact that all my older Nikon lenses as well as a Nikon electronic flash are compatible with the D850. I have owned many cameras, starting over 80 years ago, including a Speed Graphic in the 1940's, so I've had a lot of photographic experience on which to base my opinion.

If you're trying to make the jump from amateur to professional photography this is a great camera for that effort. The fujifilm camera and 16-80mm kit lens have worked great for me. Not only do I feel like I can take a variety of shots both wide angle and telezoom, but I really feel like I can grow into the camera. It also has a vast selection of third party lenses that I can't wait to try.

Excellent camera, if you are an amateur, enthusiast or professional in photography, it will not disappoint you, it is designed for the most demanding. Which is what I like the most: its design, light weight, excellent autofocus, professional video options, great user interface and not having to carry heavy equipment. Being micro four thirds, the weight and volume of the camera and optics are considerably less. And the costs, needless to say, cheaper than full frame and APS-C. Panasonic hit the mark.

Perfect case for the photographer either amateur or professional. Can hold camera and lenses with no worries about breakage. Also fits nicely in overhead bins.

For both professional or amateur usage, it is a perfect choice. Wouldn't think twice.

Easy to use. Helps make professional shots with a regular amateur.