Digital Camera In 1988

I've been a Canon fan since my EOS 620 film camera in 1988. I'm not a professional by any stretch, but take a lot of pictures for family and friends. The 90D is the end of a line which I really prefer. I am very pleased with the improvements over my 80D, including resolution, auto focus, speed and many more. I'm more pleased with B&H including their used department. Prompt courteous service, fast accurate shipping and fair trade-in policies. You can't go wrong with B&H.

I use it as a back up for my digital camera.

I love this camera it is the best of the best for a digital camera.

use for digital camera

I bought mine in 1988; still using it. Great functionality and it's been through the wringer. It's traveled with me everywhere and had everything in it from a Nikon N8008 to a Nikon D810. Thirty years old, tough as nails, obviously I swear by it.

I bought my first pair of Paterson developing trays in 1988 when I took a biophotography class. Later I changed their intended use and the trays became an useful tool for hand cleaning small seeds. The first pair have lasted over 25 years of constant use and exposure to sunlight. I hope these new ones will last as much so my children will have a chance to write a new review in the 2040s.

This adapter works well with all my lenses both old and new. It can be a little fussy with the mounting, but learned to be careful with that. Have lenses from 1988 that work just as well as brand new ones. It's a new toy that's fun to use.

Big, solid and dependable. Bought it new in 1988, had cold light head, color head for it. Used from 1988-2001. Put it in storage until recently and still works like the day I bought it. Because of the size I gave it away to someone who is just getting into 4x5 film. Very few people are looking for the chassis now, very expensive to ship. Full frame digital has pulled me away from film otherwise I would have found a way to use the enlarger.

I've owned a bunch of Nikon 80-200mm lenses and 70-200mm lenses since 1988. This is the best Nikon 70-200mm I've ever owned. Heck, it's the best Nikon zoom I've owned regardless of focal length. Even slightly better than the Nikon F-Mount 70-200mm F 2.8 E which this lens replaced for use on a Z9.

I've been using a Mac since 1988 and eventually ended up with several laptops over the course of 20 years. Unfortunately, my MacBook Pro reached the end of its life. My Mac needs consist of online teaching, some video applications, but mostly music creation (must be able to handle core audio). I looked at iMacs and Mac Pro models, but they were out of my price range. The Mac Mini was the answer: Compact, cute, more processing power, 64GB RAM, 6 cores, portability, solid state drive, and more. It's super cute and extremely powerful. Merging my Time Machine back up from my defunct laptop was a breeze. Catalina, the latest system, was already installed. Moreover, I was able to upload various DAW programs (Logic and Studio One...) with ease. I opted for the 500 GB Solid State Drive, but I recommend 750 or 1TB as you'll eventually need the space for pictures, video, or whatever your heart desires. B & H helped me choose both the perfect mouse and keyboard. To wrap it up, this machine is a winner and the 5-star rating is beautifully justified.