[chef8489]

I no longer have access to a good camera and struggling with my galaxy s7 camera. I am back into doing reviews and need a goid camera and would love to hear what you are using so i can reference the pics to camera. There are just so many options out there and i am by no means a camera guy. I was thinking along the lines of the Canon 80d, but not quite sure if i need that much of a camera.

 

[Vatnos]

What's wrong with the galaxy s7 camera, if you're just doing reviews? I have an s5, with presumably a worse camera, and I've taken pictures like this with it:
 
https://www.flickr.com/photos/7491223@N06/30308433041/in/album-72157675202303736/
 
https://www.flickr.com/photos/7491223@N06/30229922022/in/album-72157675202303736/
 
 

 

[chef8489]

What's wrong with the galaxy s7 camera, if you're just doing reviews? I have an s5, with presumably a worse camera, and I've taken pictures like this with it:


 


https://www.flickr.com/photos/7491223@N06/30308433041/in/album-72157675202303736/


 


https://www.flickr.com/photos/7491223@N06/30229922022/in/album-72157675202303736/


 

 

 

Because the camera is just not good enough to get the shots i want or think the reviews and companies deserve.

 

[chef8489]

Camcorders are out. I primarily do reviews on here, so a good camera is more important than videos.

 

[MiLeX]

I personally use a Panasonic GH4, it is a great small camera with a MFT sensor. 
It is mostly used for video production, but I use it 95% for stills. Sure the full frame cameras might be better in low light, but at home you are in control of your lighting anyway.
And I personally like the smaller form-factor and lighter weight of the MFT family.  

 

[concord72]

I'm a cheap person, I stick to my iPhone 7 for all pics and video.