But these dslr's in order (best to worse)? Edit?

Canon t6i
Canon t5i
Canon t6s
Canon 70d
Nikon d5500

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But these dslr's in order (best to worse)?

But these dslr's in order (best to worse)?
Added (1). Canon t6i
Canon t5i
Canon t6s
Canon 70d
Nikon d5500

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Nikon d5300 low light settings help?!

I have been asked to take pictures inside a church. This place has wood paneling and poor incandecent lighting. What setting should i set my camera to in order to avoid blurred movements of people? I have taken pictures here before and in a lot of my pictures, the peoples movements were blurred. And no I can't use flash, as it will be a funeral viewing it would be disrespectful. I want to remain at a respectful distance and be as invusable as possible.

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Nikon DSLR camera, shutter speed help?

My Nikon only goes to 1/200 when I use the internal flash. I can slow it down with flash but I can't increase the speed with it. As a result, I can't take quick snaps of people in photos without natural light. Without flash I CAN increase the SS, by a lot.

I've messed with ISO, white balance, aperture. I've tried manual and program mode. Is there a way to override this? Or work around it?

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Nikon lens to Canon EOS Rebel T5i adapter?

I have a Nikon Nikkor 70-300mm f/4-5.6 G AF Zoom lens
that I would like to use on my Canon EOS Rebel T5i DSLR yet the lens doesnt fit. I have looked all over the web for an adatper and all I have found is a

Canon to Nikkon which is not what I need. Can someone send me a link to the proper adapter?

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Nikon 24-120mm f/3.5-5.6G AF-S VR or Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 24-120mm f/4G?

which would preform better or are they both at the same level

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Is it really necessary to have an i-TTL flash for my Nikon camera?

I am a photo enthusiast and I bought a i-TTL flash (Sigma EF 610 DG ST) recently and have the option of returning it. After using it for two days, I really wonder if I ever need one. Firstly, my house is very brightly lit and I can always use some lamp to highlight my subjects. If things are a bit dark, I could crank up the ISO, use a tripod and decrease the shutter speed etc… Bounce flash is good but I really wonder if it is better to return this and use the money to get a good zoom lens as I always try to use natural lighting if possible. I have a Nikon D3200 with 18-55mm lens and 50mm prime 1.8 lens. I could use this external flash only in TTL mode, full power, 1/16th. There are no other options. I do not have full manual control. The maximum shutter speed I can set is 1/200 I guess and I can't use it in bright sunlight when my subject is having shadows on the face caused by the sun. I have to go for a reflector and I do not know if I can accomplish it with a flash. Moreover, the manual says that I have to use the flash daily in order to maintain capacitor operation. So what do you think I should do? I am confused. I don't use my DSLR everyday.

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Sigma lens for Nikon, adaptor, and Sony NEX-5R?

So I got a new lens and the adaptor to connect its alpha-mount to my camera s e-mount. My NEX comes up with an error message about not recognizing the lens when I know everything is connected properly. How can I troubleshoot?

Thanks!

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Does anyone know what the nikon equivalent to the canon 420ex speedlite is?

Does anyone know what the nikon equivalent to the canon 420ex speedlite is? - 1

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Best portrait bokeh lens for Nikon D7100?

I just upgraded from a D3200 to a D7100 and am trying to figure out a good portrait lens to purchase for it. I have the 55mm prime portrait lens but I feel like I have to back up too far to get a full body shot of my subjects. Weddings especially make this difficult, but I love the quality this type of lens gives me. My current portrait lens is also FX and I"m wanting the DX to get the maximum amount of quality out of my camera. Any recommendations for an inexpensive lens? (less than $400) I thought about the Nikon 35 mm prime lens. With it being shorter I figured I'd be doing less backing up. I'd rather have to move in closer than back up, especially if my space is limited.

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