Photography Equipment

I have been a Nikon shooter for over two decades.  I believe that the quality offered by today's major brands of DSLR (Nikon, Canon, Sony, Etc) are all more than capable of producing quality images so I would not necessarily promote one brand over another.  Each system has its own pros and cons and I think that photographers should look at a camera system simply as a tool and not be obsessed with pushing one particular brand name.  Find what works for your needs / budget and get out there and shoot with it.  Although I personally think that Nikkor produces superior optics, I have also been impressed with the quality of the current Sigma Sports Series lenses.  

The primary system that I carry in the field for wildlife photography is a full frame 46MP Nikon D850 and a Sigma 150-600mm 5-6.3 Sports DG OS HSM Lens.  Both the body and lens are of metal construction with weather sealing which I consider important features of shooting in the outdoors.  I will also note, this body and lens is a heavy combination weighing in at around 9lbs so it may not be right for you.  

My secondary system is mainly used for landscape and macro photography.  The camera body is a full frame 36MP Nikon D800E and lenses used are a Tokina at-X PRO M 100mm F2.8 D Macro lens and a NIKKOR AF 28mm f/1.8G wide angle lens.

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