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[Istanbul] Taking the ferry to Kadiköy was the greatest public transport trip I’ve undertaken
youtu.beu/dolrighttherefred — 1 day ago
Dublin to Belfast by train in FIRST CLASS - Is it worth it in 2026?
Literally my first attempt at YouTube. I really like simple no words videos so trying to make some stuff I enjoy. It definitely
needs work, any of your feedback is welcome! Enjoy!
u/dolrighttherefred — 1 month ago
▲ 1 r/Cameras
Recommendations for someone who found the Canon 80D too heavy for travel
Budget: max €1000
Country: Ireland or EU online
Condition: New preferred
Type of Camera: Mirrorless or DSLR
Intended use: travel and video
If photography; what style: travel with city scapes, people, parked cars
If video what style: travel type video in train stations etc but not a priority
What features do you absolutely need: viewfinder, articulating screen
What features would be nice to have: coming from primarily film (trip 35, EOS 300 so all features are basically mind blowing)
Portability: light for hanging off a shoulder all day
Cameras you're considering: MX5 or R50
Cameras you already have: not exactly comparable as this is first real digital coming from film
Notes: coming from film and I see Fuji have some film sim options on some models
u/dolrighttherefred — 2 months ago