The most interesting thing in that photo is certainly the tiny kit lens. I'll be very interested in how it performs and what price it has.

That's a stunning shot.

Looks nice, but if you'll permit a little constructive criticism, it's tilted a little anti-clockwise and I would change the white balance to remove the green cast. I think it could also benefit from a little more open space above the tallest building.

Welcome to the forum.

Bump. Still available.

The most important part of food photography, more so than in other types, is lighting. I would say it needs to be a camera that can be used with an external flash that allows bounce, unless you have a very well lit environment for it.

Another important point is colour balance. Like people's skin, food can be made to look bad by even slightly incorrect colour balances, so the camera or available software needs to be able to account for any changes that might be needed.

Very nice indeed.

Withdrawn from sale for now.

Withdrawn from sale for now.

Withdrawn from sale for now.