Honestly, skip the V90 unless you are shooting raw or super high bitrate stuff all the time. I learned the hard way when I bought the fastest card on ...
Building on the earlier suggestion, the Lexar Professional 1066x 256GB microSDXC UHS-I V30 is a solid alternative if you can find it on sale. Ngl, it ...
> Since the IIa has a fixed lens assembly, are there any decent auxiliary wide or telephoto adapters that actually hold up? Honestly, save your cas...
To add to the point above: honestly, if you want reliable speed without the bulk, look at the Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II USM. I know, I know,...
Re: "Regarding what #3 said about the gear, I..." totally agree that keeping it simple is the way to go. This comes up a lot, but seriously, dont stre...
Rarely post but I saw this and had to chime in. Just grab the Kingston Canvas Go! Plus 256GB microSDXC UHS-I V30 or the PNY Pro Elite 256GB microSDXC ...
To add to the point above: last summer I dragged the Hasselblad XCD 135mm f/2.8 to a shoot and the compression was INSANE, but the Hasselblad XCD 90mm...
Regarding what #4 said about "Honestly, everyone just parrots the same three lenses..." — I think it's wise to be cautious. Before buying anything, ju...
Totally agree with the others, but I swear by the Samsung EVO Select 256GB MicroSDXC V30. Used it all through Zion last month, zero glitches. Just for...
Been thinking about your setup since I saw your post earlier — honestly, if you're coming from an iPhone, even a modest upgrade is going to sound like...
Late to the party, but honestly, everyone hypes up these cheap lenses way too much. I spent a year chasing the 'Leica look' with budget glass before r...
Tbh I've been through three different drone kits over the years and honestly, glass quality only matters if you're pixel peeping. Are you actually pri...
Building on the earlier suggestion, I definitely agree that DIY is the way to go. Everyone acts like you need those overpriced plastic boxes, but the ...