Yep been there done that. Can confirm everything said above is spot on.
> So, if you’re shooting on the high-res bodies, do you prioritize the native GM glass for the AF reliability, or is the Sigma glass sharp enough t...
Yep, this is the way
This comes up a lot, but honestly, it is exhausting watching people get sucked into the gear trap. The industry just wants you to keep throwing money ...
This comes up a lot. Before you drop $150 on power gear, you need to clarify how you're actually planning to shoot in the Highlands. Are you mostly do...
Just grab the Olympus M.Zuiko Digital 45mm f/1.8. It's cheap, sharp, and saved me a ton compared to pro glass. I fixed my own lens hood for $5, too!
> I'm a complete beginner and honestly have no idea what I'm doing with settings yet. ^ This. Also, don't even worry, we all started by taking blur...
Ok adding this to my list of things to try. Thanks for the tip!
Skip the big brands and grab the Viltrox EF-M2 II 0.71x Adapter. It’s plenty sharp for narrative work, keeps your rig light for travel, and saves you ...
Re: "Regarding what #11 said about the struggle to balance resolution with weight"I would suggest pausing before making any final purchase. High-resol...
Late to the party, but honestly, you're overthinking the contrast thing—Tri-X is super forgiving and Kodak HC-110 Developer Syrup is absolutely the wa...
Re: "No way, I literally just dealt with this..."I agree. Tbh, if you want a cheaper option, check out the Hasselblad XCD 35-75mm f/3.5-4.5 used marke...