^ This. Also, everyone on reddit loses their minds over those fancy dedicated camera bags, but honestly — half of them are just marketing hype with ze...
Look, all these lightweight plastic shotgun mics are fine until they get knocked around in a real working environment. Reminds me of back in the shop ...
Congrats on the new glass — wait, I mean camera! Seriously though, handling heavy gear without spending a fortune is my specialty (three kids will tea...
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I agree with the ProGrade V90 mention earlier for standard 4K, but if you step up to the highest bitrates, you need a proper Type A. I've been through...
To add to the point above: skip the heavy Sigma setup. I bought the Panasonic Lumix G Vario 12-60mm f/3.5-5.6 used for $180, which costs pennies per y...
@Reply #4 - good point! Using Kodak D-76 Developer 1 Gallon is the most cost-effective route for a beginner. Just make sure you follow the mixing inst...
Yep been there done that. Can confirm everything said above is spot on.
> I guess 8K takes up way more space and speed than I realized? @Reply #1 - good point! You are hitting a bandwidth bottleneck. 8K recording on the...
^ This. Also, as a dad of three running on a strict household budget, I feel your pain on spending every last dime upgrading gear. Dealer wanted $400 ...
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So funny you ask this — last summer I was stuck in the exact same boat trying to find something reliable for rainy rides. Honestly, just watch out for...