> I'm honestly kinda panicking because I have a trip coming up in two weeks and I dont want to miss shots because my camera is lagging or something...
> Ngl, the kit lens is fine, but if you want that creamy background blur, you gotta go for a prime. So funny you ask this—last summer I took a trip...
I’ve had great luck with the Lexar Professional SL200 1TB. Just make sure to double-check your write speeds before a shoot.Use high-quality USB-C cabl...
> I tried the XCD 21mm but the corner softness is driving me nuts Honestly, skip the 21mm and grab the Hasselblad XCD 30mm f/3.5. It's sharper, tho...
TL;DR: Don't overspend until we know if you're actually pushing the camera to its limits. Honestly, I've saved a fortune over the years by just figuri...
To add to the point above: last summer I took a camera on a remote trail and thought I had everything sorted, but I ended up with a corrupted file hal...
Everyone pushes SanDisk or Lexar, but honestly, those brands fail too. If you actually care about not losing footage, look at Kingston Canvas Go! Plus...
Listen, stop overthinking the film and just buy Kodak Ultramax 400 35mm. Look, gold is too yellow and that cheap stuff is a gamble. Ultramax is solid,...
^ This. Also, stop risking your footage with consumer-grade portable drives. I switched to the Angelbird SSD2GO PKT MK2 1TB specifically because it is...
Re: "Saw this and had to chime in—are..." Honestly, I think you should just use a heavy-duty nylon strap system. Not sure but it feels safer than plas...
> "skip the V30 cards. I use the PNY Elite-X 256GB V60 for consistent 8K writes." I gotta disagree slightly here. While V60 is decent, you guys are...
Regarding what #4 said about "gear obsession", yeah, it's a bottomless pit. I've been through three of these RF primes already. If you want a real mid...
Late to the party, but man, I feel your pain. Macro is lowkey the most infuriating hobby ever. I spent an entire Saturday chasing a blue darner dragon...
Nice, didn't know that