> backcountry travel stuff where every ounce matters This comes up a lot (seriously, search the forum, there's a dozen threads about this), but the...
@Reply #11 - good point! I have to disagree slightly on writing off the Crane M3. Instead of the standard M3, look at the Zhiyun Crane M3S 705g. It ac...
To add to the point above: listen, ignore the hype. Check your current draw before wiring anything. Look out for loose mounts or youll strip the threa...
> Photos feel way too clinical, almost sterile, and completely lack that soul this comes up a lot tbh. everyone goes through that clinical-modern-g...
Works great for me
I'm no expert, but after researching this last week, here is what I found for tight studio spaces:Longer glass can feel claustrophobic.Closer focus ma...
Look, stop overthinking it. Get the Ricoh GW-4 Wide Conversion Lens for 21mm shots. It is heavy, but it is reliable. Don't waste time on cheap plastic...
Bookmarked, thanks!
Re: "Quick reply while I have a sec—everyone pushes..." I agree that simple gear is better. Before I offer a specific suggestion, are you planning on ...
Like someone mentioned, the buffer is basically the real bottleneck here, so don't go blowing your life savings on some ultra-expensive UHS-II card th...
^ This. Also, don't overlook the optical design differences when you're deciding between the Hasselblad XCD 80mm f/1.9 and the Hasselblad XCD 90mm f/2...
I'm no expert but I just looked into this last week for my own Avata travel setup. I was confused about the mounting point too until I realized the ad...