ngl totally agree with going for a solid brand setup. tbh just grab any carbon fiber legs from Peak Design or Gitzo and you'll be fine.
Building on the earlier suggestion, I went down this exact rabbit hole a few years back with my old 7D (which is basically the same crop sensor magic ...
Rarely post but I saw this and had to chime in. The Ricoh GR III has a single UHS-I slot, so buying UHS-II cards is a waste of money because the physi...
man idk, ive been through three of these medium format setups over the years and people always overthink the film stock when shooting in the PNW. trie...
To add to the point above: yea sandisk is totally overrated for this body and way overpriced anyway. I switched to the ProGrade Digital V90 256GB afte...
Spot on about avoiding knockoffs. Grab the SanDisk Extreme Pro 256GB V30 or Samsung PRO Plus 256GB V30. Both handle high bitrate 8K effortlessly witho...
Coming back to this. What is your actual dollar budget for the glass? Every family dollar counts when you're funding a new hobby. I feed three kids an...
so funny you ask this — last summer I took a trip and stressed over the exact same choice. I ended up lugging the Nikon Z 24-200mm f/4-6.3 VR all over...
So funny you ask this — last summer I was doing these exact high-speed runs through the desert and learned the hard way that spending a fortune on hea...
Interested in this too
So funny you ask this — last summer I was traveling with my uncle who bought this massive camera bag (like, big enough to pack for a weekend hike) jus...
Look, regarding what #5 said about garbage travel legs — listen up. We've got two decent routes here for a heavy sensor.Gitzo GT1545T Mountaineer Seri...
Look, skip the tech talk and just grab any standard Nikon zoom lens. Go with Nikon, you can't go wrong. It'll get the job done.
Same setup here, love it
I've been through three of these cameras and seen every editing trend come and go. Tried free desktop software years ago and it was absolute garbage, ...