@Reply #3 - good point! Honestly I have this exact same issue with my own project files and I am completely stressed out too. Been dealing with it for...
Nice, didn't know that
Shoot it at ISO 200 for overcast Seattle light, tbh. Overexposing by one stop kills the muddy shadows and gives you that creamy pastel look youre goin...
This comes up a lot. Just avoid cheap knockoffs on Amazon because fake capacities will ruin your footage — speaking of which, I really need to clean o...
dont overthink the center column stuff, reddit just likes to gatekeep. grab a Gitzo Mountaineer GT3532 or even the lighter Gitzo Mountaineer GT2532 pa...
Oh man, you gotta check out the Fujifilm XF 16mm f2.8 R WR — it's super cheap, weather-sealed, and totally sings on that 40mp beast without breaking t...
Late to the party but regarding what #2 said about 'Rarely post here but saw this and had...', it really reminds me of when I was setting up my backup...
Re: "Agree with the others, but omg I have..."I understand the frustration, but I have a different take after spending all last week researching this....
This comes up a lot. Before you drop $2k, what is your actual studio space like? If you are working in a tight room, the 135mm focal length is going t...
Forget the heavy glass. Grab a used OM System M.Zuiko Digital ED 12-45mm f/4.0 PRO—it’s tiny, razor-sharp, and leaves you enough cash for a solid prim...
Rarely post but gotta back up the love for the Hasselblad XCD 90mm f/2.5 V. If you want real portrait separation, skip the wider stuff and just get th...
Bookmarked, thanks!
Great info, saved!