> Which filters should I actually buy? I am no expert since I just looked into this last week for my own trips, but I can share what I found. Go wi...
I've owned three different carbon travel tripods over the last decade and shot coastal wind with heavy telephotos for years. Ultra-light legs will fai...
Everyone pushes those expensive cards, but honestly it hurts seeing basic memory cost almost as much as a full tank of gas these days.
Works great for me
> Look. Don't overcomplicate it. Grab the Lexar... Everyone hypes those brands up, but honestly basic speed ratings matter more than the logo.
> I want to shoot travel stuff and maybe some portraits of my dog. My budget is around $600. I have zero idea about focal lengths... this comes up ...
Re: "Can vouch for this"Honestly this whole audio chase drives me crazy. Companies just keep dropping crazy expensive gear with half-baked internal pr...
Bump - same question here
> people say it's cheap and sharp, but I also saw something about a Sigma 56mm? Building on the earlier suggestion, grab the Olympus M.Zuiko Digita...
TL;DR: Get a versatile zoom covering standard focal lengths rather than a single prime for travel and portrait work. When I upgraded my current setup ...
Saved for later, ty!
> Skip the adapted Sigma glass for paid work on the R6 Building on the earlier suggestion, are you shooting full-length or tight headshots, and do ...
TIL! Thanks for sharing
> use Insta360 Studio 2024 for the heavy lifting Oh man this is my exact jam! Insta360 Studio 2024 handles the math, but pair it with Apple Final C...