Been using this for years, no complaints
> Kodak Gold 200 Color Negative Film 35mm with a mild warmth filter Everyone recommends Gold 200 for this, but honestly, the latitude isn't the sam...
Re: "Saving this whole thread. So much good info..." - yeah seriously, everyone hypes up these holiday sales way too much tbh. The reviews are basical...
Totally agree with what was said above about sustained speeds. I've been through three different brands of cards over the years, and tried cheap ones ...
Saw this earlier and man, I feel your pain — I'm literally losing sleep over the exact same storage dilemma for my own setup. Everyone just blindly ec...
Would love to know this too
Coming back to this — man, this comes up a lot around here. But yeah, totally agree with checking the official compatibility list first (wait, no — I ...
Ngl, you'll be totally fine with what you already bought. Seattle overcast is actually lowkey amazing for portraits since the sky acts like a giant so...
Rarely post but saw this and had to chime in. Drop the variable filters immediately on wide-angle cams, the cross-polarization at high speed looks awf...
Solid advice 👍
> working distance is tight at max mag Look. Stop guessing and get the OM System M.Zuiko Digital ED 90mm f/3.5 Macro IS PRO. I been wrenching on he...
Came here to say the same thing lol. Great minds think alike I guess.
Building on the earlier suggestion, honestly just grab the Canon RF 50mm f/1.8 STM for those golden retriever portraits. It is CHEAP and sharp. Save y...
> I dont want it to get scratched or anything. Building on the earlier suggestion, I lowkey think a simple neoprene sleeve is your best bet. Not su...
Honestly, I was in your shoes a few months ago after grabbing my own S5II. Everyone raves about the Rode VideoMic NTG, and ngl, the auto-gain is super...