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My first a7iii rendered color incorrectly. Mine rendered whites with a reddish tint from the LCD and everything else was slightly blue from the EVF. The EVF version was the correct one, but the ...

I would imagine those would be much more compact. Look at the Zeiss 35 2.8. It's tiny. While these would be bigger, they wouldn't be this wide and large. If they were, they had better have all ...

I guess that's the best solution for now. Good to know about the modeling light - I use MagMod, so I'm bound to use the fresnel 90% of the time unless I really need a softbox. Thanks!

Just keep in mind that DOF also changes relative to distance to one's subject - more DOF the farther back you go. I'll often shoot two people standing next to each other at f/4, but I always forgot ...

Another tip would be to focus on the closer of the two. He would be sharp and she would be acceptably sharp.

That zoom lens looks more like a 2.8-4 instead of a 2.8. Too small. I need the 200mm at 2.8 for work (I rent for now, but looking to buy), so this probably won't be for me. Those primes ...

Really? Where is this feature? I've never been able to find it. Maybe it's been off the whole time! I also have two TT685S's, but I've never had those go on in AF-S ever, even when fiddling with ...

...which is why I was asking if anyone had any other suggestions for achieving focus.

I use Godox/Flashpoint. I intend on getting an AD200 soon, so not an option.

I have never had the AF-assist beam come on in any focus mode, though my Yongnuo YN-600EX-RT worked when I had my Canon in AF-S. It's more of a Sony mirrorless thing than a focus mode, so I just ...

The Sony a7iii doesn't use the AF Illuminator or any flash AF assist beam in AF-C, the most reliable AF mode on a Sony body. That's why I'm having such an issue and wanted to know what people had ...

I'm learning how to use off-camera strobes now and want to balance ambient and flash, sometimes even leave it with no ambient at all and only flash (aperture control, ND, etc.). However, it won't ...

I've never had that issue with mine. I turn until it clicks - I don't even check if it's the side with the dot or the other side (either way works). Have you tried seeing if it clicks? If it does, ...

I mean, I would love a 75-210 f/2.8, but I think they're aiming for the "mirrorless should be light" market (not that I care at all). I could actually see them doing something shorter and ...

I spoke to both a Tamron and a Sigma representative recently who shared that Sony doesn't manufacture their own lenses. Sony is an electronics company first (vs. Canon and Nikon being more optics ...

Windows Movie Maker does a good job, but I've actually switched over to the free version of DaVinci Resolve. It might seem intimidating at first, but, for what you want to do, it's quite simple. ...

I own both, and they're both phenomenal. If you could pick up both, they're both definitely worth it. Otherwise, it really depends on what you want to shoot more often. I shoot events and ...

Godox TT685S or the V860II. Pretty good value for the money, and you get access to the rest of their strobes should you want to expand later.

Just needs to track well enough. 5 fps isn't fast by today's standards, the a7iii can do 10. Knocking off number 4, what would you say? Maybe I'll try selling my 28-70 3.5-5.6. I've kept it around ...

I hadn't thought about renting, I'll look into that. It's a month-long project, so I hope it's not too much. The Tamron would be great, I love my 28-75 2.8. I'll look into renting. Any suggestions ...