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His sound board should be able to connect to a computer and record, then you could match the audio in post if he wanted to use the audio from his board instead of your mic.  Your mic can't act as ...

If you're going to be using a front heavy system you might consider them.  Bascially it boils down to whether or not you're able to balance your system with the provided slide plate.  I've been ...

I'm not using any of those in particular, but I am using some canon FD lenses on fuji mirrorless cameras for my 'fun' cameras.  The most used lens is the FD50 1.4, but I also have the 135 f2.8 and ...

Full Manual - Never really understood the other modes to use them well enough.  Sometimes the camera would do things I didn't want it to, so it seemed easier just to do things myself to get what I ...

I *think* the 5d iii has better weather sealing than the 6d ii. I could be wrong.  I also don't know about the weather sealing on the 100m L, but I imagine it's there since it's an L.  I think the ...

Doesn't answer your question, but for the cost of a pretty cheap cable you should be able to use canon's eos utility or lightroom to hook up your camera to your computer and automatically ...

If you don't want to post process, you'd be best off getting very familiar with your camera's in camera presets.  Idk what system you're shooting, but some are more gears towards OOC jpegs than ...

If you're looking for a really short duration, checkout the Paul C Buff Einstein 640ws.  I've used them for high speed photography at around 1/10,000s - bought them specifically for their high ...

Looks like either a large umbrella or a beauty dish placed at slightly  <45* to the right and maybe a couple feet above/in front of the subject.  Take a look at the shadows and you can sort of ...

My first guess would be an issue with PS's alignment algorithm rather than a sensor issue.  My assumption based on your post is that you're on a tripod, setting the shutter speed and then using a ...

I've been using a 5d mark iii for the past 8 years for real estate photography and it works great.  If you can get a good used one, it'd be a good option, and the bonus would be that it's set up ...

The longer the focal length, the harder it'll be.  Like others mentioned, it takes practice and it takes knowing how far your focus ring travels.  Having focus peaking would help a ton - I use ...

Every time I started feeling bad about a purchase, I just thought, "Well, at least I'm not a car guy", lol

Lol, part of the reason I started doing photography professionally was to justify the things i wanted to buy.

You're going to want studio strobes, especially for the group shots.  You could probably do the group shot with one strobe high up with a great big diffuser of some sort on it (a great big ...

I can only give you some things to think about.  For the first few years you're not going to have to worry about speed, so there wouldn't be any problem picking the system you want to stick with ...

Maybe check to see if you have any sort of noise reduction turned on.  If you do, my guess would be that if you're just streaming the live view from the camera, it's not applying any of the noise ...

I'm a canon dslr shooter (currently using 5d mark iii) for my professional work.  In the past year i've picked up some used Fuji bodies to pair with some manual FD lenses I had laying around.  If ...

You can get a good, used fuji xt1 for around $500 or less and it fits your bill.  I have one that I use manual canon FD lenses on (it has a focus peaking feature that's easy to use, but not ...

The legality of it (how long until they're considered "abandoned" items and you would have no responsibility to keep them) likely depends on where you're operating (state/local laws). For a service ...