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Both of my 5DIV's have 1.3.3, it appears that there may be an update coming. I looked at the Canon USA website and 1.3.3 was released in 6/21.

Back when I was shooting film, I would quote a rate for me, the usage and expenses including location, crew, catering, film/polaroid and processing. The expenses should be paid for by the end user ...

I started my photo career in Nashville and returned just before the pandemic. PCB had a great reputation for customer service back then but I never considered it a pro product, like Profoto, ...

That bag shot is pure gold, it's not like most of us haven't thinned out the unused bags from time to time.

I've owned all three versions of the 85L and I find the 85/1.4LIS to be the easiest to work with and give consistent results. The AF on the first two versions was spotty at best, especially when ...

I don't shoot Weddings but shoot Commercial projects and went with two of the same bodies for consistency. I simply do not care for multiple systems going at the same time with different dials, ...

I would look at the Canon website and see the latest version posted, it’s such an old model that they may have stopped updating. I believe that it’s under the Support section.

I currently have two 5D4's and would repair if needed. If you think that Canon Service is too high, I'd check for local shops that can do the repair. I bought mine as the R was announced and ...

If you're concentrating on outdoor portraits, I'd consider the 135/2. The lens is a classic portrait lens which allows good working distance and is fast enough to control the background in most ...

I am a fan of the Lightware and Tenba Multi cases, you can adjust the dividers and tailor them for your need. I would also suggest Think Tank cases with wheels if you're not using a set of wheels ...

I laugh when I hear someone ask which product is better or best, it's all about your own standard and how the gear is used. I started my career in the early 90's with an old Speedotron kit which ...

You don't give enough information to give an educated guess but my base rate is $1500 per day for shooting plus usage and $125 an hour for time in front of the computer. Are you shooting headshots ...

I shot a hockey tournament the week before Covid hit and I used a friends Sigma 180-300/2.8, I loved the speed and images it produced. Considering your budget, it fits right into use but would ...

I owned the 135L for a short period of time, I do not shoot a lot of portraits and used it for other subjects but didn't love it. I tend to use shorter focal length lenses so I sold it. I will ...

I make my living by shooting images for my clients, if I do  not call out the thefts of my images I lose revenue and odds are they will steal from my fellow photographers. Just because you don't ...

An Intellectual Property Attorney will likely take the case for a percentage of the settlement.  The LOC also offers a board that will mediate a settlement up to $30k, I would take a look at their ...

After twenty-eight years in Commercial Photography, it is my understanding that every venue/event has their own rules. If it is allowed you do shoot at the fair you will need a signed model ...

There are many Rental Houses in the area and the cost is minimal. Otherwise, perhaps they will deliver to a FedEx or UPS store if you have a mailbox there.

You shot with a marginal lease, the MarkII is a big improvement in performance. The conditions were overcast, you shot at a stop or two too fast of a shutter speed and needed to stop down a bit to ...

You've approached the shoot backwards, it's recommended to agree upon the images to be shot, define the deliverables, usage, term of use and rate before starting production. What happens if your ...