Klaus dk

It's a weakness of C&C that we tend to base our critique on the ordinary. When we see something extraordinary, we easily conclude it's an error that should be corrected, and not that it could be ...

I like the picture as it is, and would probably like it without the umbrella, but for different reasons. It's a weakness of C&C that we tend to base our critique on the ordinary. When we see ...

The assertion “sharpness is a. bourgeois concept” is a quote from photgrapher Henri Cartier-Bresson. Many photographers make fun of this, but if we interpret "bourgois" as "for the educated layman ...

If your disappointment is based on many (both L and not) RF lenses' reliance on computational corrections, I understand why you're disappointed, but I don't share that opinion. I think it's a ...

As I see it, there are L lenses and mid range lenses in the RF lineup. The non-L RF lenses are cheap and cheerful with specs that are equal to or better than many third party "mid range" lenses. Th ...

I've often seen posters on DPR writing that kit zooms are better than their reputation, and that is also my experience. Perhaps those posters are mostly Canon users?

I agree that one should definitely look at a photographer's portfolio before hiring. But I can't see why the customer can't request that silent shutter be used during the ceremony. Some people are ...

The AD-S85S softboxes I bought, does not fit on my AD600'ds with Godox mount. I'm getting increasingly frustrated by this. I could live with the adapter from Bowens mount to Godox mount, used for ...

I think it's done with painted boards. If done in post, it's cleverly executed. Look how the background colour is reflected in the shaded parts and on the floor. Good luck and good light.

If you want a pure white background, you need lights that are as powerful as your main. Until recently, I had only four AD600 strobes that I used for everything, including background. Since the ...

I think I know what you mean. The R5 with the RF 70-200/2.8 L is an intimidating beast that I only bring when I shoot people prepared for a shoot. The Sony RX100M2 is better suited for casual and ...

APS-C was not a noob error, but somehow, the emergence of entry level FF ML and the lack of smaller, cheaper and bright pro level APS-C zooms for the crop sensors, motivated a shift to FF ML. If ...

I assessed the OP's level of understanding before answering. If one lives under the impression, that a filter can help in "poorly lit or night shooting", the threshold for information overload is ...

Interestingly(!) my local light pusher lists the SA-GD, noting that it won't mount on AD600 with Godox mount, but in the description further down the page claims that it's for use with the AD600 ...

My change to Godox was motivated by the convenience of having no power cords, being able to control flash power from the camera trigger, and smaller, but more powerful units. I went from four 300 ...

When you're shooting with it, you will always have a lens mounted and with your left hand under the lens, you can easily support it under the center of gravity. Good luck and good light.

In many ways, the top LCD is a relic, made obsolete by the touchscreen and the Q screen. The same could be said about the joystick. Good luck and good light.

This article may give you an idea.

Pro bono portrait photography has been a tremendous training ground for me. It takes the same skills regarding posing and making people confident and relaxed before the camera as professional work ...

I thought this was about getting a measure of the CT and tint difference between your two flashes? If it's about getting good real estate photos, Mr. Cool could be right, but from looking at his ...