msstudio

Xenon 4 smartphone from pro photo, as referenced in the video at around 0:44min in, sounds intriguing indeed. As a creative I remain curious...

I’d like to extend on this question and hope someone can compare this one to the GM 70-200, 2.8 in regards of AF in low light and sharpness; maybe directly at 200mm on both to be fair?

Great question. But no answer really. If it doesn’t make money, I’m even harder pressed (I’m a pro, earning taxable revenue). Equating this to cars, whatever gets you from A To B in the style ...

I think there no hard and fast rule/recommendation, but for people I always prefer a round light former. The square becomes a fill and recreates a window. For products I like a harder edge, aka I ...

Totally right on. The new gadgets wear out, the classics stay around and get scars. I have stands that are with me for decades Living in multiple countries. Manfrotto Avenger, Gitzo, Profoto, ...

If you haven’t shot with the photek maybe a Profoto white umbrella with a diffusion would solve your lighting needs. Otherwise, I’m sure BH would ship anywhere (pretty much)...

Hi Henry, I appreciate you reaching out. That's one reason you guys are great and I love to have young my team. I'll email you with details. It's been a long couple of month...Just picked up some ...

As we're talking about a fun lens to mix things up, I propose the 35mm. It's great indoors, people, parties, for landscapes, obviously a 1.8 and as you're shooting a Z7 you can actually select a ...

I pretty much shoot my Z7 all the time in silent mode unless I need strobe. But a funny thing is, when I need to get some portraits done on the run, the non-clicking part of the shoot often ...

For the GM series I actually like the 70-200 better. Especially the built quality. Considering all the other manufacturers lenses with the same specs, weight seems to be pretty consistent as well. ...

Great. They actually shipped to a wrong address and now that shipment is lost in space. Fedex doesn’t take responsibility. I guess everybody for themselves, no shipping insurance. So I also lost a ...

I totally agree the KISS approach will save the day, shooting outside is mandatory. The film industry (ICG 600 among them) is releasing code of conduct guidelines, which should be mandatory reading...

Considering that you’re delivering jpgs I would seriously consider a Z camera. As it’s a digital finder you see what you get, which might be super helpful, unless you strobe things. in general, ...

It really depends what you the cameras for. Shooting low light people moving quickly my luck with the Z7 is limited at best and the Sony A9/II beats it any day. But, I love the Z system and lenses ...

I get where you’re coming from and the X1D Series is supernice. You do have to know your subjects and results you want to see before you make the jump. Every system has its pros and cons, image ...

I have no particular experience with either of these units, more Elinchrom version of the “same”. If your group is closely together I think it’s easier to work with one light, if they are spread, ...

Well, I’m making my living with photography my entire life. My current line up is literally split 50/50. For one, I shoot on movie and TV sets, so no sound at all, my Sony’s (today A9II) are doing ...

The new Z mount is the smartest and most obvious improvement in photography in the last couple of years. The business implications remain to be seen. It’s a new world, and we all need a new map. ...

Glen is brillant in his simplicity, my guess is that he usually shoots a lot with a setup as seen in the little gallery below, when he finds the Gillman... https://hypebeast.com/2020/5/glen-luchfor ...

lobe this overview  and would like to add (to the confusion??) free choice, Hasselblad X1D II and iphone X1D II with a tripod and filters i like strobe for portraits and groups, so I need a central ...