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I use a ravpower thingy that has an scared slot and can connect to external USB drives. So this box+a toshiba SSD...

My 2 cents: I have way too many of the cheaper Siruis, Benros, etc. When I bought them I  was trying to save some money into what looked like reasonable tripods. Over the years I learned the hard ...

I faced the same issue the first time I shot in a studio with wired flashes. Fumbled through the manual quickly and found the answer in 5-10 mins. I am pretty sure that any mirrorless camera would ...

I don’t remember which one  it is but it has thinner legs...

I might be in the same boat as you as I have a couple of Siruis and am looking to upgrade to a better travel tripod (and a tall tripod for wildlife, which is another topic). I looked at the ...

Sorry, it was that panoramic clamp, sunaway. The second link. Your comment about vertical orientation: I have an L-bracket,  so I always shoot my panoramas vertical using my bullhead. But leveling ...

Do you have  link to that panning clamp in the pic above?

The video is great! I don't do video so I had no idea that this hardware was even used :)

I tested the lens a lot when I first got it. I can send you raw's when I get home this evening, let me know if you're still interested.

Thanks for this excellent point; I knew the difference in ISO between those 2 systems but never registered that the graphs on the photons...  website weren't corrected for those differences.

BTW, something else to add to this thread is that I think that experience and practice go a long way in increasing the keeper rate for things that move fast. This is separate from worst ...

indeed  Fuji is different than canikons where you select the camera and lens I think that running ALL your photos through iridient  is an overkill.  just do that on those where that extra boost is ...

yes. With the caveat that the "almost in focus" is totally subjective I use 4,1,front There is something else that we might be overlooking and way harder to test: in AF-C, the camera is ...

That article someone in the thread linked was excellent: https://mirrorlesscomparison.com/sony-vs-fujifilm/xt3-vs-a7iii/ (sorry, should've gone back to properly acknowledge that). My take home (and ...

Morris Sorry, my bad.... I meant Focus priority, so I am in total agreement with you. This is the way I shoot BIF with AF-C.

Finally the weather improved and got some free time to try something similar to what you did. Here were my conditions: AF-C, zone, 3x3, settings 6, like what I'd use for BIF. aperture fully open ...

Were you able to check on your workflow, following my comments? thx

Vince C I already discovered a problem: in LR, go to your development section. For fuji cameras, you DON'T enable "enable profile corrections". Fuji works differently from other brands, the profile ...

As an FYI, i often use exposure blending so I have agree with you on the DR issue. And I also agree with you on what you point on hanging on a wall.... I do that and when I present work up to ~25" ...

This is an interesting thread and something I’ve been thinking about lately. I gave up my dslr gear 5 years ago and I’ve gone through all the XT generations and lenses. For me, the ergonomics and ...