LordKOTL

Was incredibly late to the Arachnotober game since I didn't see any spiders in October.  Found this lady hanging out on our porch light in her hidey hole.  Might not be technically perfect but I ...

Exactly.  I was just doing some back of the napkin calcs based on my D750 raw files, which are ~33MB files.  Your point about larger raw files is good, though.

I thinks there's a lot that would go into a decision like this.  I do think for a lot of people, especially laypeople cloud storage is a viable and useful option.  I can see some issues with it, ...

If you're looking for portability, I would say SSD all the way unless you're looking at extremely large capacity drives, and in that case I'd be wondering why you need that much portable storage ...

My $0.02: Think of it from the opposite angle: what if motion blur is what you're after? I cannot at this point think of a reason why any video which would be taken with a full 30 second exposure ...

I don't like subscriptions, either. I use NX Studio (Nikon's own software) and GIMP...mainly because I started using them (well, capture NX-D and NX studio is just the evolution), and I've rarely ...

I won't rehash too much of what is here, but back in 2016 I was debating on whether or not to get a D610 or a D750, and came to the decision on the D750 and don't regret it. I don't worry about any ...

No problem. If you want further reading about on-camera flash, I'd recommend this blog: https://neilvn.com/tangents/flash-photography-techniques/

My D750 along with my Godox TT685 and V1 work the same way.  My Nikon SB-500 worked the same as well.  If the Flash is in TTL mode and I'm in AutoISO, it seems as if the camera/flash logic is to ...

Last year I had a bit of money not earmarked for anything, so I bought the D750 grip. I regret not getting it earlier.  More battery life, more comfortable in portrait mode,  it might be a bit ...

The V1 is nice...and has replaced my older TT685 as my go-to on-camera speedlight. I have not used the AD100 (pro or otherwise), but I have a pair of AD200's (non-pro) that are great when I need ...

I would read this part of the Tangents Blog for a good understanding about dragging the shutter, as well as some good photo examples of the concept.

Yes.  I believe that's how you're supposed to fire off dual AD200's:  2 bulbs and 2 AD200's.  I don't believe you can fire a single bulb from 2 AD200's though.  1 AD200=1 bulb, 2 AD200s=2 bulbs.

I can confirm this. Also, this may or may not be of interest to the OP:  you can use that bracket with a single bare bulb and a single AD-200; the bracket doesn't need AD-200's to work so you have ...

For what it's worth, I've shot multiple pocketstrobes with the 50mm f/1.8D, the 85mm f/1.8G, and the Micro 105 f/2.8VR Nikon lenses when stopped down between f/8 and f/11. In my opinion they all ...

Since we got a rambunctious 7 month old kitten who is great practice for trying to capture subjects in motion, I set up a couple of pocket strobes and got a couple of my wife playing with her: Kayl ...

Like many here I'd recommend the Strobist Lighting 101 blog. It's the best resource I've found for off-camera flash tips. While there are a lot of advantages to a faster lens, in low light ...

I would definitely agree with this. I would also add that I agree on the photographer's tolerance of noise as well, and whether or not they can tolerate noise given the shot they want to take.  ...