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Nice article! I think I'd take what I've already got, with a few more memory cards & possibly an extra battery, & spend the rest on a ticket to somewhere else interesting.

In your dreams!!

A 1.8 also focuses better, or faster in low light which you can run into quite often shooting real estate interiors.

Fazal Majid, I'm assuming you are shooting with a camera that uses an XQD card? I do shoot with a D4s and have never regretted shelling out for XQD. Never had a card issue with them, they're built...

Doing the math, it looks like this guy is shooting with his finger on the trigger for 16 minutes average per event, give or take. The wedding ceremony probably won't last that long. I guess "spray...

You can probably get pretty close using Silver Efex, or other software, but I find a real advantage if you set it up right you can see the preview in the viewfinder or on the LCD as you're...

You can probably get pretty close using Silver Efex, but I find a real advantage if you set it up right you can see the preview in the viewfinder or on the LCD as you're shooting. Also, Lightroom...

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I had a Gossen Luna Pro meter in the 80s that was a great little meter & it worked perfectly until they banned mercury batteries, which changed the voltage. When they did that, you never got a...

Winkalman, much easier to use a flash meter to get ratios right first time, especially during portrait sessions, in studio or out.

I've had Seconic light meters since the mid 80s & still use the one I have right now about 1/2 the time. I know someone is going to say you can just look at the LCD & figure out exposures, but it's...

I have both Luminar & Adobe Lightroom / Photoshop, & I gotta say Adobe wins hands down. The overall speed of workflow is much faster as long as you set it up right. I find Luminar layers & editing...

Looks like a solution looking for a problem. It seems like they're trying to turn an ipad into a desktop computer. Isn't the whole point of ipad portability?

Just keep on trying!

I have a Fuji X100F & for the most part I like having dedicated knobs & dials so you don't have to dive through menus to perform certain functions. The only problem I have with them is the exposure...

I guess the lighting kills off the batteries in the remote keyboards too fast. I really like it on my Macbook pro though.

Not yet!

I'm assuming that the car was stationary, so what happens if the car and drone are both doing 60 MPH?

I've got a Jeep, they chew through windshields just about as fast as you can replace them. I don't think either one would survive contact @ 60 MPH!

ms18, how much do you have invested in your camera kit? Most people seem to think nothing of dropping $1000. or more in a camera store and a lot of it on things they only use once in a while, or...