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I think that patients is really the key, as well as great composition. I doubt this photographer gets the perfect conditions needed every time he goes out, but unlike the vast majority of us, he'll...

I doubt having the setting to on would do any harm, but you never know. I went in & turned it off anyway. It's one less outfit poking around inside my computer. The worst part is they don't ask you...

I think you're right! It seems to have a fluorescent lighting look to it. I would like to see a Xrite Colorchecker included in a photo as a reference point. I guess it's all about how you want the...

I purchased a Fuji X100F which comes with a 23mm F2.0 (35mm FF equivalent) and it's non removable. It takes a lot of getting used to, but is a really nice lens for everyday shooting and close in...

I do something similar for initial intake into Lightroom, process in PS as well, export to a file on my computer as a full res jpeg, these are the ones I backup twice. I've found that after I've...

I've found the easiest way to do traffic light trails is to shoot at or around "blue hour" and take tons of photos of the rear of cars mostly, (the red compliments the blue), & stack them in...

True, on a sunny / bright day, but an incident meter can save you a lot of trial & error when the sun goes down. This one is a little "clunky" but it does look like it would be a fun project, (for...

I use both neck & wrist. The camera weighs in at over 5 lbs with a 24-70 on it, so it's not something you want to carry with a wrist strap all afternoon, but it's great for shorter outings...

Jaberg, If you damage the camera because of an L plate mounted when it drops, I think you've got bigger problems to deal with. A drop that would rip the tripod socket out pretty much writes off the...

One other benefit of having an L bracket on full time is the possible drop protection they provide. They do add a couple of ounces to the overall weight, but in my opinion, it's a worthy trade off.

A good idea for outdoor fill flash, (on people), is tape a 1/8 cto gel onto the flash & turn the flash down (start at 1/4 pwr & work up). This will add a touch of warmth to the faces rather than...

I use an L bracket so often that I don't even take it off the camera.

I think it's kinda like buying a goldfish for a pet, the fish might cost you 2 bucks, but the fishbowl, aerator, little castles lights etc is where they get you. All of a sudden you've spent...

These cameras kind of miss an important point as well, they really need to make them smaller and mount them in somewhere the middle of the screen (or adjustable) so you can have eye contact. It...

I gotta agree with you, that tilt screen would be a wonderful thing to have on my X100F. I'm too cheap to replace the camera at this time, so I'll just have to live with it!

In the early years, tons of people didn't actually pay for Photoshop, as there were so many pirated copies around. Well, the subscription has probably solved that problem, as well as making...

Just out of curiosity what makes Adobe such a horrible company? It it the fact that they want to be payed for their R&D which seems to have made them the benchmark company that everyone compares...

$10.00 per mo is still pretty cheap! I imagine most of the people using this site have spent thousands of dollars on their gear, so the $10 per mo probably becomes the cheapest part of the whole...

I think the art department kinda screwed the last example up by not paying attention to the direction of light. It really looks faked with the actual lighting from the lower left, and the fake one...

I can only imagine how much some of this glass costs! There are sure a lot of dedicated & creative people out there! Great shots guys!