LincolnB

Black Poodle Sigma 135mm 1.8 Dark dive bar, window light from a street lamp. Sigma 135mm

Samyang 85mm 1.4

Canon 40mm 2.8 STM

So what if the purpose was different? What if the photographer didn't WANT the photo be used for other purposes?

Canon FD 50mm 1.2L

I don't consider myself a fashion/portrait photographer but I do some portrait work. I don't own any zoom lenses. I'm inclined to use either a 50mm, 85mm, or sometimes my 135mm. I use wider lenses ...

Sigma 135mm 1.8

The primary function of a bag is to hold the gear you like, not the other way around.

Ambient light plus a touch of bounce flash AD600 strobe bounced off the ceiling, Canon FD 28mm 2.8

Haven't gotten used to the camera, shooting in JPG for now instead of RAW. So far I've noticed that it performs much better in low light than my A7II.

Rokinon 35mm 1.4 @f/2.8 Godox V850 speedlight

I have a few adapters, the Fotodiox Pro DLX Stretch is the one I use the most. The macro helicoid can be very helpful especially for some of my lenses that don't normally have a good close ...

The LX10 and the FZ1000 are not comparable in any fashion to a full frame camera. Apples and oranges. They are intended for COMPLETELY different camera owners.

I'd go with one of those 3. I use the Canon on a Sigma MC-11 adapter. I would not use an APS-C lens.

I'm using a Godox trigger/strobe/speedlight combo. It works well for me. I don't know why you have a delay with your strobes; it might have something to do with your trigger setup.

This reminds me of lessons in drawing class, the lesson being how to identify light & shade and gradients thereof.

Old post: Sigma 135mm 1.8

It's really just a relabeled Samyang 85mm 1.4 that I picked up for $250. It gets a lot of use.

I've been using the A7II as in indoor sports camera so I don't see why the A7III couldn't as well.