Rocket blower... then dust brush... then this https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/872587-REG/Hoodman_HLC12_Lens_Cleanse_Natural_Lens.html (2 step wet-dry process)... rocket blow again... looks like you just pulled it out the box
I was at that point too. I attacked it from 2 ways though... I felt like it took one model to give me a "yes" and then find a similar caliber model to target. With this approach you can find friends of models that you're interested in shooting, and shoot with then to get in with their friends...
*Birdman hand rub*
I say have a little fun with that engagement shoot and rent a Sony A7 Series camera.
As far as flash goes, I use both strobes and speedlights. Typically my strobes go to the beach and my speedlight is everything else. The speedlight is really just to open up shadows on my...
I have an F100. But I'm a Nikon shooter, and it is the reason I picked the F100. It allows my current lens lineup with the camera. I haven't developed any film or anything yet though. I need to make an honest effort to do so.
I have both the SEL35F18 and the SEL50F18. I would tell you to forget about the 50 and go with the 35mm. The crop plays a big factor. I bought my 35mm because the 50mm was too long for a walk around lens. Since I bought the 35mm, the 50mm does not see any camera time.
Bingo.
I disagree. The...
Anybody looking for a stripbox, Westcott's Apollo Strip is $30 off at B&H. Coming in it $99.90, but they 40 degree grid is also included. I was going to pick up the Rapid Strip but that is almost $170. Future investment.
Honestly I dont think that had as much impact on the price. The upgrade was minimal, The prices were good before the A6300 was announced. I think alot of people are still not sold on mirrorless systems.
I think in this scenario there would be only one option for me... Sony A6000 or the A5100 (not too familiar with the A5100)
-Very small and lightweight in comparison to a DSLR.
-Interchangeable lenses. Sony E-mount lenses will be more compact, but you can adapt your Canon lenses if you desired...
Depending on how serious you are, and your goal, I would have suggested saving for the 28mm f/1.8G and skipping the 35mm. The reason is because you will get a wider angle, and an FX lens if your goal is to go Full Frame in the future. I had the 35mm and sold it as soon as I decided that I wanted...