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By mike_halliwell · Posted
The only 'troublesome' Nikon RAW file type is the NEFX, the file produced by the Z8s Pixel Shift. DxO doesn't support it yet.. 🙁 -
There are more than a few kits out there that may fit your needs such as Alienbees and Photogenic. I have both, but there are certainly more out there. These days, Mono light kits are more popular than the traditional Pack-kits where you have to attach light-heads to a power pack. Some of these Mono Light kits can also work with propriety batteries in case you have to shoot in a location with no electricity. Of course the more you spend the more features and reliability you are going to get. Neweer produces some good products, however they have not been around much. For the price, it seems that kit offers a lot, but there is probably a catch at that low price ! In my opinion, it is better to start out with a reliable kit that is going to last you a long time. Also, make sure that kit is upgradeable. -
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