isthelenscapoff
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Ok so the quick version, long-time photographer but beginning wedding photographer, starting out with off-camera speedlites. I have, currently, 2 600EX-II RT flashes (actual Canon, yes) powered by Godox PB960 LiIon rechargeable packs, along with the Canon ST-E3-RT radio transmitter, and a Promaster FL190 with a Phottix Laso RX (just a cheapie backup / 3rd "effects" light I can gel or whatever). I understand I'm not at "Profotto" level, just starting out ya know. Profotto=few years on. Anyway, I've been considering if perhaps the Phottix Laso TRANSITTER is better than the ST-E3-RT, for controlling all 3 of my speedlites, primarily for the AF assist beam (80D low-light focus = meh, even on good glass), but for other features as well. I was curious if other shooters out there had experience with both the ST-E3-RT and Phottix Laso, and what your preferences were in what situations and why? Does one rule over all? Should I avoid one or the other at all costs? As I said, when it comes to this "area" of photography, I'm a new guy with a pair of speedlites. So I welcome your input. Thanks, guys!
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So, we all know a guy called "Pirate", I'm sure. This is the Pirate I know's sister. She said, "I love your hat, can I try it on?" I said "Sure, if I can take your picture wearing it." Shot handheld on my 80D, ambient light only, 24-70mm lens, crazy-h -
Saw this beauty on a weed in the yard, so I took more than a few shots of her. Got the focus spot on the face with this one...I believe I was playing around with a macro ring on my 24-70 (yeah, not the best combo) but can't be certain. Shot handheld on -
It was raining, but lightning, so...always down for shooting lightning, right? Set up my tripod in the garage doorway, f8, 30 second pops, shooting my 10-22mm on my 80D (As soon as they make a 10-22mm f2.8L, I'll move to full frame, k?) and I happened to -
I was on vacation out west, shooting around Devil's tower, which I saw mostly through my EF-S 10-22, I was hiking the path around the base and some folks had spotted some climbers wayyy up there. Luckily, I had brought ALL my gear with me, and was able t -
Well, he was just lying there, practically BEGGING me to shoot this. So...I did. Wouldn't you? Shot on my 80D with 400mm f5.6, I think...either that or my 70-200 f2.8 with a 2.0x converter... -
The work day had wound down to a close (I was working ride maintenance at Cedar Point, the greatest amusement park on Earth!) and there were a few Great Blues hanging about, so I popped my 400mm f5.6 prime on my T5i and took this shot handheld. They were
