📷 Photography and Video Production

Would you ever rely on a smartphone as your main tool for serious photography and video production?

Is “good enough” video quality from a smartphone actually killing the dedicated camera industry?

How do you pick a colour grade that actually sticks on social media?

After the latest sensor shortage, are you buying used bodies instead of new?

Does anyone else think AI editing tools are changing photography and videography forever?

Would you switch from a Canon to a Sony if it meant less e-waste and more repairability?

Has AI editing made your photo workflow faster or more frustrating?

How do you colour grade efficiently when switching between stills and video on one shoot?

What’s your take on DJI for photography—are they serious or just a gimmick

What's your take on the best all-in-one lens for travel photography without swapping gear?

Should you still shoot in manual mode or is automatic good enough now?

What's your take on lighting kits under £200 that don't look terrible for product videos?

Does anyone else think tethered shooting workflows are chronically overrated for commercial work?

Is Adobe Lightroom still worth paying for in 2025 or just overhyped?

Is upgrading to mirrorless worth it for sustainability-conscious photographers?

Has the cost of gear forced you to rethink your rental vs. buy strategy?

Is expensive camera gear mostly just a way to signal status, not improve your work?

Is a Canon EOS R50 worth it for casual family photography?

Is "good enough" phone video killing the soul of professional filmmaking?

Has the cost of gear changed your photography workflow this year?