📷 Photography and Video Production

Is spending big on a fast lens a total waste if you only post to Instagram?

Is 8K video actually useful for your work yet?

Would you ever shoot a commercial on a smartphone, or is that just hype?

Are 50mm prime lenses overrated, or is everyone else just bad at composition?

How has the 2025 video platform mess changed your production plans?

Do you actually need a $3,000 lens, or is it just gear snobbery?

Are you shooting raw less since AI editing got good?

Is mirrorless vs DSLR really settled, or are we jumping too fast?

Is switching from Canon to Sony really the game-changer everyone says it is for video?

Has the shift to vertical video changed your approach to filming?

Do post-processing presets make you a photographer or just a filter jockey?

Is the "cinematic" look just a tired cliché that's ruining genuine storytelling?

Should you trust an AI-powered video editor over your own creative instincts?

Are you shifting from cloud storage to local backups due to rising subscription costs?

Is the 'DSLR vs. mirrorless' debate over, or did mirrorless just win by better marketing?

Are drone shots ruining video production creativity, or are they the best thing ever?

How do you find the perfect lighting setup for filming in a small flat?

Is a DSLR still worth buying in 2026 for serious photography?

What would you recommend for someone who just wants easy, high-quality photos without the heavy gear?

Is the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 worth it for an everyday content creator?