📷 Photography and Video Production

Has the cost of gear forced you to shoot with your phone for paid work?

Are mirrorless cameras actually overpriced hype, or is the DSLR truly dead and buried?

How do you keep your editing workflow fast without sacrificing quality?

What's your take on the whole "filmic look" obsession in wedding photography?

How has Instagram's shift to video changed your photography workflow in 2025?

Is raw video still essential or can you get away with compressed formats today?

How do you properly light a YouTube video without buying expensive studio gear?

Is gear really the limiting factor, or are most photographers just not that good?

Is the Sony 70-200 GM II worth the upgrade over the original?

Is a full-frame sensor still relevant in 2026 for serious landscape photography?

How do you shoot cinematic b-roll without that stiff "stock footage" look?

Is a $500 vlogging camera worth it if you're not making money yet?

Is renting gear for a weekend smarter than ever buying that "essential" camera body most people only use once?

Are you switching to mobile videography due to editing software updates?

Would you switch from a cinema camera to an iPhone for pro work?

Is a cinema camera still worth the investment in 2025 over a tricked-out mirrorless body?

Is "vintage lens character" just a polite way to excuse softness and flaring?

Is the DJI RS 4 gimbal worth it for solo shooters or just an overpriced stabilizer?

How do you balance portability and quality in photography gear for travel vlogging?

Is the rise of AI videography changing how you plan your shoots?