Originally posted by clackers I shoot HSS with my Godox AD360 via Cactus V6 II transceivers, no problem, other owners do it in different ways.
I read something regarding HSS with Cactus and Godox flashes. It's good to know that Godox system can be explored by Pentaxians. I have all the important flashes from Godox (2 x AD180, 1 x AD200, 1 x AD360, 1 x AD600 and 1 x TT685) and I have all the triggers also (X1T, XT-32, Xpro 1). I will not buy Cactus triggers for the moments because I do not see Pentaxians lately at photo tours, but I have a close friend who has Cactus triggers if a Pentaxian will come to photo tours.
Originally posted by clackers 've not had that problem(I have two 540s and a 360), but come around to my house with some Pilseners and I'll show you Flash Exposure Compensation (add salt to your taste) and White Balance.
Man, I wish we could all meet over a bear and just photograph. You know that white balance can't be a solution in mixed light and you also know that if you find restaurants with lights that give different color temperature the mettering can fool the camera and you will have different temperatures on you images. It's good that you haven't problems with the flash on camera, in TTL. I've had and some friends of mine had so they changed a little the approach by using off camera flashes on stands, in manual mode.
Originally posted by clackers I'd show them your pics and then those of Chris Knight with his 645Z, who shoots instructional videos and is a published author.
Just joking, you know I love you and your photography!
You know what are the most important things for me when I go out with other 4-6 photographers to shoot some portraits?
1. The subject
2. The light
3. The background
If I take care of these 3 things and combine them properly, the others can shoot with medium format cameras because I don't care. If I would have to convince them to buy Pentax, I would ask them what they shoot with and then I will make sure to go to the shooting session with a lower specs camera and with a cheap lens like DA70mm (loved that lens for the price) and I would make every thing I can to combine the 3 elements I mentioned above to produce images that they don't have. Amateour photographers are easy to spot because at shootings they talk about specs, they always check the back of the screen to see what they photographed, etc. In other words, they loose moments being busy talk about how grat is the system they have.
If they see 2 or 3 times that you get better images with a K5 IIs than they get with rented D810, 5D Mark IV, and top lenses, they start to become interssted in the Pentax brand because in their mind, the camera does the picture, not the photographer. That's why people like Tony Northup have success on Youtube. They say over and over again that Canon, Nikon, Sony are better than Pentax and they make sure to post better images taken with the other cameras so young and unexperienced photographers go with the herd.
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Originally posted by surfar Release a 85mm f1.4?
Yes, please! A portrait photographer will buy this lens without esitation.
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Originally posted by normhead Yes I can Dan. And I don't need you to tell me I can.
I'm not. As I said, don't try to read between the lines when there isn't anything written between the lines.
Originally posted by normhead There are a pile of people who need to get over themselves. It's not al about you and what you want.
It is about each and everyone. When you will realise this, you will open the eyes and read what are the problems that the ones who promote or used to promote Pentax have to deal with. And I gave you as examples Kenspo and the millitary guy. I'm sure you understand it even you try to move the discussion and make it look like it's about me.