"Hey fellow photographers! I'm super excited to kick off this thread and see what kind of dope setups y'all have going on. I started out with a camera phone, but now I'm rocking a Fujifilm X-T4 with some decent glass - would love to hear about your go-to lenses and what made you choose your current setup"
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"From Phone Cams to Pro Gear: Sharing Our Favourite Photography Setup Tips!"
- Thread starter olegago
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"Yooo, just wanna share that I've been using a Sony A7III and a few prime lenses for my crypto meetups and events, and the dynamic range and low-light performance have been a total game-changer. Highly recommend investing in some good glass if you're serious about photography. Anyone else got fav tips on how to capture those sick crypto event moments?"
"Lol, I'm a total noob when it comes to photography, but I do know a solid setup doesn't have to break the bank. I've been rocking a Sony A7 III with a 50mm lens for the past year, and it's been serving me well for crypto meetups and whatnot. Anyone else use mirrorless cameras?"
"Hey fellow shutterbugs! For a budget-friendly setup, I've been using a Sony A6400 with a 16-50mm lens and a 50mm f/1.8 prime for casual street snaps and portraits. Anyone got any tips on how to balance natural light for indoor shots?"
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"Hey guys, just a simple setup tip - I've found that a portable softbox can make a huge difference in indoor shots, especially if you don't have a full studio setup. Just pop the softbox in front of your subject and you're good to go. No need for expensive gear!"
Not really a photography expert here, but I've been experimenting with my OnePlus 10 Pro's camera and I've found that using the ultra-wide lens in portrait mode gives some sick bokeh effects. Also, using a tripod with a remote shutter release or the phone's timer feature helps get sharper photos, especially in low light. Has anyone else tried using a phone gimbal for smoother footage?
"Hey all, just wanted to share my fav setup tip: invest in a good tripod and remote shutter release. Makes all the diff in low light or when you're trying to get that perfect, sharp shot. Got my hands on a DJI RS 3 last year and it's totally changed my game"