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Highborne wrote:
I do family and seniors in natural light as a side job but I want to excel on artistic, fashion and tight shots..
For that you NEED lights. You can't expect paying customers to work on your schedule, when you think the light is working. You have to be prepared to work around THEIR schedule. That means you must master lighting, absolutely. Fashion shots will need to be done in places the existing light is bad--a pro will have the ability to make the light GOOD, no matter the circumstance. A pro can deliver results without depending on fickle ambient light.
---->Your number one priority is a solid, capable, portable lighting system. Period. AFTER you have a lighting system, the most versatile lens is a 70-200mm f2.8. Forget the 135mm for now. It's not flexible enough.
Kent in SD
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