Recent content by MartinPebblebridge

You have lots of cameras to choose from! All the best, Martin

If you enjoy what you do keep doing it. Practice makes you better. Watch some free courses on CreativeLive. It doesn't matter how your images look. Every famous musician you could name once couldn't play a note. I can't play the piano properly but I love what I can do on it. I learnt how to...

How much money do you have to spend on both of these items?

Well Mike I am not really concerned over what he charges. But if you like to dish it out then you have to be able to take it as well. I'm surprised no one looked up the WHoIS info sooner. Well done. In fact might be helpful to all if this stopped now don't you all agree?

Because Pebblebridge is a play website. It isn't for making money. Notice there are no prices on it. Come on Phil wake up and smell the coffee. My commercial and wedding websites are quite separate. But you Phil do look every inch like the £895 (OMG that is between two of you!!!!!) wedding...

No problem thanks for the info.

Soeren what Godox equipment do you have and how long have you used it. Do you have sample images to see please?

I would rather be an amateur page 3 photographer than an amateur prom photographer. Why would anyone recommend a well made flash for fill and some macro work designed by the original manufacturer of the camera. I just answered it in that sentence. PS Mike you spell "compareable" like this...

I did read it, unlike you I understood what was being asked. I didn't guess. You're going to be one of these arm chair photographers that doesn't actually do anything but has an opinion on these forums that we all know and love aren't you. Well knock yourself out.

Yes, the photographer makes the image not the equipment. If he wants to spend more he can. I think you'll find there are lots of really good photographs out there taken with the Canon 430 EX III. Can I assume you couldn't take a decent image using this flash then?

People start in weddings thinking they are easy. That charge hardly anything for doing it and within two weddings realise how much work they actually are. In fact weddings are exhausting! There will be stories like this all over the UK but they don't get in the news much.

I have always found the original manufacturers equipment works best and sells easily if you have to. The Canon 430EX III would be great.

I'm using a Nikon D500 but I am very interested in the new Panasonic GX9 which is due later this year and just using it with a few primes for myself.