Glad I held off getting the iM20 because this looks like the TTL flash of my dreams, especially since I like the Uncle Terry look

It's pretty cheap, should I buy it? Inb4 buy an ad

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JgaSjzGkJ0
I was kinda surprised to see that he isn't even using any form of stabilization.

Kevlar, Canon RP, EF to RF adapter and a 50mm F1.2 EF lens. That is pretty much it.

Shit photography

My friends girlfriend before and after boob job. It is weird how tech can transform nowadays an unattractive woman to a model.

Please comment is she more attractive now?

Out of 10 what am I??

This is the post for stupid questions that don't deserve their own thread.

Your worst nightmare edition

Previously: >>4468045

Lately I have seen a lot of studios offering this kind of service now. It looks a good way to make some extra money.
People use different kinds of setups and I'm trying to figure it out the best one for a better result. So far, I think a macro flash is the best option. Also, after the photo of the eye is taken, an intense photoshop edit is required to clean up the eye and ingest it in a template to achieve the final picture as this one.
What are your thoughts about it? Let's talk.

I saw that message bout gear, that gear threads are not wanted, however I have nobody to ask so here's my question. I just bought Hoya HD MK2 protective filter for my canon RF 100-500 L because I am going to do photos in extreme conditions so I don't want my front lens to get dirty or scratch etc. What do you think about this filter is it worth it, or I should've bought Zeiss T* UV filter or other. Thanks in advance!

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