We are starting to talk about lens options for the GoPro ILS, and using a Nikon to Micro Four Thirds speedbooster (focal reducer) sounds like it might work well...Haven't tested this yet.

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Here is the remote control lens system (not for M43 yet):

https://th.hkyongnuo.com/products/br-l1

Here it is on Amazon:

https://amzn.to/4yyBfi3

Here's the Nikon to M43 Speedbooster:

https://amzn.to/4ilfNs6

There's a blog post I did earlier (and an older podcast episode) about this same topic, but it's even MORE IMPORTANT than I thought (especially when using custom LUTs).

After testing the Panasonic LUMIX S9 (with the 18-40 kit lens) I am super excited to report that using the in-camera picture profile settings (specific to the lens-sensor combo) is working super well.

Here is a link to the CUSTOM SETTINGS:

https://www.silverlightphotoco.com/camera-settings/lumix-s-18-40-4.5-6.3-panasonic-s9-natural

If you've noticed my Instagram change (from just random stuff to sets of 3, etc.) you might have wondered what's going on (or not) but what I've been working on is my SHOOT43 production method😀

The website is at https://www.shoot43.com

We're talking about dust and other stuff including glitter, and even aluminum particles, that can be dangerous when it comes to your camera's sensor...and maybe even to the environment😃

I think learning to manually focus, both mentally and with literal lenses, is a super good skill to have, even if there are other options.

I still like Micro Four Thirds cameras, even after adding the full frame Panasonic S9...so how can I keep my kit compact?

Now let's talk about sensor size, and TELEPHOTO lenses...and still talk about focal length (because how can you do one, without the other?

We're talking about focal length again (as opposed to SENSOR SIZE) but now the focus is on realism.

Why does the starving artist starve? It's probably because they dislike selling things to people (or they dislike the "rejection" of some people not wanting/liking what they have to sell?) Even artists have to make money though, but when they do some people will say you're "selling out" if you go out and sell...yet, if you flip it around, you can just say you're "out selling".