Posts by Author: Alberto Lima
The New Godox AD100Pro II: Focus on Power and Portability
For photographers who split their time between a studio and the unpredictable world of on-location shooting, the “perfect” light is often a moving target. You need something powerful enough to shape your subject, but small enough that you don’t need a Sherpa to carry it. Godox originally answered this call with the AD100Pro, and now, they’ve refined that formula with the AD100Pro II.
Make Your Own Sunlight: Meet the AD800Pro
If you’ve ever found yourself standing in the middle of a sun-drenched field at high noon, trying to overpower the sun with a standard speedlight, you know the feeling of hitting a literal wall of light. In the professional world, “enough power” is rarely enough—we need reliability, precision, and the ability to freeze time.
Black Friday Means Sales, Here are Five Impulse Buys I Don’t Regret
Here in the United States, the fourth week in November usually means two things: a large turkey dinner, and a lot of sales being advertised. Even on this website, you might have come across a sale round-up or two. While I can’t help you improve your Thanksgiving Day dinner, I can share some insights into a few impulse purchases I’ve made that I don’t regret.
On-Camera Flash on the Street: A Beginner’s Guide
On-camera flash in street photography is a polarizing tool—some see it as an aggressive intrusion, while others view it as a creative superpower. When used intentionally, this technique transcends simple illumination to create dramatic, stylized, and high-impact images that stand out from the scene. This guide focuses on getting started with on-camera flash and maximizing your keepers.
The Viltrox AF 14mm F4 Air is a Budget Ultra-Wide Lens Worth Owning
I’ve been on something of an ultra-wide kick. It all began when I first tried the Sony 16mm F1.8 on a trip to Florida at…
Is Sennheiser’s Profile Wireless Mic System the Best Audio Solution for the One-Man Band Creator?
Wireless microphone systems have really blown up in the last five years, each bringing better audio quality and features designed for simple field recording. The Sennheiser Profile Wireless is not unlike many of its competitors – promising ease of use and a plethora of features that are intended to make field recording and content creation as easy as hitting record, but does it suffer from trying to be a jack-of-all-trades system instead of excelling at being a great wireless mic?
AI-Powered Streaming Makes Pro-Level Broadcasts Accessible: OBSBOT Tail 2 Review
PTZ cameras have long been staples of very specific applications, whether as high-end security cameras, production cameras, for use in conference rooms, or even at…






































