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I think there are 3 words that people don't understand properly. They are professional, amateur, and commercial. A professional is an approach and way of dealing with people. Commercial photographers get paid for their photography. An amateur takes photographs of what they love or for the love of photography.. The quality of the image is independent of any of these. I've met many commercial photographers that take terrible meaningless photos. I've also met lots of amateurs that take great images.

Nice Makeup und Prop-Idears (e.g. the butterfly). To me I would have preferred a classical beauty light without any shadows for this kind of pictures. Are you really ok with the hard light and strong, crisp shadows as can be seen at 7:14min for example? I have the impression that the white balance is not consistent among the shown pictures. However, I did not check picture by picture. Only an impression. I like the idea of the photos, however the face looks so distant and not-involved. This makes the photos unpersonal and feeling not-connected. The low shooting angle of ALL the pictured does not help here. Of course, it looks ridiculous shooting the "WAIST FINDER" of the Hassy CM500 standing on an apple box (=elevated standpoint), however I am pretty sure this would make the pictures feeling more connected. I liked the green paper background in the beginning of the video very much.

Is it possible to use the 0.5 lens with these filters?

Very nice portraits, impressive shots and great colors! Especially the first setup with green backdrop.

I wish I had known about this before I started buying cutting mats and rotary cutters

Excellent video. Easily the most infomative one I found. Thx!

What would you recommend buying? I have a hasselblad 500c light meter on my phone, but it doesn't work very well. I take photos without flash only outdoors in natural light

May I ask what filter are you using to achieve this terrific effect?

How do you go about dialing in the exposure with the Reflx Lab? Would that adapter just trigger the flash with no TTL capabilities?

I used an F3 from 1982 until I went to digital in 2003. I loved that camera. Its weakest link was the flash sync speed of 1/80 which was usually too slow for fill flash outside with Tri-X (ISO 400). Had Nikon made an F3 with 1/250 sync (like in the FE2/FM2's and F4) then it would have been the perfect non AF camera of all time. I guess that the hot shoe position was also bad. It insured that either vertically or horizontally you'd get side shadow on the subject if you used direct flash, which to this day is a sign to me that an amateur took the shot! I used a Metz CT-1 and would hold it above the camera to avoid that problem. Still, a great camera.

Your content and energy is great!

Amazing video 🙌🏾👏🏽

Super thorough as usual!! 👍👍

Tried it; hated it. WAAAY to fiddly and the lack of a lens makes it impossible to ACCURATELY determine what you are spot metering. Buy an old pentax/minolta, etc if you need a spotmeter that actually works as a SPOTmeter. Or, if you like a lot of additional (not, IMO necessary/usable) capability, a new Sekonic with spot capability.

I have this flash and am using it with the X PRO II. The instructions in the manual for pairing with the flash controller didn’t work. After many hours of trying and going step by step doing exactly what was in the manual, I gave up and experimented with a manual setup. I have 2 other Godox flashes, so everything has to work together. I eventually got the Lux Master paired and then manually paired my other 2 flashes, so I have a 3 flash system. I am of the vintage where I grew up with potato mashers. The advantage with them is that they had quick connection to the bracket and you could disconnect just by pressing a button, or connect just by clipping it back on. Great video, it is great to see more Canadians on RUclips.

6k, that's so wild!! Looks amazing and I appreciate that you make sure your crew is fed at these events 😂😂

I'm dead 😂 such a good camera tho!

Great video! What model Tilta grip is that? Looks very useful!

I LOVE this design! It's definitely my next purchase to build out a versatile travel kit. Thank you so much for this in depth review! Really cool!

Okay, I am 2 videos in from this channel, and already, there are 2 things I need: the H-Mount cold shoe for my Hasselblad 503cx. I also need a flash. This one has the "right" aesthetics, I think to match the Nikon Zf. What do people here think? Would this flash and trigger look beautiful, as a complement to the Nikon Zf? That said, the Nikon Zf, is a walk-around camera, coupled with small lenses. Adding a flash might make it even less of a walk-around thing. Oh, decisions, decisions!

Hahahahaha! Nice. I want that H-Mount accessory for my Hasselblad 503cx. That flash looks "in keeping" too. Do we get a discount for buying more than 1 items?

I need that H-Mount. And of course the Flash.

Useful video, thanks!

Thank you! I’ve been looking for something like this for a long time! Love the Hassleblad content!

Just bought one. Very cool!

Really cool - nice little video

Sounds interesting

nice review. By the way, what brand is your tripode? thank you

I have a Flashpoint R2 SP Single Pin Transceiver, it triggers Godox flashes. It’s safe for film cameras. You can take test shots on a digital camera, leave the settings the same on the film camera and flash, and you can have it trigger on the same channel. It works pretty good. Ie both cameras can trigger the flashes, without problems, and voltage is safe for film cameras on the R2 SP.

Woooo

Great review! Sounds like I just picked one up for myself.

28:20 loved the look of the off camera flash photo! I’m wondering how would you go off camera or handheld w a film camera? I suppose the x3 doesn’t work w film cameras? Thank you for your helpful video 😊

If I owned this Lux Master, I'd probably add a small quick release to the bottom of the flash and top of the supplied bracket. Perhaps the Falcam F38 or F22 plate and clamp would work. Having to unscrew the flash from the bracket to use it off camera seems like a needless bottleneck. Very thorough review. Thank you.

Amazing video and product review, so simple and easy to understand. I know you have a Leofoto tripod - but which one? That silver looks so cool

Finally used mine on a shoot yesterday I liked it a lot just a better on camera flash.

another hippie looking product 😁

Thank you for the detailed walkthrough! I tried following but my flash is not firing 😢 I’ve tried both auto and manual mode on my hot shoe. The recycle light was continuously on green so I know it was fully charged and ready to go. How do I troubleshoot the issue? (Using x100vi)

Wow! I didnt expect the flash to have such a fancy touchscreen

This device is so stylish looking!! I love the retro feel 😍

Nice shots! What sort of bracket are you using to mount the grip and flash controller?

Surprised how the cadet renders compared to the Senior. Wasn't expecting it to be that powerful.

"Unboxings" are boring and a waste of time. Many RUclipsrs don't consider that some viewers are on pre-paid mobile Internet.. so the bullsh*t is also a waste of money. >>> moving on. 👋

Cotton gloves?

The thicker one is twice the price than the normal one. I really like the design but the price is just…not cheap at all😅😅

A solution in search of a problem.

I’ve been cutting 35mm and 120 negs up with scissors for 40+ years, what’s the problem? Looks like a solution in search of a problem. Rolling negs along a surface risks scratching the film. I’m sure equipment junkies will buy it, but a pair of scissors are much cheaper and will not scratch the neg.

Fun theme

Ishkhan, took note of the idea of ​​​​rewinding the film with rubber rings.

I just receive mine, its amazing; a real game changer.

Nice. Is this star filter a Hasselblad ?