Hey John. Love your videos. I'm interested in the Neewer lights but don't need the Nikon trigger as I'm using Canon. Do you ship to South Africa and will the price still be the same without the Nikon trigger
Hey, would be great if you could post a video about buying gear strategically if you were starting out. What would you get first, if two bodies, or zoom lenses vs primes. This could be cool, just because you have this real approach and not some 20y old UA-camr approach to life and business.
That’s a fair point. But it varies so so much from person to person and their use case. One thing I could say for sure is to spend the money on great glass. One spectacular lens is worth gold compared to two mediocre.
@@kaskoPhoto True, but for your portraits and some event photography would be cool to hear. I am "getting started" as like 90% "photographers" on UA-cam, and my goal for now is to buy: Nikon 14-30 F4 (so wide not sure the 2.8 is worth it), the magical 24-70 2.8 also Nikon, and the 70-200mm also Nikon. I have the 50mm 1.8S as prime for portraits and prime portraits. Due to budget limitations, I may buy the 24-70 2.8 first, then the second body (not sure if going with 2 ZFs or maybe wait on the Z6III), then the 70-200mm....it is cool how every person has different priorities, but could be cool to listen an expert talk about it from a business perspective
I just bought an EF-X20 last week and my SF 26 is coming in tomorrow.
I really enjoy your relaxed reviews by the way! :)
Thank you.
Thanks for posting. What??? No ginzu knives???
😂😂 sorry, fresh out!
Hey John. Love your videos. I'm interested in the Neewer lights but don't need the Nikon trigger as I'm using Canon. Do you ship to South Africa and will the price still be the same without the Nikon trigger
I’m sure I could but that shipping may not be worth it. That going to be really pricy. Plus I am not sure of the import charges they may hit you with
Email me your address and I’ll get a rough estimate for shipping. John@kasko.photo
@@kaskoPhoto thank you for the response. I've sent you a mail with my address. Look forward to your response
Hey, would be great if you could post a video about buying gear strategically if you were starting out. What would you get first, if two bodies, or zoom lenses vs primes. This could be cool, just because you have this real approach and not some 20y old UA-camr approach to life and business.
That’s a fair point. But it varies so so much from person to person and their use case. One thing I could say for sure is to spend the money on great glass. One spectacular lens is worth gold compared to two mediocre.
@@kaskoPhoto True, but for your portraits and some event photography would be cool to hear. I am "getting started" as like 90% "photographers" on UA-cam, and my goal for now is to buy: Nikon 14-30 F4 (so wide not sure the 2.8 is worth it), the magical 24-70 2.8 also Nikon, and the 70-200mm also Nikon. I have the 50mm 1.8S as prime for portraits and prime portraits. Due to budget limitations, I may buy the 24-70 2.8 first, then the second body (not sure if going with 2 ZFs or maybe wait on the Z6III), then the 70-200mm....it is cool how every person has different priorities, but could be cool to listen an expert talk about it from a business perspective
Darn missed out on the fuji ef and sf 26 2 hours late.
Well that 24D is in great condition! Works well