the upside of course is if you don't use your flash (use reflectors for fill, or the side of a building or wall as fill..I have even used the driveway looking out of the garage as fill) you can shoot at any speed you like, and open your lens wide or telephoto for that nice separation. Doing that with strobe is sometimes more difficult depending on your available light due to the sync speed of your flash unless you have fancy HSS turned on..

I did create a list but the admin would not allow a link so I gave up..

Ha sorry no, Orange County, CA...

Yes thanks this is a good idea (I was thinking of this relative to the large furniture stuff so maybe this could work for high school or college photography classes). If you have a source that covers my area that would be appreciated....

Well it takes some know how to get proper fill with an on camera flash and taking that off camera with remote trigger adds to that. I would master the on camera fill first then graduate to off camera....

Late to the party but tell your client you will do it free but a donation would be nice if they like your work and sign a release so you can use what you have done..compensation via release.

Edit: I do not have a 5D MK IV (never did) but I do have a 5DS-R...

I have props, backgrounds einstein monolights , light modifiers, canon 5dsr, some lenses, rolling studio stands, furniture all in a gigantic heap in my garage. I have listings on craigslist and Facebook market with photos and prices and looking for local pickup versus shopping. If anyone is interested and in Orange county message me and I will send you to the various items to check out. I tried to list them here before and was told that violated ya'll....

I closed my portrait studio in April and didn't want to pay 250 a month storage.

Yes. The point I was trying to make was that if I went with RP I would want lighter lenses (no adapter) or I may as well not bother.

I have had the Sony A7 II and adapters for Canon lenses; that was unwieldy, unbalanced so I returned it. I will have a look at the RP, but ideally you buy the new lens format and all the rest goes to Ebay! Truly a 47 mp camera with a f1.8 10-200 zoom would be my camera...but that doesn't exist :-)

I have not actually held that R camera yet...but to some degree even the Canon glass is too heavy (am okay with the lighter primes and slower 70-200 f4 but the other glass is heavy!)

I have 5d MK III and 5DS-R and lenses; I can tell you that they are now too heavy for lots of hand held use (maybe arthritis with my age at almost 60). I am considering instead the Sony mirrorless FF and making the switch if I can get a lens kit that is significantly lighter. The other cameras you were considering aren't much lighter than the Canons so you may want to consider the size/weight factor...

Well you'd find yourself enjoying the high brow trappings of the wealthy in homes that all look the same. Totally worth it. :-D

I am closing my shop; I can't do two jobs at once in the genre I was hoping to do. If you happen to want a place to work in Irvine, CA it is right at the 5 Fwy, great parking and in a quaint old Irvine Hotel. I will post a date for a closing shop sale sometime early April.

Upside for me is I don't have to uninstall the muslin tracks, track lighting, and strobe mounts in the camera room if you're a photographer:-)

https://orangecounty.craigslist.org/bfs/d/east-irvine-irvine-prof-office-space/6813908816.html

Thanks for looking,
vin

So I guess you were just trolling your "I use film, I am different" or what?

100MP is tough to get elsewhere...