It’s a waste of money. Bought it through Kickstarter and the few times I considered using it, it required an upgrade. Sony has its app, which allows you to do almost everything Arsenal does except AI. I have no evidence that AI has impacted any image I shot with it. Look at Camranger II if you want remote control.
You can use your phone through their image app, very easy
Don't waste time trying to make money out of it. If you like photography, buy a drone and gain a new perspective on things. There are so many drone photographers and to have good pictures you need to spend a lot of money on the drone, which requires you to spend time learning to fly it. Then you will need to edit the photos before sending, so when you combine the up front investment, the time it takes you to get to the location,the time you spend trying to get the shot, travel home, phot editing and then sending your photos off, you've lost money. If your lucky the money you spend advertising and all the other costs, you will have the drone long enough without a drone ending crash to pay for your hobby. If you want to make money, go back to work:)
Take a GoPro versatile, lightweight and waterproof.
Lumu was a start up company that developed a device that connects to your iPhone and turns it into a light meter. I believe the company is now called lumunello and was at photokina. The product is much improved and can be used even with a flash. I think it's around $240.
Changed their revenue line with cc, but have almost lost me as a customer. While I own photoshop cs6 and Lightroom 6, and would probably buy the next version of either (because I have bought every proceeding version), now I buy onone photo suite and really like it. I guess Adobe doesn't need my money.
On OnePhoto 10 is a pretty good editing tool, reasonably priced, flexible and no cc. It can be used as a stand alone editor or as a plugin for Adobe products if you change your mind.
These guys always provide loyalty rewards like backgrounds, textures, or other stuff at no charge. You get haze reduction too.
Thanks I appreciate the thoughts. Its frustrating that the manufacturers mention weather tight seals, but I guess their attorneys tone down claims. I like to shoot outside and at the beach which is why I got the equipment.
Are all L series lenses weather tight? I use L glass and thought they were.
I just picked up the canon 1dx and with its weather tight construction plan to use it outside in the elements without added protection. Has anyone experienced any problems with the weather seals on the 1dx?
Best size for email? Batch resizing?
What is the best way to resize RAW or JPEG to 640x480 for email?
Is there an easy way to get out of Apple "jail" iPhoto and move a library to Lightroom 4?