A RAW size also depends on what you shoot. The more data you have in your image such as shooting a scene with plenty of various colours and contrasts will increase the size of your RAW file. If the image you capture has plenty of negative space (especially a white wall) then I am sure the file size will be smaller

Wah her hair is soooooo brown and smooth looking!

I think best to have all three, 24-70 and 70-200 to have for the range and flexibility and the 135 for creative candid and portraiture shots.

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Yeah pocket wizards are expensive but they are really reliable. Another brand would be radio poppers as well. Expensive but reliable in most situations. Had problems with Phottix especially on a shoot so that really wasted a lot of time

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Nice shot bro, love the clouds. My suggestion is that perhaps if you could also increase the exposure for the foreground to make some foreground interest. If you don't have a graduated ND filter then shoot two exposures in RAW and then mask them together.

Ah I see, perhaps a little bit more of dodging and burning the clouds to make it look a little more dramatic?

Yeah much better!