I have a mix of eneloop and Lidl cheap ones and both work very similar.
Just make sure shop cheapos weight enough, you can ask in shop to weight the pack, it should be at least 26g per battery package. Usualy they come in lighweight plastic, so you can assume just few g more for it. So if a pack of 4 weights around 110g you're good. I have like 20 of them and they work great.
RF 85/1.2L - it earns the most
"If I ask to take a photo, it's free. If you ask to take a photo, it's paid."*
14mm on f/5.6 has hyperfocal (@1.2m) from around 0.7m, I hit dof preview, manual focus until infinity is sharp and never touch it again.
If those were the best, imagine how bad looking the rejected were. I don't think it's a photographer fault you all haven't cooperated. You can try to get a reschoot for a lower price, but be aware, that it can end up the same, if any of you will not feel like it that day.
Tamron has already the 35-150/2.0-2.8, which is even more impressive IMO.
Some of my work is showed to my friends before I send it back to the client, so I have some extra pairs of eyes judging the photos. Then from time to time I post something on instagram, mostly when I do photos for fun.
I post few shots of every nth photoshoot as a single post.
Afaik R5 for photo has 100 and 400, and for video it's 800 and 3200. Probably R5C should be the same.
I put it on my cloud, send a link and say that for a minimum year it will be there, after that, it depends if the space will be overtaken by another client.
A year is very long time for clients to use the photos and forget about them.
My heaviest hike was few hours with 10kg backpack with gear. I did it 3 days in a row, and took some nice photos.
Next week I'm going for 4 days, but reduce my load to ~6kg.
And what is the image quality and do they cover the same sensor size?