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Reviewing the Zoom G11 Multi-Effects Processor Guitar Pedal

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Here at Lensrentals, we cover a lot of production equipment for photo and video productions. But as you start diving into audio equipment for TV and Film, you then start bleeding into the podcast industry, and before you know it, you’ve dipped your toes into the music side of things as well. And so, that is how we got to where we are now, and I wanted to tell you about one of my favorite recent adds to our inventory – a multi-effects pedal for guitarist, the Zoom G11 Multi-Effects Processor.

Geek Articles

Disassembling the Lumix S Pro R70-200mm f/4 OIS

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We’ve been impressed with most of the lenses that have come out for the L mount cameras but haven’t taken many of them apart. But as luck would have it, we have several Panasonic Lumix Pro 70-200mm f/4 OIS lenses needing repairs for autofocus issues. In the U. S., Panasonic doesn’t offer repair really, just […]

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Comparing a Ten-Year-Old Camera to a Modern One

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This month marks ten years for the Canon 5d Mark III – a camera once known as the top of the line, now superseded by a couple of different camera generations. This March of 2022 being its ten-year birthday, I thought I’d do a fun little comparison to see how far we’ve come in these ten years, and if having the top-of-the-line camera is as important as…

History of Lenses

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A Brief History of Early Lenses: Part 1

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We are all recent-centric. We tend to think the technology we use didn’t exist until last year or so, even though the roots of it go way back. Phone apps are a great example. I have a dozen little apps on that phone that do things like calculate depth of field…

Mirrorless Camera Recommendations

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Mirrorless Camera Guide for 2022

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We’re already a month into the new year, and if our end-of-the-year data has anything to say, it seems that a lot of photographers and videographers (including myself) moved over to the mirrorless platforms in 2021.

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