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Haha I appreciate the feedback 😂 not doing anything with my voice on purpose. I’ll work on that.

Hey! I’m sorry I’m unsure about this. I don’t have any experience using the zoom with a lapel microphone or the VXLR adapter. Anybody else here able to provide any insight?

Thank you for the answer. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

My pleasure! Hoping somebody can help provide us some insight here

Thanks Arnold! :) I'm glad you found the video helpful.

I appreciate your kind words!🙂Rather than butchering the differences between the different models, I’m going to paste a link below that does a great job defining the differences between the models! My recommendation: get a nice powerful light you can use for a key (VL300) then get a smaller bicolor light you can use as a backlight (UL60 Bi) www.essentialphoto.co.uk/blogs/news/comparing-the-godox-vl-series-sl-series-and-ul-series

I don’t know for certain but I have heard there are compatibility issues with some of the peak design gear.

Thanks so much for your kind words!🙂The Tamron lived on my camera for a year! The best bang-for-the-buck lens out there!

I’m glad you enjoyed the review!😀best of luck with all of your upcoming projects

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thanks Teddy!🙂I appreciate your kind words. I hope it serves you well!

Thank you! Yea you can use these moves in other situations as well

Thank you Keith! And that’s super exciting!😀which drone did you get?

@@GrantBurks DJI mini 4 pro!

@@kbophotogreat drone! Have fun flying 🙂

Tough to give an EXACT number, as you mentioned, because it will depend on a number of factors, but I can tell you my first wedding I ever shot I did for free, my second I charged $750, my 3rd I think I charged $1500 then $2000 and today my packages start at $3,000. I hope that helps!

@GrantBurks yeah, that for sure helps, tbh, I was thinking around the 700 mark was it, glad I wasn't vastly off. Thanks for the rough idea!

@@Mavrick1509 I’m glad that helps! Start there until you get comfortable and then increase your prices quickly. Weddings are hard work and stressful and you deserve to be compensated appropriately for your work. Download the guide I link in the description to learn how to increase your rates and bookings! And if you ever want to learn how to scale your videography business on the corporate side then check out my book Film to Freedom.

​@@GrantBurks is this charge for the drone services only or the entire wedding production?

⁠@@skyshotsimaging8373my first wedding I shot I charged $500 for the whole wedding then $700 ( or $750) for the whole wedding then around $2,000 and today my prices start around $3,000.

I hope you enjoyed it!

Thank you!😀

Best of luck!😀

Yes I agree it would be nice if they had that feature!

You can use a lot of these shots for other projects as well but these are shots that I like to use for weddings!

You’re uptight. Go smoke a bowl.

He is just telling you that these shots can be used for wedding. This is a great video. Be positive Man 🎉

@@motovs4029thanks so much for your kind words!🙂

My GUY! 😎 Can't wait to come visit you soon and shoot a TONNNNNN of fun stuff!

​@@GrantBurks good job How did you create the translation file and how did you add it to CZcams?

Thank you!

@@GrantBurks welcome stay connected

Thanks buddy!😀

I haven’t used the H8 but I’ve really enjoyed my F3. Zoom didn’t ask me to give a review of the F3, would be nice if I was that big 😂 I haven’t had any issues with my F3 though and it’s been perfect for my needs!

My pleasure! I hope they help you when shooting your next wedding 🙂

I’m glad this video was helpful! I’ll have more lighting tutorials coming out soon. My channel is mainly for videographers but lighting applies to anyone capturing video so hopefully it will help with your CZcams aspirations as well!

@@GrantBurks i will waiting for bro

That softbox is 120cm! They discontinued it but I found an alternative one from smallrig that is the same size and has a similar set up. I linked to it in the description of the video!

Thank you for your kind words!😀best of luck with any upcoming projects

Fantastic question! 😀 You’ve got a keen eye. For that shot I was using the a7IV shooting in Slog3 picture profile. The base ISO for Slog3 on the a7IV is 800. The camera doesn’t let you record below that ISO and unfortunately it doesn’t have internal ND’s so I had to use a screw on ND!

@@GrantBurks makes sense :)

Let me know if I can ever answer any future questions for you and best of luck with any upcoming shoots!

Some projects I hire out DP’s and sound engineers for projects and some projects I do it all on my own! Depends on the client’s needs and budget. This video was focused on lighting. I threw a Tascam on with auto leveling and called it a day. Just wanted good enough audio for people to be able to hear what I was teaching and be able to learn!

Great question Daniel!😀I prefer 30fps over 60fps because I find the drone does a good job of stabilizing the footage on it’s own and slowing it down just a hair from 30fps to 24fps on my timeline gives me the stabilization and speed that I like most! 60fps slowed to 24fps is a bit too slow for me based on the speed that I typically fly my drone at and when played back at 60fps on a 24fps timeline it gets ‘jerkier’ than 30fps because of the higher shutter needed. I hope that answers your question!🙂let me know if you have any more!

And best of luck on future projects!!

@@GrantBurks thank you so much brother!

@@danielgray1874my pleasure man! Let me know if I can ever help answer future future video questions

Thanks Jacques! Lighting can be a beast to tackle, but nothing quite like it when you lock in that perfect setup 😀

@@GrantBurks Right?! I had to pay a local videographer to come do my lighting because I just couldn't figure it out. Haven't touched it since he left!

‘Set it and forget it’ the BEST kind of lighting!!!😆

I’m planning to start releasing tutorials weekly! What specific tutorial topics would you like to see?

Thanks for the kind words and for giving it a watch!🙂Ive got another lighting tutorial in the works for shooting an interview with 3 lights. Let me know if there are any types of tutorials you would like to see and I will add those to the list to shoot!

That’s good to know!

This is a fantastic idea and I will be doing this for my next review where I compare lenses!😀Thank you so much for the recommendation!

I’m happy to help! I have the same set-up. Shoot me a message on Instagram at grantburks_vu. I’ll send you a video of how to put it together!

Thank you!🙂

Thank you! I think you’re referring to the shot with the Manfroto tripod. I removed the mounting piece that came with the tripod and replaced it with the base of the Falcam F38!

I use them on every one of mine as well! They are so handy. Being able to pop your camera off in a second is incredibly convenient!

You should be able to use it on both of those plates! You simply screw the base of the Falcam F38 onto the Manfrotto plate and you're all set.

Thanks so much for your kind words Alex! :) I'm glad you found value in the review. Let me know if you have any questions on products in the future or additional items you would like to see me review.

Thanks so much for your kind words! This is a great question and I actually don’t know the answer 🤔 I’m wondering if the wave form adjustment would adjust the levels for that use case or if you could adjust the levels within Screenflow or OBS.

@@GrantBurks No worries. Thanks for the reply. Many don't reply. I'll run some tests and come back and share my findings. I got an Amazon deal for $250 and it arrives on Monday. :-)

It's my pleasure! Sorry I couldn't be of more assistance here. Congrats on the deal! :) Please comment back what you find as I'm sure others have/will have the same question and will find value in knowing your findings.

I have the same issue. I was told to use pins but I haven't tried it yet

@@BrandonTLuong There is an "Anti-Deflection Plate" which might help. re: ULANZI F38 Quick Release Anti-Deflection Plate Quick Shoe Quick Release Plate

Yes if the plate is locked in place on a tripod or some other system and you rotate the camera it is likely to loosen the plate. When this happens I pop it off of the tripod, tighten it back up with a tool I keep attached to my pants, and pop it back on the tripod.

My pleasure!!

Thanks buddy!😀I appreciate your kind words

This is a good question that I actually don’t have the answer to! I don’t own either the x8 or x6 so I can’t do a test on them. I can tell you the noise floor appears to be incredibly low on the f3 to me. If you do end up finding the answer, please do share as I would love to know!

Thanks buddy!🙂I really appreciate your kind words

I tried this but unfortunately there was not enough room underneath of the system to connect it to the plate. You could maybe get it to work if the ‘head’ of the D-ring that you buy is very thin or if you somehow shave it down with another tool.

I appreciate you utilizing my link!🙂let me know how the F3 treats you! It’s been an incredible device for my projects. Glad I’m not alone on the door flaps 😆 it’s my one gripe with a lot of gear. The door flaps on the Tascams drive me crazy haha

Hey! To verify, are you wondering if it is waterproof/resistant or if it could capture quality audio of someone during a thunderstorm?

@@GrantBurks : recording thunder

@@birajadas293 Yes you could definitely record thunder with this device. You would obviously need to attach a microphone to it, but this device is capable of recording loud noises such as thunder without the audio being blown out!

@@GrantBurks Bro, I got an old Rode sterio vdo( Omni,the ball type one) mic with battery option and -10db pad, what's ur opinion,also Rode M3,.if u could plz suggest. 🙏

@@birajadas293 I personally don't have any experience with that microphone but it appears that it should work fine with the Zoom F3. You can power the mic with phantom power using the Zoom F3 so you shouldn't have any issues. Best of luck with future shoots!