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Thanks for the info.

Sounds dumb, but this helped me so much because I didn't realise the importance of BOTH tilt adjustments - it was doing my head in!! Thanks so much for the clear and concise video, it was brilliant - just did the balance test on my DJI RS3 Mini and all 3 came back as excellent!

I just got my NAS and have it up and running but I can't connect to it via my Mac... it always gives me an Error... I restarted both the NAS and the MAC but still the same Problem... Does anyone know, what I have to do?

Can I copy multiple folders to the same drive? Let's say only Pictures and Documents.

It's totally unnecessary think....

Did anyone get Hard Drives with their NAS system?

i dont have af-c, what should i use? i only have One shot, Ai focus, ai servo af

What about using your phone app

Hey thanks for the video! I just got around to setting mine up today. Got the drives installed (2 8 GB drives in bays 1&2) and the router and power connected. It’s been flashing all front lights in sequence for a bit now and isn’t showing up on scan from a Windows computer connected to the same router or an iPhone wirelessly connected to the router. Any tips? Does it just take a bit to initialize on first boot?

Instagram should really allow posting of 2:3 vertical photos and allow for different aspect ratios within a carrousel post. Three by two is just the way to shoot

Thank you for this video, as a beginner in photography it's hard for to me to get a sharp photo, low lights.

24:19 Wow, I didn't know that. I've always wondered why the image seems to always look distorted in superview and hyperview. I appreciate you clearing that up for me

I think you would agree, I would LOVE GoPro to make the camera sensor a perfect square. That would be useful in a lot of ways

'Archiving' cloud based photos by downloading a copy to local storage and deleting the cloud copy DOES NOT clear storage space in the cloud! Cloud storage space is not cleared until the Delete Folder is cleared. The Delete Folder counts toward your storage.

This is a great video, it's straight to the point and explained perfectly - thank you! I'm actually an amateur photographer and have my first photography event coming up where I will be photographing gymnasts in a gymnasium, so now moving onto your video for setting a custom white balance!! Subscribed.- well done!

On windows, I paste the \\Nasname into the file explorer, but it just says “windows cannot access it” what am I missing?

This was helpful because I got the same system. The only thing I wish you went into more detail was possibly upgrading the RAM in the port underneath. Could you do a supplemental video on this topic?

How to do mirror view on video taking ?

Great video, and the tip on upgrading to a 10gb switch was worth it's weight in gold! I'm occasionally getting a 100083 error when trying to transfer files between my MacStudio and the UGreen NAS, however. Any ideas on what might be causing this? It doesn't happen on every file and there doesn't seem to be a pattern.

Thank you! Learnt a lot

Man, what a good explanation seen alot but this one is far the best i’ve seen! Keep on going love to see more of this video’s. Thanks! 👍🏻

Bravo! Very well put together Video. Exactly the topics I wanted to explore on my new 8800 with 2x 4TB NVME and 4 x 18TB drives in my new Ugreen NAS.

nice tutorial very clearly easy to understand ..just bought this hero12 and still studying how to use thank you😘

This was very helpful and easy to understand. Thank you so much

A little confused, the drive test didn't seem to actually run any test for me... it just initialized my pool almost immediately ..and that was it. Am I missing something? If it's running in the background, is there a way to view its progress?

Connecting to the server on my mac isn't working? I have my mac and the nas plugged into a network extender. Would this cause the problem?

this is a very helpful video. I am looking for a portfolio and client gallery with function for accepting booking (scheduling) for real estate photography. Been looking at pic-time but it does not have the scheduling feature.

I'm very new to this so if someone could help me understand. If my router is 10gb compatible will I be able to connect my NAS to my router and then my CPU without the switch? My system just came in and I want to know what I still need to buy for fastest connection.

has anyone else had the volume not mount for them?

Wow. I found your presentation very easy to follow. I would love to see your recommended set up for using the UGreen NAS as a Google Photos replacement (so family photo and video storage/remote access) as well as a media server for movies and TV shows (just local watching locally).

Thank you friend.

I just got my Ugreen NAS and this was soooo very helpful! Thank you!

Watched a video on the QNAP website and it said raid 1 was available. You did not discuss this. Why?

Thanks for video but is it possibly to make colors more vivid ?

Could you do an updated version of this please. It's so amazing. I'm sure a lot has changed and evolved on that market. ❤

26:20 manual settings absolutely destroy auto settings on all action camera's including the Ace Pro. Sad they took away manual settings in Pure video mode, that was GAME changer.

Did anyone else experience their main Storage Volume becoming unmounted after setting up an SSD cache for read/write? I think I just lost all of my data.

Any chance of this video being re-recorded using an iPad instead of Mac/Win?

What format is superphoto? Thank you

Danke!

Came here to learn about the "UGREENLink" since i wasn't sure if i can just type in anything or if there is a premade ID i have to use there. Its really impressive how well UGREEN handels the Remoteaccess ans YES you are absolutely right about the security concerns, especially in the future when the system has more polpularity so someone could just make a guess and try to brute force into the remoteaccess. I'm not sure if UGREEN is already aware of that and has some "interventions" implemented or something similar. For me, there is still no reason NOT to use a VPN-Connection to my NAS but netherteless it's cool to have that kinda "exposted" alternative by UGREEN. Anyway, thank you for making that deepdive into the more advanced settings, you are technically the first one who even mentioned how to setup UGREENLink so have my Upvote!

Hi, what should I put in for the ugreennaslink id?

Thanks for walking us thru the updates!

I'm neither a novice, nor a pro at sports photography, so I actually did find the video helpful. Mostly in the sense that it confirmed some of the things I am already doing. Although the part about back button focus is something I should really consider.

Thanks a lot !!! matricial measure, but... what about the focus point selection single point 9 point 25 point tracking etc etc.. i gonna to experiment..

Forest -- you need to add that it is necessary to have the Scheme set to GUID Partition Map. Otherwise, APFS will not be an option.

Oh my goodness - I'm so glad I found your video on how to use an intervalometer. I'm an aspiring astrophotographer. :). Thank you thank you!

An accidental touch on the switch and all is gone? Damn scary stuff. Still a very cool product

Most photographers don’t understand what the 18% meter calibration was based on or that it changed to 12% when film speed measurement changed from ASA (American Standard) to ISO (International Standard). 18% was based on the response of B&W film which was Orthochomatic when the Weston Meter Adams used was invented. The point was selected by measuring the average reflectance of typically composed outdoor scene on a clear sunny day (1/3 sky / 2/3 forground) and picking the % that exposed the darkest shadows with density on the negative. Based on that 18% standard if one meters off an 18% gray card instead of the scene you should get enough exposure in the shadows of any scene to prevent loss of shadow detail - a very logical solution to the problem. But in the late 1960s when the ISO standard was established film response had change because it was now Panchomatic and color and it was determined 12% was the better calibration point to ensure sufficient shadow rendering on negative film. The gray card now need to be 12% to meter off it correctly. So why does Kodak still sell 18% cards? I was a lab technician at National Geographic in the 1970s and the story I got from Kodak tech reps was that Ansel Adams on learning of the change went to Kodak HQ and lobbied the executives to keep the Kodak card 18% because he had based the Zone System around Zone V = 18%. I started using Adams system in 1971 before going to work at NGS from the 1968 edition of his books. Back then there were only Zone 0 -9 because Adams had divided the tonal scale OF THE SCENE into ten steps black to white OBJECTS but neglected to assign a Zone to SPECULAR REFLECTIONS which are now designated Zone 10 giving the tonal scale 11 steps. He recognized that mistake in the Forward of the 1968 but didn’t revise the text. In the forward of the 1968 edition Adams also addresses the confusion that Zones = f/stops or EV values. They do not and he suggested mentally substituting “Print Value” when reading “Zone”. Zones are Adams narrative description of how tone and detail looks in scene and print. What one needs to wrap their brain around is BLACK in the scene and on a print are different (DARK GRAY) and the brightest WHITE OBJECT is a scene must be rendered GRAY, reserving the white paper base for SPECULAR HIGHLIGHTS ON WHITE OBJECTS. Relating this to digital if photographing white car the brightest parts of the body need to be exposed in the range of 245-250 and the only 255 value should be the specular reflection of the sun on the white body and chrome - the specular highlights are the clue the brain uses to discern 3D in a 2D reproduction. Artists who draw and paint very quickly realize that. We get most of our clues to 3D shape in 2D photos from the shadows but on white nearly flat objects like a car hood all the clues to 3D shape come from the placement of the specular reflections which is why highlight rendering to preserve them is so important. The highlight warning in the playback of DSLR or live EVF of mirrorless is the easiest and most accurate way to expose. Adjust exposure until smooth Zone 9 white objects (not specular highlight) clip then reduce exposure 1/3 stop and you will never blow out highlights in the RAW file. Then look at the left side of histogram to determine if SENSOR RANGE is able to render the shadows accurately. If not just increasing exposure by two - three stops and using HDR in post processing will result in a full range of detail, but requires shooting on tripod or bean bag. I don’t carry a tripod on vacation I just go buy a small bag of rice to set the camera on for HDR captures.

Anyway to get rid of those pesky noise or grains in low light room?