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Ha yes!!

I forgot how good it is. I got the scrims for shooting whiskey bottles

If I'm totally honest, if it's solely for photography then strobes. But nowadays we have to cater for parts of video too so continuous

Yeah its super sharp

Creative Spark

Got it! Thanks Mark​@@MarkDuffyPhotography

Exactly, that's one of the best parts about it

Nice one thanks

The only one that competes this is the new 35-150mm lenses, I've had a chance to test the Tamron and Samyang recently

@@MarkDuffyPhotography Just concerned the lenses like the Tamron 35-150mm f2-2.8 are bigger and heavier than II want. It ways more than my Sony 79-200/2.8;GM II.

Not sure on the name it's the 13"

H&Y filter site

No all auto focus

Does he? I never noticed and I gigged with him as drummer in a covers band lol

Nice one thanks I've a new video coming of my new studio

Yeah the mechanism is brilliant

Nice one thanks dude

I had my concerns but I've owned the Tamron for a number of years and no dust has gotten inside the lens, but it is a strange design choice by Tamron

That's the Vanguard VEO 3+ Tripod

womp womp

I'm not a videographer so the stabilisation works well for photography. I haven't tested against my 70-200mm f2.8ii but I can and see for how well it works for video

I shot them side by side and didn't find the Sigma to have bad distortion. I ended up preferring the Tamron due to its better performance with flaring.

I shoot 10bit 4:2:2 and it previewed fine. I rarely use slow motion as I don't need it in my videos so I hadn't tested for it

@@MarkDuffyPhotography if you can use that please let me know i want to buy this monitor but I’m very confused due to this little doubtful question :) it helps me alot thankyou

Oh cool thanks, what apps did you already have?

@@MarkDuffyPhotography Ventusky (didn’t know I could isolate clouds etc) and PhotoPills (actually I went on one of their camps in 2018….great crew and app)

Whichever one you prefer

I didnt use the app at all, I don't use apps for my workflow. In the distance test I have the windshield on and it cut out all the wind that hit me during that.

Most monitors can be powered through USB-C now

Not so sure now as I think a cheaper lens is sold with cameras lately but when I got my A7iii, this was the kit lens

Ha thanks yeah just seeing that now. I'm not changing it either 😅😂

​@@MarkDuffyPhotographymore Irish than your actual name 😅

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​@@MarkDuffyPhotographymate I have a technical problem with lavalier mics I've been trying to figure out for a while maybe you know how? 😭 ​I been researching this lark m2 for a week now, one thing I'm trying to solve is that how to also connect to a Bluetooth/ wireless earbuds (only for hearing the other side) WHILE using the lark m2 as the sound input. What I've found is that when u connect the lark m2 receiver through the charging port, then you connect the Bluetooth earbuds which also always come with inbuilt mics, it'll consider it as both sound input and output so it'll cancel the lark m2.. I've been trying to make it sense how to maybe split the charging port through a splitter and connect the Lark receiver to one and use a random Bluetooth receiver to connect to my earbuds on the other female end of the splitter.. Did I make sense? That way it could possibly be forced to understand one is charging the phone (lark receiver) And the other is "cable headset" (Bluetooth receiver for the jbl earbuds which I wanna only hear the other side from) But then will it to be too damm heavy hanging a whole computer system thru one little charging port??😂😂

​@@MarkDuffyPhotographyand do you know if we could purchase some transmitters and receivers separately and possibly in different colors and use them together or one product in each package is suitable only with the given transmitters/receivers? 🤔

I've been using that Samyang loads since and love it

Yeah its designed for that size of a camera

That's a nice range 20-70mm I'm guessing that's f2.8?

@@MarkDuffyPhotography it's an F4. 2.8 would be nice.

This is the H&Y Revoring filters. But even buying any filter get the biggest size you need and then step down rings for your lenses. This is the handiest system by far though

@@MarkDuffyPhotography thanks!

I've actually ended up using it this week as a counter weight

Nice one thanks

I don't know sorry

Nice one thanks, what a terrible mistake I made

I don't know what the beast pro cage is?

Thanks Ken, more of a good recovery. I was so sickened for the mistake I made but thankfully it worked out

Why? Because everyone in the comments is suggesting 24mm GM yet I'm only recommending ultra angle wide lenses. The only other lens I would be considering for this is the Sony 14mm f1.8 but I haven't tried it. But since the video was made Sigma has released a new 14mm f1.4 which I tried at an event and its really good. So no I stand by the video and title

@@MarkDuffyPhotography I'd say a better title would be, "The Top 4 Lenses for Nightscapes that I've used".

Nice one thanks glad you enjoyed it. My latest video is something I'd rather not admit to but felt it important to share for others to learn from my mistakes 🙈

I've heard Topaz is fantastic. As for sky replacements, I hate that practice that's not photography. Exposure blending for me achieves what my eye sees, anyone can add in a sky from a different photo, that's what I did for a decade as graphic designer lol. But I'm not fully understanding the first part of your comment, do you mean to screen capture my photos as I'm editing them?

Perhaps I misunderstood, but I thought you had already done the LR procedure and that this was a repeat, perhaps you just added the commentary! My point was to video said process and then you can show said edit, edited! Also my point regarding the sky, was not to paste in any sky, but that actual sky of the place! It’s sometime used in flash photography for getting the right balance or Fine Art when your taking a long exposure and you are visiting a place, so if something happens with the weather or something else, you have a fail safe! I like what you did though! And you’ve gained a subscription!

@f1remandg I didn't foresee there being camera shake from the shutter when I shot the 3 brackets. Only when I went to edit did I come across it. I've tried before screen grabbing while editing and then doing a voiceover on top of the finalised video edit but it always comes out sounding rushed and I get quite a few people complaining about how fast I talk haha... But glad you enjoyed it enough to subscribe. Great chatting with you

Yes that's exactly where I photographed it from. It's disappointing they close car park so early in the evening now. Its prevented me from getting some nice shots in the last while

Nice one thanks dude. What a disaster if I couldn't have saved the photo phew 😂😅