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which is that film camera in your hand?

Great video man, I need to start playing with slower shutters myself 👍☺️👊

are those raw or edited photos?

Try waterfalls/fast streams for the second technique folks!

I hate to see Lr tutorial videos as it depends on the pictures we take and result we have in mind which will be totally different from the tutorials we see, but this is one of the best tutorial I have ever seen the way you said the key settings to play with and the flow of editing steps. love it man !! Straight to Subscribe !

How you purely use HSL for reducing colour has changed the way I edit. Simple yet so effective. Cheers mate.,

Very helpful

35 years in the game as a wedding photogpraher with ever changing gear over the years and I am still yet to find a good way to carry our gear and we take the absolute bare minimum. 2 Instax Mini's and a torch!!!. Seriously I have got our kits to the absolute "couldn't carry less' but still haven't found a suitable solution for us

Thank you very much

the 14mm is perfect for x sports photography. At the edge of not bending bodies and just a bit wider than the useless 16 or 15 mm

Do you have the internal measurements of the shoulder bag, as well as the side zippers of the backpack? I want to see if these can easily store my X-S20 with my sennheiser shotgun mic attached (7” X 7” X 7”total)

The production cycle of the trinity lenses is at least 10years. Stupid to think if it's worth it or not.

just me or does the R5 look noisy even on the shots at 1.2?

Consice and to the point! As suggested practice, practice and practice!

Wow love your stuff . Well done

i love you.

Very helpful tips and image examples! Thank you!

I have a RP and many of the good things said about the R8 apply to it. I considered the R8 but bought another option. I shoot a lot af manual focus lenses and I am old, gimbals are not free and do add weight so my new purchase has ibis. Ibis opened a lot of possibilities for me and was a step up in the number of "keepers" for me. As a counter to the R8 I would buy a used RP and get a body with ibis and two card slots. I would love a R8 but we all have goals and budgets that have to be met. With new price on the R8 it would be a stronger contender at the time I bought and I do love the menu system, ergonomics and its weight.

very useful teaching! thank you for sharing!

Some belter shots Tim. Makes me want to and shoot more street

Solid tips. Agree layering can be challenging. I thought layering entailed inclusion of several interesting subjects, all in focus, at different distances from camera. The subjects should be doing similar or complimentary things. No? For instance, at an ethnic dance performance where there’s a parent preparing a child to perform and another parent doing likewise a bit deeper into the composition. Both sets of subjects doing something complimentary. Difficult to explain but recognizable. No dog cameo in this one?😢 Cheers!

VERY DOPE video thank you for sharing!

I would prefer doing the same shots side by side for comparison... Also straight out of camera (with best setting) and then after postprocessing... My guess is that in many shots people would not be able to tell which camera made which picture without pixelpeeping.

f/1.2 on Canon??? It does not make sense.

2:24 who's that handsome guy??

I've been editing for years, and this my friend has got to be one of the best editing videos I've ever seen! Not only was the film look editing spot on, but I also learned something new in the curves (S-curve) with the colors which natural makes my cameras colors pop without breaking the image. Thank you so much for this video!

Nice vid thanks! Subbed.

Thanks for this excellent review of the Shimoda Explore V2, TK! I'm considering the 30L, and was wondering if you tried it with the Large Camera Cube? Reason I ask is that I have a rather long (12.5") NIkkor Z 180-600 f/5.6-6.3) lens, which I think would be too long for the medium cube included with the backpack. Would you know how the large cube would fit into this 30L size? Thank you!

In Singapore, you're likely to be spot check by roaming armed police of up to 4 looking out for terrorists. 😆

Great video, I’m going to be doing my 1st model edit next week so this really helps

Whats camera pov did you use ?

I picked up an R5 open box at Best Buy for 2200 usd. I feel like it was a steal

May I ask what is the sound track you used in the beginning of the video? Thanks

Sound advise for a newb like my self! And so refreshing from all the "this is a gamechanger" and "should you upgrade" videos - thnx man.

I personally think that this is the best prime lens ever made. It is my workhorse. I shoot 75% or more of my shots with it. It is just truly fantastic. Editing seems easy and that is because I don't have to make much adjustments because the pictures just look great. It renders so well. This is my favourite lens.

I got this lens to shoot bears a d wildlife. I do have the 2.8 70-200 also rf mount for vmcanon r6 mark11

Just back from 4 weeks in UK, Spain and Portugal. Had 2 primes to go with the R6: 28mm f2.8 and 50mm f1.8. If I’m honest I think I would have preferred a 24-70 or 24-105 zoom as I seemed to constantly be changing lenses. Took the Peak Design 6L slung you recommended and it’s definitely a winner - perfect. Thanks as always.

Hello what camera strap do you use the rope. thanks !

Too fast!!

I was today years old when I found out that it rains in Australia ;)

Only missing part is missing buttons as in other professional cameras.. over all happy with the camera.

Great overview...Thank You so much for passing on your knowledge!!

Hey man, the tutorial is great. I just wonder how can I get the black frame like in the video (1:44)

What I needed to hear !! Good video bro

What case is the Dji mic 😮 how do you charge it without the case 😮

Great video and images

I like the zoom effect. I do a lot of rotating shots instead or in addition where you hold the picture steady a bit for a moment before and/or after rotating or zooming in and/or out from where you were. You have to like things to be a bit more abstract. But that’s me. I prefer to often struggle or find it impossible for one to decipher what the original subject was. I care more about the visual aesthetics.

Aperture priority is great when lighting is generally static and isn’t changing rapidly. I generally shoot Av, but jump to manual if I’m shooting sports or shows. Never use spot metering or AE Lock, it’s always been convoluted tech. If you’re gonna put in all that effort to focus and recompose just for exposure, you might as well just shoot manual.

Will wait for the internal zoom version and the old ef 3 version is sharper in the corners plus u can't use a tele when u need it for sports or wildlife.

Does the PD strap clip not bother you/make you feel unbalanced when walking with the camera on it? I l love the idea but I feel like one shoulder gets more stressed and tired when I use it.