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Thanks for the comment!

Thanks for the comment! I really like the 35 for full portraits too. I can usually get a lot more of the scene in the frame. Have you tried the rf 35 on a crop sensor. It's great.

What's the camera body? For the price there is no other better deal than the nifty fifty. Like I mentioned, the nifty fifty is likely everyone's first prime lens. It's just so affordable that it's hard to ignore. If you had a little bit more of a budget i would ask you to look at the 35mm. The 50 on a crop sensor is close to an 85mm and that's a little tight. But the 35mm on a crop is a 56mm. Fyi

@@TMVVisualMedia That is interesting. I'm using a Canon R8. Thanks for the information.

@juancarloshorta1934 love the Canon R8. I filmed a lot of stuff with it using the nifty fifty and the 35. Awesome combo. Notice that the 50mm does not have image stabilization. The 35 does have IS. This is important because the R8 does not come with IBIS

Thanks for the comment. R7 all the way. Sound like you will use your camera a lot. R7 would be ideal for you. Let me know if you have any other questions.

@@TMVVisualMediathank you so much ❤ was in fomo of full frame 😅

@yannnk the full frame is nice. But the cameras are for two different users. The R7 is the best option for more experienced users.

Thanks for the comment!

That's an easy pick. R6 all day.

I carry extra batteries for the camera. That's the easiest way to address the low battery life. Another option that I have is rigging out the R8 with a monitor and a V mount battery. It's an expensive investment. But worth it. I may do a video about it. 🤔

That's a great idea! Thanks!

I forgot to mention, I loved the video.

@aguycalledbrad gracias amigo! 💪

Thanks for the comment. Happy to help!

Thanks for the comment! Speaking in non-technical terms, would you say that if i put an RF 35mm lens on the R7 will the field of view more closely resemble that of 56mm focal length? The R8 does record in C Log 3. If you need help finding it I can happily walk you through the menus. I know because I own both the cameras. Several cameras that all film in C Log 3 They all seem to match well in post. Lastly, there are plenty of "serious" content creators that use standard profiles. Thanks again for your comment!👍

Yes, if the D ring has standard two threading sizes. Great question. 👍

Great question! I would recommend the R7 for any sort of professional work or capturing professionals in any field. The R7 has a lot of desirable features. R8 is great but it's more for hobbiest and walking around town kinda camera. Let me know if you have any other specific questions.

Thanks for the comment!

The extenders in my opinion add zero functionality. I would recommend a cage. I have a video coming out that talks about that exact problem and how to fix it with a cage and add some more threads and mounting points as well as providing a better grip. I intentionally added my hand size on camera so folks may size up their hands. Thanks for the comments!

It's a clean-looking mic. Especially since it is all black. I'm an audio newb so I may not use it to it's full potential. But it's a good intro mic to more advanced audio design. Thanks for the view, amigo!

Thanks for the comment! It's a lovely-sounding mic. I plan to do more recording at my desk, and I wanted something that integrated well into my ecosystem, and it looked cool. The thing is that for 200 bucks it is a little overpriced but it's my opinion that it's worth it because of the ease of use. Like I mentioned in the video, I just want the thing to work with little setting adjustment. Audio can get really complicated. Thanks again, amigo!

Great question! If you have the budget for the R8 then I would highly recommend the R8. Or even the R7 if you're looking at the crop sensor. They are close in price and you could get a deal on the used market. The R50 is a neat little camera but you will likely outgrow it very quickly. But to answer your question I never looked into the bracketing feature on the R50. I only tried it in a camera shop. I have made a few reviews on the R7 and R8. Let me know if you have any other questions!

It depends on what country you are in. In the United States it is perfectly legal to photograph I'm public areas. You will have to be mindful what constitutes a public area though. A pedestrian gives up the right to privacy when they are in public areas. It's important to respect people's personal space and to not be a nuisance. Use common sense. I also can't be standing in the public and taking pictures of people private residences through windows. That would be odd. Additionally, if I am ever asked to not take photos or to erase photos I do it without hesitation because it's not worth the argument. In some countries it's definitely illegal and you can be held liable. Plenty of resources out there, so you may educate yourself on the subject if you wish. How many pictures of you do you think are out there that you never realized were taken by cellphones when people take selfie or are sight seeing. 🤔

That's a tough question to ask. I would say with my shooting style and setting it lasts about 6 to 8 hours. Your shooting style and settings may be different.

@@TMVVisualMedia im really just wondering if its solely attached to my r8 and i switch between 24 and 60 at 4k if it will last 8 hours lol but easy fallback is the bigger battery lol

@fluffycast92 great question! I think it will for sure because it's tough to record 8 hours. I took this set up and had my R8 and atomos monitor for a weekend shoot and both days I never really dropped below 50 percent. Also they sell one larger size than the one I am using. I think it's a 150 and the one I have is 99. I like the 99s because I can take it on a plane without it being an issue. But that kind of stuff always changes. So to answer your question directly, I think you will be happy with the 99 and it's longevity. Should be good for the whole day. I think the R8 would overheat at like hour 2 though if you're recording internally.

Both are really good systems. Canon is a little more expensive and your limited on your 3rd party lenses. The Canon lenses are the best on the planet and they come at a premium. Sony has great technology and has opened up their mount system to 3rd party lens makers. Making the lenses more affordable. It's a tough choice regardless but you will not go wrong with either brand. They are both premium brands. Let me know if you have any other questions. I own all Canon cameras. Including the R8.

Probably something wide like a 16mm or 24mm with a high aperture like an f1.8

Good question! The R series are the newest cameras. The last R cameras that came out were the R7, R8, R10, R6mk2 and the R5mk2 is around the corner. Oh and the R1 is also due soon. Let me know if you have any specific questions. Happy to help.

Gracias amigo! 💪

Thanks for the comment! Did you see Sigmas new 28-50 f1.8? Looks interesting, if it's not 3000 dollars.

@@TMVVisualMedia It is an interesting lens but Sigma isn't a behemoth like Canon is. Canon needs this 28-70 F2 to sell their RF bodies against Sony and Nikon.

@TheRedc0met that's an interesting point. 🤔

@@TMVVisualMedia You have to consider this too. How many primes can the 28-70 F2 zoom replace vs the Sigma 28-50 1.8. Canon has an outstanding zoom lens winner here that is until Sony or Nikon bring an alternative to this market.

@TheRedc0met I have thought about it but I think I have concluded that Canon lenses stand on their own. I say this respectively, but nikon and Sony only wish they could compete. Bold claim I know. But it's my opinion that Canon sets the standard.

Sure!

Thanks for the question! It really is depending on your skill level and where you are in your career. There are also tons of other variables to consider. But to keep the answer simple and a client approached me with this project I would quote them 1000 dollars. If you need more details you can check out this video I made here. th-cam.com/video/Pjkk9TpWSG0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=a96BYHoGB6gPsbjz If you have more specific questions you can join my free community group here. th-cam.com/video/Cm7viJyirAg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=8nnV-msKStMwQk4U Thanks again for the question. Happy to help you get started! 💪

The 15-35mm is exactly what you need then. I had a similar problem to yours. I was tired of switching lenses because all of those focal lengths I use for recording video. It's the best investment I made and it's my most used lens. There is a slightly less expensive 14-35mm but I believe it's a f4.

@@TMVVisualMedia good to know, thanks! yes I prefer the 2.8 version, I waht more light and better Bokeh for wedding and event shoots.

Oh yeah, you will love the 15-35mm then. Excellent choice.

@@TMVVisualMedia yesterday night I searched hours for sample photos, lots of jpg looks good, but then I found one page with raw files, and I imported and edited then with my own sharpening, they look way more sharper and fine detailed than all the normal jpg samples, as if I had doubled the resolution. I am very impressed now!

I use it primarily for video because the image is super clean. For photos I don't use it as much but on the R5 with 45mps it's great.

Facts!!!! Yo I tried the 35 on the R7. Killer combo. It's effectively a 50mm focal length but you get the stabilization and macro ability. It's perfect 👌🏻 Might make a video about it now that I think about it. 🤔

Lol.

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Happy to help!

That's a good enough topic for its own video. I will definitely make an update to this video. But in short it's easy to identify. If you have ever had clients that change their minds constantly or that don't respect you time or boundaries. That's a very good indication of a low quality client. Essentially there are two kinds of buyers. Buyers that are looking for a deal and then there are clients that are trying to buy their time back. You do not want to be working for clients that are looking for a deal. Let me know if you need more clarity. Happy to help.

Thanks for the question! If you like the R8 I would choose a 24mm lens or at most a 35mm lens. If you like the R7 I would choose a 16mm lens of a 24mm lens. Nice and wide with little distortion.

@@TMVVisualMedia which is better if I just boight 1 lens?

Hmmm If I could only have one lens and one camera body I would do the R7 with the RF24mm That's a nice kit.

Thanks for the comment! It's still a pain point in my creative process. 🙃

@@TMVVisualMedia keep at it :)

Awesome! It's the first link in the description. 💪

Lol. She is always around! Especially when I'm filming. Just looking at me with the judgemental eyes. Lol.

If you can secure a new R5 body for under 3k it's totally a no brainer. But it might be worth to wait for all the people that will be upgrading. If you're into buying used gear from reputable dealers I think you could score one for the low 2000s. R5 is my least used camera to be honest. Even though I still love it and will probably have it forever.

Honestly, have the M3 Max laptop to support processing, and 20 TB of NAS storage so don’t mind the downsides in that respect. I’ve had the R6 which I loved, and currently have the r8 which I love. Debating because because the R8 or R6/R6II don’t work with an Astro ecosystem I got, even though that’s a small part of my usage. The R5 fits in… but the hesitation is the proximity to the R5II release! Looks like canon has refurbs for close to $2k, might do that ! Biggest fear for me is the less effective AF of the R5…

I hear ya. Let me know what you decide. Thanks for the comment!💪

No problem. You can find my first paid images on my fiverr account. I will link it here. You can scroll through those images as they were my first paying clients. www.fiverr.com/s/m5xxNxZ I have a few paid gigs on there and I still get hits from time to time. Let me know if you have any other questions. Happy to help! Thanks for the comment and the view! 💪

@@TMVVisualMedia Great, thank you!

@@TMVVisualMedia Thank you kindly for your help. Really my only other question is how do I get better? I practice every day so I guess it's just the time I put into it. I just really enjoy product photography but am not good at all with styling.