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Thank you! That depends on you, I haven't tried the 70-300 but the nice thing about Panasonic lenses is they have weather sealing. So it depends on the range you want vs sacrificing weather sealing. Autofocus might be slightly better on the Panasonic too.

@ Video auto focus really matter for Wildlife and Zoo I’m still confused 🤔

If you want the best autofocus native glass is always the way to go. Therefore the Panasonic 70-300 would be the best in terms of autofocus.

Sigma has more reach, and sharper than Panasonic at 300. Panasonic has better dual image stabilization and quicker autofocus. Sigma for wildlife, Panasonic for sports and casual shots. I got the Panasonic.

@@sansinutube I picked Sigma 100-400 I just recently came back from Lake Tahoe tour and used Sigma 100-400 I loved it

Unfortunately, this gimbal doesn't have a tracking mode like the dji RS3 Mini.

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Thank you! Currently I have been using dehancer which is great, but expensive. I think davinci resolve has a film look creator for an alternate option. One tip I have is to use a node for the glow effect and change the mode to softlight it just gives your footage a great look. That's great to hear such an amazing place! 😊

@@jackyulesmith ah okay I've been getting signs to get Davinci I use FCPX lol Thank you!

@@ChasingTrueFreedom There is always the the free version of it, so you can see if you like it before you buy too! Ultimately it's what ever works for you 😊

I think it's actually really good, I haven't really lost focus. Plus it's nice to have animal eye detection and car subject detection.

@@jackyulesmith thank you sir, I was feeling a bit skeptical about the autofocus

Cheers mate!

Thanks for watching and I appreciate that! My general method of exposing is to expose above 15 ire using the waveform, to get clean shadows. So in essence that is 'exposing to the right.' I also recommend setting your zebras to around 89 ire so that you know when your about to clip but at least then you still have a little latitude in the highlights. Hope this helps, let me know if you have any more questions!

@@jackyulesmithhelps a ton thank you so much!

Great purchase, I hope you enjoy the cameras as much as I do! I use a VND filter and leave it on my camera, I currently use the nisi swift filter system.

Cheers! This was mainly shot in 6k open gate internally, with the 60p shots in all intra again internally. 😊

Cheers! It was shot in vlog and the iso would be 640, and the WB would be 3200k or the cloudy preset. Hope this helps!

@@jackyulesmith Thanks bro. I always get confused as to how to set WB in VLOG since the footage is grey and you dont really see the change in WB setting in screen.

In the underslung mode with my s5IIX with a cage plus the Sigma 28-70 it doesn't hit the EVF, however I don't have a heavier 24-70, so I can't test to see if it would hit with a heavier lens.

Thank you I appreciate it!

Thank you!

Thank you!

This was either 6k 4:2:0 long gop or 4k 60 long gop 4:2:0 both V-log. 😊

Thank you!

Thank you I appreciate it! Similar but not exactly the same 😊

It is an amazing camera! Especially with the sigma 28-70.

I usually find shooting at f2.8 or lower helps a lot, but that depends on what lens you have. If not I would try to expose closer to clipping the highlights.

Thank you very much! That's a good question, I actually had trouble exposing V-log because my shadows were very noisy at the start. Now for V-log, I try to expose the shadows above 15 ire. To make sure my shadows are clean and then bring it down after (if needed). I also use the highlight zebras set to 88-95 Ire to make sure I have enough room so I don't clip. So as you said I noticed a lot less noise over exposing slightly.

I really appreciate that thank you! 😊

I really appreciate that, thank you! It does take a lot of work but I enjoy it and still trying to improve each video. Thanks for watching! 😊

Thank you very much! 😊

Most of these are handheld, however shots: 0:11, 0:49, 0:57 are all shot with a gimbal. Thanks for watching 😊

Missing the crackheads, needles, stolen bikes, shitty drivers, and dumpster fires

Most of it comes down to going out and practicing with your camera + exposure triangle of course + composition. I myself still have a lot to learn. Thank you for watching 😊

They never do, S5iix is definitely an amazing camera! Good question, in terms of its quality it's very sharp and looks great and no complaints with the image. The only things I wish I could change (if I had to be nit picking) would be constant aperture and better weather sealing. The lens with ibis can be hand held relatively stable at 400mm. However now that the 70-200 has come out I would have bought that as it suits my needs better. Hope this helps thanks for watching. 😊

​@@jackyulesmith Absolutely ! Thank you for your answer, it's very clear. Personally, I have a 35-100 (and a 12-35)... and I ask myself about what would be the better choice between a larger maximum aperture (1.7 for example) or a bigger zoom (200 or 400). For the moment I'm ok with my 2 lenses ! We will see ahah !

I think it always comes down to the use, will you use it at the end of the day (or just sit on a shelf) and does it fit your use case. Plus as it's quite a high aperture you have to be careful about low light situations (depending on your camera). I will say that 400mm compression can look amazing haha. In your case it does seem like you have a good range of focal lengths covered with lens with good apertures.

@@jackyulesmith Yes I agree ahah ! Thank you for your advises :) Best wishes

Don’t overlook the f4 70-200. It’s under 1kg and relatively compact and great for stills or video. I use that paired with the Sigma 28-70. Mostly the Sigma, but for those times when I need something over 100 and don’t wish to crop, it’s a gem.

Thank you! Definitely, the size makes it super compact. Just wished it had full weather sealing. Thanks for watching 😊

@@jackyulesmith I agree. You're most welcome

Thank you! The S1H2 will be very exciting, the rumours of the specs seem pretty amazing (if true). Definitely be jealous of people that have that camera when it comes out. Though for me at the moment the S5IIX has everything I need. Thanks again for watching! 😊

Thank you! Do it! That's very true, so much fun. Just an expensive hobby haha.

Thank you! 😊

Thank you! very very slight noise if you put your ear up to the lens. Nothing you would notice normally shooting though.

This was done in Davinci Resolve and was a color space transform from vlog to cineon log. Then I used the Kodak 2383 d65 lut I believe. Hope this helps!

Thank you! I appreciate it 😊

Definitely would help! Maybe the higher end Lumix cameras when they get released will.

Thanks for watching. Definitely worth it with the new firmware and value!

Sure is 😊

Thank you! I really appreciate it. Yes all shot in v-log C4K all-I.

@@jackyulesmith Thank you! I've been watching all your other videos with the S5IIX and i'm very impressed and inspired. Keep up with the good work! 💪👏

That's awesome to hear! I appreciate you following along and being inspired by my S5IIX content. I'm still trying to improve, with each video. 😊

Thank you!

I hope it was helpful, and thank you! To see what's being selected with the qualifier or magic mask is: Shift + H