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@@korzenienaglowie8034 I haven't tried it with a bigger camera yet but I haven't had any discomfort. I do feel like the thinner strap helps since it doesn't consume as much shoulder space usually my discomfort comes from digging into my neck. It's nice to adjust though to get to sit where you want. If you use a bigger lens I would use both anchors

@@ambasing69 I'd probably just get these. They're official pbt versions of the Olivia design so they aren't non consented clones. novelkeys.com/collections/dyesub-pbt/products/cherry-olivia

@@theaussiewhinger nice tip. Thanks. What happens if you try to do it on the H35?

​@@Wongsquared No change in the aperture, in the H35 is fixed to f11

@@cam3851 yeah! Hope you like it. Yup just turn it to frame it the other way.

@@kaavyanagaraj thanks for watching!

@@jazzfan7491 thanks!

Lol thanks Michael

Thanks! I'm happy to hear the video was so useful to someone. I do really like the leash and how easy it is to use. I've also always been a fan of people finding innovative ways to use products so I really hope you like the leash if you decide to get one.

Thanks! I hope you like it

It's actually pretty light, but it feels sturdy. I like it a lot but I just wanted the peak design one for the anchors. Actually did end up putting one anchor on it just for security. I'd say the weight difference is not so significant where you'll feel a difference when using it

@@Wongsquared thanks and how do you hold the camera with just one anchor?

@@emitsienim I'll probably make a video on it soon, but basically The strap comes with four anchors so I tie one to one end of the strap. I can click the other end of the strap to that anchor to make a loop and have one additional free anchor to attach to a camera. Normally this would give you two cameras to attach since each camera has two anchors, but I don't intend to leave my camera hanging very often and it's more just for safety in case it slips out of my hand. So I will be attaching just one anchor to the right side of each camera.

I think it still is clean with the accessories. To be fair, everyone's definition of clean is different. For your case, it seems like stock is clean but for me I just don't like things dangling off the camera(like a camera strap or the peak design anchors as I often keep the camera in a bag anyway) and getting in my way but all the items that I put on stay in place and are very solid. I hope that explains my thought process. But who knows. I may change my mind and decide that any one of these items May no longer be " clean for the setup" and if I feel that it gets in the way I will remove it. Think a good example is like having a decked out PC. To some they think that having a bunch of rgbs is not clean. But for me I'm more focused on the cable management.

I think it would depend on the website, however, I used dangkeebs and I trust it.

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@@Wongsquared thanks

My understanding is yes although it's hard to remember because it's been so long. In the video I do say you can turn it off though so I trust past me. Haha.

It's the Sakura desk mat from osume keys. It's a normal 4mm thick deskmat. I wouldn't say it's any more dampening than others.

I don't believe this has ever happened with these switches for me. Are they soldered? It may be a PCB issue

@@Wongsquared No they are hotwap on a ducky one 3 board . Maybe something is off . I will try the switches to another hotswap board of a friend to see if will double register

Hi! Yes, they have the mx stem.

@@Wongsquared Ty you so much!!!!

Yeah I'm really liking them

I felt the same way. I had to alternate colors but at some point it's whatever. But I totally understand

Thanks! I really appreciate the support!

Hi. I'm unsure what the bakeneko mod is specifically but for mine I use a layer of shelf liner under the PCB

@@Wongsquared does it include using a special tape under the PCB?

Hi! I got it from a seller named Ripjaw boards but I recommend purchasing from nicoandstephstudios.com/products/arisu It's more reliable and they have some other options.

No worries. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. Honestly I wasn't excited about it till I opened it. I got it because I felt that it was something I needed to at least try. My bias was against it because in my mind I didn't think a simple rectangle could be that good and it proved me wrong. It's really good. I think it's easy to underplay how good it is because of the price but I genuinely think it's well designed after using it. That's not to say you need to spend $500-600 to get a good board which is actually about the same price as a mode 80 depending on your configuration and extras. My space 80 Apollo was also about the same price. I would say that the cost is fair. It's not for everyone but the work they put into designing it shows. I'm assuming you've used one at least but there is the same bias to hate on it like I did. What I can really say about it's use is that I haven't had to tune it once since building it, where Ive had to for all other boards around the same time. This is personal of course and this hobby is subjective but it was built and I haven't had any issues that beg me to mess with it.

I would like to try a tactile switch lighter than MX brown

Based on memory and feel rather than specs I'd say they are maybe slightly heavier but not by much. I would say the difference isn't super noticeable to me though unless I tried them side by side.

Thanks! I definitely haven't felt the desire to get another board since but who knows what interesting thing will come next. Also congrats on the win!

Thanks man. Looking forward to more content from you!

Thanks! It's a Midway 60 from Bolsa Supply. Super good looking board

I haven't seen them in person but I hear they have some misalignment issues. Personally its not something you'd really notice unless you're looking for it but it depends how much it bothers you.

Lol hey Saul. Dig the names. No worries it seems scary but it's actually pretty easy once you try it. Now you'll have two expensive hobbies

I believe I have the vintage white. It matches the white keycaps I have well but there are a lot of different whites so I won't be able to verify.

Oh yeah. My favorite tactile is actually the Azure Dragons. They're great.

I appreciate the feedback. I understand it's convenience you're also paying for, however, I think my feelings that it lacks value at the default price is because it doesn't come with a full set of keycaps like you'd get if you had the parts individually or a full order of switches. It is also not an intuitive case to take apart and modify. If a user intends to use it out of the box as is then that's fair but it seems you're really just paying for the aesthetic. I think there are better entry level options available if you're willing to wait for a gb or even the in stock Bakeneko I enjoy much more but again that's just not for everyone. This is all dependent on what an individual values though and is only my opinion. I just don't find value in the full kitting the way it is. It seems there are plenty of people out there who feel that this keyboard is worth the price and to which I say I'm glad you are able to get that value from it. There's nothing wrong with that.

Thanks! Yeah I like how it came out a lot. Your pairing sounds pretty sweet too.

The keyboard actually has a plastic body. I don't know if that changes your mind at all but I should put all the information out there if I can. Although, I agree that it's great it comes as a full kit, I believe that there are other keyboards better suited to newcomers to the hobby for a similar if not better price. Bakenekos are actually aluminum and a full build would cost about the same depending on the switches and keycaps you choose. I think the Black Friday cost or $200 is a pretty fair price given that the normal NK65 is about $100 and they don't really provide a full keycap set or many extra switches with this Olivia edition. I really feel most of the appeal is the colorway because it is so iconic. Adding on to your point about being in the hobby, the board is pre-built meaning you'd have to first take it apart to modify it which can be daunting for newcomers. I feel the better option is to start from scratch so you can see the inner workings put together before taking something apart. Although this is really a matter of learning style, but even taking the keyboard apart is not as straightforward as it should be for a beginner and I think the barrier of entry for this hobby is hard enough as is. Your points are valid though and if a user sees those points as valid enough to justify the board I respect it. Everyone is allowed to enjoy their purchase. There's no real right answer. Just how much money you have and personal preference.

I don't know if you bought one yet or are planning too but it is currently down to $99!!!!!! Now is the time to buy one lol

Thanks man!