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@@Weddingsbyavishek thanks man!

@@andrewdhome my card reader transfers files much faster than my camera and I can get to transferring while I charge all my camera batteries. But direct to the camera might work! You could use as cards as part of your backup but on a 2 week trip to Ecuador I took over 500gb of photos and video footage so hard drive backups were a better option.

Thank you!

Thanks so much! Yea, I didn’t get dragged down until later when insurance denied my claim… but it’s all good, I’ll recover. Thanks for watching!

Haha thanks man! We were forced into it but we’re happy with how it all turned out. Thanks for watching!

Yea that would be tough… I still recommend having some little point and shoot to catch the things you notice! Everything goes by so fast on the day.

totally...love from india

Yes I am about to in May

You got it! 💪🏼

Check the setting "natural live view" under Screen settings page 2/4. Does that help?

Yea, got unlucky with that! Thank you :) have another wedding video coming soon.

It’s an Exacta, but when I found that camera I did find a little Bolsey that I like to shoot with. My very first video has all the old cameras I found in my father in law’s basement.

@@nickroush Thank you for the reply. I live in Rochester NY and Bolsey was one of several camera brands made here.

@@andrewjohnson4728 Ahh very cool! I didn't know that. The one I found is from the 50s I believe and still works great. I've used it for a few rolls of film.

Haha, I appreciate you man! Channels still new, just gotta get more and more videos out. Let the algo do it’s thing.

Do you still shoot with the Leica and the x100vi? I’ve used a Leica before a few times and like them but for a walking around camera the x100 is hard to beat. So small and quiet.

Love it! Thanks for watching!

I loved the A2, mine was recently stolen but I'm going to get another. If you check out my Ecuador video all the portraits there were lit with the A2 and Clic soft box.

Glad I could help!

But the main shot is epiiic :D

Haha dang it. Was hoping nobody would notice. Added that b-roll last minute and completely forgot to grade it. Thanks for watching!

I appreciate that! Thanks for watching!

I haven't heard of that. What's the brand name? I'll look it up!

Jupio

also look at the llano 2 in 1

State Farm is one of the few I’ve heard of that cover gear used for work. But I also need business liability insurance.

true. You use it for your business.

Thank you sir! We'll get back to it, just a slower recovery.

Yea, I considered talking to some lawyer friends. Maybe that's the route I need to go.

Thanks man! Hope my experience can help someone out there avoid the same thing happening to them.

@ I’m certain it will!

I did the little speaker trick as well. And now all my stuff has one hidden somewhere.

Yea, I normally have most stuff in one main bag that I've had for years but on this day I just didn't want to carry everything so I split it up. Bad idea... Definitely look into better insurance. PPA has an upgraded option for coverage but it ends up being more expensive than what I mention in the video (Hill and Usher).

I think I'd be in a much worse place if I was forced into replacing it right away. It's a huge loss but I can live without the stuff for a while and slowly rebuild over time so that helps. Still had a few moments that were tough, when I finally gave up on looking for it, and when I got the denial email from insurance.

Yea man, it’s not fun. Really just want answers. But at this point I’m over it. Just time to move on. Could have been worse.

Damn, sorry to hear. Brother had a lens stolen in France, right in front of my sister. When she tried to confront the thief, a group of men surrounded her blocking her off, questioning her very abruptly. She knew there was a set up and immediately backed off, apologizing. Living in Colorado, too many people leave their doors unlocked. I'm always double checking making sure my gear is secure. I've had bags slip and roll out of my side door, not even noticing. Fortunate enough to return and see my gear still there. Pretty cautious now that I've had it happen. Never lost any glass though. I do the multiple compartments too. It just makes it easier when you need specific gear and do different types of photography on the go.

Sorry to hear that. Scary stuff.

Hey! If you take a look at my "9 things you need for your fuji" video I have that hood linked in the description.

Sorry, I don’t have a good answer for you. I’ve played around with the video a little bit on the x100vi but haven’t used it much. You could try doing a few sample videos and then bringing them into your editing program and see if it’s at the right FPS.

@@miguelsuarez1511 hey Miguel, thanks for watching! Do you have a Fuji specific trigger for your lights? The trigger that worked on my Sony doesn’t work on my Fuji I had to get another one.

@ yes… the elinchrom specific for fuji

@ and it does work. It triggers the exterior lights just fine

But is it normal that I can’t see the difference between power of the lights throu the viewfinder? Like on a regular mirrorless camera like my Canon R5

And by the way… thanks for answering my message so quickly. Hope you can give me some light on the subject.

I do make a new folder for each new day and if I run backups more than once in a day I’ll do the date + “part 2” or something like that. Definitely make sure you’re pasting into a fresh folder.

Make sure you test it at home before your trip! Thanks for watching!

Going to the cloud is nice, but like you mentioned requires internet, and if you shoot raw files that’s alot of data to try and transfer to a cloud. Hope this setup helps! Whatever you decide make sure you test a bunch at home before any travel!

@@ayim01 appreciate the kind words! The channels still new and I haven’t been able to give it as much attention as I’d like this summer but I’m planning big things! Thanks so much for watching!

I’m so deep in the Apple ecosystem I’ll never get out! lol. But your setup sounds sweet, like that you have micro sd backups as well.

@@nickroush dongles or green bubbles is a choice every man must make alone...

Hi Nick. Not yet finally set, but your video gives a very meaningful mobile procedure which will certainly inspire us.

I'm still a little uncomfortable on camera and my handheld mic is like a safety blanket lol. I've tried a few Leicas and I also prefer the VI... Glad you found something helpful in this video!

@@nickroush You shared some pearls for sure. I appreciate the thinking.

Super helpful! I’ve had my vi for a few months and your practical tips would have been so helpful on my initial setup

Very helpful, even with my V (I'm still waiting for my VI to arrive-been waiting since February…). What especially caught my attention was the Auto Update Custom Setting… setting. I wish the V had that already. So, other than the IBIS, that's something I'm also looking forward to.

I didn't know that was missing on the V. Like I mentioned this is my first Fuji but that setting has helped a ton when I'm tinkering with new recipes. Hope you get your VI soon!

Absolutely a gold mine my friend. As someone new to digital photography(I'm 71 and only last week I bought the Fujifilm X100vi), I found your tips to be excellent and will without doubt, help me to spend more time taking pictures and less time pfaffing around in the menus. I reckon Neil Armstrong had fewer buttons to press getting to the bloody moon.

@@AlSnoopsReid Haha, glad I could help! I agree that it can be overwhelming but once you have it set up the way you like it's such a fun camera to shoot with.

@@ashrafulalam1734 I disagree. I’ve used third party and brand name batteries for over 15 years with many different cameras. Never had any issues. That being said, insure your camera gear.

They came with the black peak design toggles. I added a link to the description for "Black anchors" I do love the little split rings. They're oval shaped and have a little plastic cover on them. Very low profile.

Thank you! Greatly appreciated. Love your videos. Really good stuff!

Thank you!