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@@glennbebout9355 ah interesting to know!

@@glennbebout9355 even more interesting

@@alfredoistic hahah not at all… Panasonic 35mm F1.8 and a 50mm f 1.8… but when it gets hazy I used a Kenko diffusion filter. We sell those at Henry’s. Adds some hazy effect to the lens.

@@anthonyjackson31 ❤ so beautiful man, good job!

@@alfredoistic hahah tell me how you like the short film called “follow your dreams”… if your a maple leaf fan then it comes with a warning… 😋

@@anthonyjackson31 I just watched, and it's amazing! I commented on Henry's Camera video for second time, but it doesn’t seem to show up. Do you think I might’ve been blocked from their channel? A bit sad about it since I’ve been a loyal customer since 2005. I love going to their store here in toronto I live pretty closeby the store also I have an order comming soon. Or maybe youtube marked as "spam commnet" , its weird. Ok im gonna sleep have a goodnight Anthony I hope you had a good birthday bro

@@NaturalGallantBodybuilding follow me on Henry’s Camera. Good place to learn there.

@@johnstyron6543 thank you!

Maybe because you couldn't set time by accident

@@sinxyt6263 @ildottore7032 after the Ohio train crash in the late 1800s happened due to a pocket watch that stopped for 4 minutes and that time difference caused a massive train wreck and all rail road watches to change. You can hear about the train crash in my most recent long form video. It’s still a short story but shows you what happened.

@@jameswynn5885 thanks! Pretty awesome to be able to capture the sound and share it like this. There’s a longer video on my channel if you’d like to see the back open and under the macro lens.

Thanks!

Thanks RRRRRobert MUUUULLER 😂

Worth it! I have gotten a lot better since shooting this video haha. Fun... but also makes you feel like a total boss :P

Well you will be pretty close to the iPad no? This is a pretty advanced set up for an iPad. I would try just the internal mic and see how that goes. It’s likely good enough. If not I would get a Rode video mic GO ii and a small little tripod to sit the mic on. Then you’d need a lightning to 3.5mm mic jack. But the internal mic will likely be fine for just family calls.

@@anthonyjackson31 Thanks for the recommendation.

Thanks! Let’s make sure we study hard to keep it all in what ever this year brings

Yes! That camera is not far off in price and would be really good for photo first and video second. Personally I think Fujifilm would be better value if you are thinking photo first. There cameras feel better and have charm. Plus their JPGs are so good. I shot a whole wedding in JPG and it took 25 min to edit everything. You can see some of those pics on my website. WeRoseNetwork.com under portraits. I wouldn't be so concerned with going full frame for a photo first camera. Fujifilm offers smaller lenses and much more affordable. Unless you have money to burn.

@@anthonyjackson31 Fujifilm colours are so good but the lenses on sony are soo tempting man 😅

I really only like the Sony lenses for video because you can turn the focus ring while in auto focus and you can adjust your focus while rolling. For photo they aren't THAT special. and the price is high. There is better value with some of the other brands. @@-MrEVIL-

@@anthonyjackson31 you do have a point but what about the third party ones like Tamron 28-200 or 35-150

When you have focal lengths that go really wide and also telephoto, the lenses tend to be less sharp. I personally also dont use zoom lenses that much so that would be personal preference. But I am always concerned about lenses that are wide.. and telephoto. I have used a few Tamron multi purpose zooms and noticed the decline in sharpness for sure. But they are convenient if u are looking for one lens. Just not in my top ten lenses to try and get.@@-MrEVIL-

Great value right!

@@anthonyjackson31 Sure is

Thanks Ted! Hahah

Of course

Hmmm I ran these shooting a whole day many times, but never three hours of shooting straight. The ninja gets hot but I have not heard anyone tell me it shuts down due to heat.

When I shoot in a studio environment I don’t feel like I need it. If I was shooting in an area where there are plenty of windows and harsh light I would want to bump it up to 10 bit to maximize dynamic range and colour depth. It’s not always needed.

But also the XT4 didn’t do 10bit internally

@@anthonyjackson31 it does do 10-bit internally, I have the camera

@@anthonyjackson31 it just didn’t do 422 internally

@@JaymesMedia oh right sorry, I no longer have the camera so I am forgetting. I’ve jumped to Panasonic now so it’s been a bit. But in this video I did say that would happen :p loving 6K

The camera... or the pizza... or both? hahah

@@anthonyjackson31 sure both lol

Ya totally just a funny little quirk for SD card users :) The only complaint with the camera is the SD card slots... thats how good this camera is lol.

It’s a small rig monitor mount and a small rig top handle as well.

Mines rock solid! Still running and just like I said back when I made this video I’m jumping to a 6k camera. My new video was shot on Panasonic S5Mkii

@@anthonyjackson31 Mine does this and Atomos said it's normal. But B&H said theirs is rock solid and no one else is mentioning this. I've managed probably 800-900 computers/servers in my career, and never have I had a loose SATA port. Even my Ninja Inferno is solid as a rock. th-cam.com/video/iJEL11ZCv6E/w-d-xo.html

@@nickhemphill that’s annoying! But I guess as long as ur SSD drive doesn’t fall out it’s not the end of the world haha