Totally buddy. Holistic benefactors. Altruism of this calibre is rare. Amazing tips for the creativity of everyone. Impossible to begrudge the man's success.
Every once in a while, I feel depressed, everything feels complicated, and making pictures and videos feels like too much work. Then I watch your channel and it's all magic again. Thanks man!
He is so much less cringe than all the young millennials who look like plastic alien supermodels, and have the most expensive cameras that cost $10,000 and then they don't tell you that they are using a $10,000 cinema camera, and they do extensive editing and color correction. He just films stuff straight out of the camera and does a lot of his stuff with basic lighting control, and good lens selection. And he explains it so much better than the millenials. I watched 100 videos before finding Markus and now I am finally learning.
Another great CLASS. These are film school classes they'd charge 5k for 40 hours of this in a classroom with a few quizzes thrown in. Thanks Markus!! You da man
I've won awards at film fests using clamp lights. I used two with those MASSIVE work-light CFLs you could get at Home Depot, and my kicker was two regular bulbs in a socket splitter. I was (still am actually) using some mid-range DSLRs for most of my shooting and their lowlight performance leaves a lot to be desired, so I opted for the slightly more expensive bulbs. Still use all three of those fixtures (Upgraded the bulbs to smart RGB/WW/CW so I can switch temperatures and use creative color in one fixture, just brought two of them to a commercial shoot last month. Believe it or not the ones from Costco I got don't flicker at 240fps, and they were relatively inexpensive IIRC. I tape diffusers on the front or use them as bounce lights. They fit anywhere and you can hand them off and know they won't get broken, and even if they do it's cheaper to just buy a new one than to fix it! I've had the opportunity to spend money on better lights but it hasn't even crossed my mind to get "better" lighting lol
Instructional casual video on lighting. You won't find a better video on lighting, If this was a published book it would cost about thirty dollars. Thank you Markus, you're a good guy!
All the great tutorials focusing on simple, affordable solutions indicate one important thing for me: Your success did not make you losing contact with the ground and with the requirements of "normal" (less rich) persons. Your supportive, humble approach truly ennobles you and makes a positive difference in the world!
Inspirational and i like how you understand thatcit is not possible to set up softboxes because of security I will be trying out the reflectors on my ad 200 lights
This was great. Only bad thing is that I live in Finland so we don't have that thing you call sunlight. Well maybe after couple months when summer is closer in here. Love the content!
Great content, practical advice for people on budgets, and just a feel-good segment! It’s soul-warming to see two good people, that love each other, and compliment each other so well!
I really find him to be one of the best teachers on TH-cam. There are so many channels, and they spend all their time reviewing equipment, and never talk about the camera techniques, it's really frustrating. I mean, the lighting is far more important than the equipment. Bad lighting ruins the whole image, even with an expensive camera.
You know why i love your vids because you understand that not all people have access to fancy stuff and that hit me like home ...i feel like you and i are same which i don't feel with any other typically cinematography youtuber ....keep it up dude ! May god bless you !
This is what happens when you put a genius into an industry, some of the best ideas with great results with the simplest items just by understanding physics and how light moves through materials. That umbrella contraption is awesome!👏🏻
My first video I made when I was in my early 20's consisted of a table lamp, 200 watt bulb and aluminum foil This was in the 80's where video cameras needed lots of light.
You know...it's so enjoyable just seeing you two having FUN doing these videos. Certainly great info, but your love for the craft just shines through...it's flat out infectious! Stay healthy and well. And keep having FUN!
I used similar clamp lights in the 80s. I painted the outside yellow and the inside white so people would not know they were so cheap. I used them all over Los Angeles (Hollywood) including the screen testing I did for Orion productions and even John Milius. They work and I used them because they were easy, not because I had too. Truthfully, I still do. To put in in perspective, my uncle (George Larson) is the guy that invented the soft box and reflectors we all use and I have lots of those I got for free. If stuff works, and it’s easy, then use it!
I like that you explain this in terms of elimination of shadows and then go on to show how to to do just that. Such a simple principle, love the hair highlights.
I came across your channel while doing some research on The Godox AD200, and I’ve been hooked ever since. You make things so easy to understand. Lighting can be so complicated. This video removes that barrier.
She is sooo classy and funny, she made me laugh. You both were made for each other. Love you guys and your your great explainations. Thank you for sharing❤️❤️❤️🙏
Such an uplift to learn that I can improve my pet photos inexpensively. I have trouble with harsh sunlight at certain times of the day. I use this reflector light that you just showed and I think I will add a few more. Thank you for sharing your creative genus and knowledge.
I love the umbrella. Harsh lighting outside is usually the problem for me when taking portraits but I dont want to carry around a giant diffuser. Thank you
Thanks Markus this is the best video tutorial I have seen on affordable lighting. Thank you for doing this video and I hope it helps a lot of people. Just like cameras you don’t need the most expensive or fancy lighting as long as it gets the job done.
Thank you so much using this video as supplemental with your other video on the use of soft boxes has really helped me. I can’t thank you enough 🙏❤️👏👏👏👏👏
These are fantastic suggestions. I recently bought a small flexible led panel and an umbrella to start playing around with light and this video has some great inexpensive options to try out as well.
I see one dislike unfortunately now... ANd really I don't get, why they dislike... I offered youtube to make an optional box under dislike button for people explain the reason of their dislike...
Such a great video!!! I have been following your channel for quite a long time, helping me choosing my own gear. I also love how entertaining your videos are. Happy we can appreciate the amazing harmony in your couple. Cara is amazing. You guys rock..
TNX Markus! I have a custom shed I use to talk to the camera for blogging. It has a translucent corrugated roof. But this lesson was very instructive as to how I can improve the lightening. Love the clamp light suggestions.
I am always so positive surprised how much effort you two take on to explain us all we have to know and with how much enthusiasm you make this. Thank you so much for this. We learn a lot. Regards Marcel
Hi Markus, for the AD200 I recommend the AD-S17 diffuser, something like $15, it gives excellent results, I originally bought it as I was asked to take pictures of a shop interior for a client of mine, then realised how useful and convenient it can be for shooting on location with models, either as a fill lights or even main lights; very low power and close to the subject and it mimics a soft box or high power from a few meters away and it becomes an overcast day diffused light.....
I love your appreciation and usage of light. Can you go a little into your camera settings for your lighting conditions such as aperture and iso maybe?
Great tutorial on all aspects of lighting, Really enjoy watching this excellent couple along with MarkusPix,s exellent portrait photography; This is a must watch channel and my favourite...73s to you both from little old England
Wow, Your lighting illustration of lighting and what you can do is very good! As a past Lighting director for broadcast, Canada ! Keep making Videos! Sir!!!
Simple and brilliant and you two are just so damn sweet together. Thanks for referencing something else, too: The way to make an entire hit TV show from a single plot element. Lucy!! Thank you, Cara!
I used a similar clap light in the 80s. I painted the upside yellow and the inside wight so people would not know they were so cheap. I used them all over Los Angeles (Hollywood) including the screen testing I did for Orion productions and even John Milius. They work and I used them because they were easy, not because I had too. To put in in perspective, my uncle (George Larson) is the guy that invented the soft box and reflectors we all use and I have lots of those I got for free. If stuff works, and it’s easy, then use it!
Hollywood director Robert Rodríguez lit his first feature film "el mariachi" with i think 3 of those clamp lights using super 16mm film... He went on to make 'Desperado', 'From dusk till dawn', 'spy kids'... Ect and Cinematographer Roger deakins (Bladerunner 2049, Sicario) openly said he like going to ikea to buy different lamps to try out😂. These are top tips you are showing for the passionate photographers or videographers that are in less fortunate positions in life to get up and running with grip lights and shower curtains.... Well done🕊️🎥💥🕊️🎥💥🕊️🎥💥🕊️🎥💥
Waited all week for your energy on a Saturday morning...and found the advice valuable once again! Thank you! Our challenge is often how to light for video taken outdoors in heavy cloud...likely a rarity where you live, but common here.
Best instructional video ever! You two playing off each other kept me engaged throughout the whole video. Too many times I get so bored I have to rewind and watch the video again to make sure I understand the lesson. Markus, you and Cara not only are teaching us but adding a third dynamic, a short story. That made this lesson easier to remember and enjoy. Keep making these videos!
Thanks for making another great video! As we have access to a wide range of gears these days, it makes me think we still can't skip one thing, carrying cases. If some company can make inexpensive customization or invent some kind of system to satisfy different needs, especially for travelers, that would save a lot headaches and waste.
@@MarkusPix Yeah, camera bags are very customizable these days. The headache I referred to was when you add light stands, diffusers and lights. Same as in the video you shared, I am not a big fan of backpacks, rolling cases either and I have the same idea of leaving most equipment in the hotel, and stroll with a camera bag, a nano light stand and one tube light. So I'm already looking at a carrying case or two to hopefully pack a couple of light stands, a few compact lights, and a small camera bag to the location, and then find a way to carry the camera bag, a nano light stand and one light when wandering around. This is lightest option I can think of, but very first headache I had was no suitable bags for a 19" nano light stand, not to mention with an extra pouch to store a couple of lights. Maybe this is just me. If there are such needs from enthusiastic photographers, how difficult is it to fulfil these needs... sometimes it could be just an extra divider.
Thank you so much for the past two videos! Love it and you guys. I’m still exploring your recommended rx100. Lots of options to totally screw up. Probably won’t use it for this channel but I have two other channels where I can use a static camera.
Don't be overwhelmed by options. All cameras can be full auto. Then when you feel comfortable, move one notch to P mode and adjust exposure up or down a notch or two if you want, or change the white balance etc. One step at a time. No need to keep changing cameras every time you learn something
@@MarkusPix For this channel I’m in the water a lot so that’s my GoPro, the other two channels I’ll keep working the the Sony. Thanks again and you guys make the world a little more round.
Best couple on TH-cam!
Couple of MAGNIFICENT and caring badasses
Totally buddy. Holistic benefactors.
Altruism of this calibre is rare. Amazing tips for the creativity of everyone.
Impossible to begrudge the man's success.
Every once in a while, I feel depressed, everything feels complicated, and making pictures and videos feels like too much work.
Then I watch your channel and it's all magic again. Thanks man!
He is so much less cringe than all the young millennials who look like plastic alien supermodels, and have the most expensive cameras that cost $10,000 and then they don't tell you that they are using a $10,000 cinema camera, and they do extensive editing and color correction. He just films stuff straight out of the camera and does a lot of his stuff with basic lighting control, and good lens selection. And he explains it so much better than the millenials. I watched 100 videos before finding Markus and now I am finally learning.
@@Ritalie they all have beards, beanies and Onewheels
Another great CLASS. These are film school classes they'd charge 5k for 40 hours of this in a classroom with a few quizzes thrown in. Thanks Markus!! You da man
I've won awards at film fests using clamp lights. I used two with those MASSIVE work-light CFLs you could get at Home Depot, and my kicker was two regular bulbs in a socket splitter. I was (still am actually) using some mid-range DSLRs for most of my shooting and their lowlight performance leaves a lot to be desired, so I opted for the slightly more expensive bulbs. Still use all three of those fixtures (Upgraded the bulbs to smart RGB/WW/CW so I can switch temperatures and use creative color in one fixture, just brought two of them to a commercial shoot last month. Believe it or not the ones from Costco I got don't flicker at 240fps, and they were relatively inexpensive IIRC. I tape diffusers on the front or use them as bounce lights. They fit anywhere and you can hand them off and know they won't get broken, and even if they do it's cheaper to just buy a new one than to fix it!
I've had the opportunity to spend money on better lights but it hasn't even crossed my mind to get "better" lighting lol
She is so camera friendly like born to be photographed kudos to you both made for each other
This is simply one of the best photography channels on you tube. The lighting tutorials are priceless.
Hello from the UK. Most trusted tech bloke EVER
Instructional casual video on lighting. You won't find a better video on lighting,
If this was a published book it would cost about thirty dollars.
Thank you Markus, you're a good guy!
Wow, thanks!
@@MarkusPix You're the Best!
Just to see the magic between the two of you is refreshing...🙏🏻❤️
All the great tutorials focusing on simple, affordable solutions indicate one important thing for me: Your success did not make you losing contact with the ground and with the requirements of "normal" (less rich) persons. Your supportive, humble approach truly ennobles you and makes a positive difference in the world!
Inspirational and i like how you understand thatcit is not possible to set up softboxes because of security I will be trying out the reflectors on my ad 200 lights
Cara is funny, smart, gorgeous and such a good sport to go along with all your crazy and creative videos Markus !
This was great. Only bad thing is that I live in Finland so we don't have that thing you call sunlight. Well maybe after couple months when summer is closer in here. Love the content!
The light there is great!
@@outtathyme5679 I know, when it comes it's great!
So, basically a country with build in sky diffusers?
Great content, practical advice for people on budgets, and just a feel-good segment! It’s soul-warming to see two good people, that love each other, and compliment each other so well!
Best video and photography channel on TH-cam. Your stuff us the real deal.
Y’all are goofy love birds, very appreciated. Marcus you are very quickly becoming the Bob Ross of everything photo/video. Please keep it up.
I really find him to be one of the best teachers on TH-cam. There are so many channels, and they spend all their time reviewing equipment, and never talk about the camera techniques, it's really frustrating. I mean, the lighting is far more important than the equipment. Bad lighting ruins the whole image, even with an expensive camera.
You know why i love your vids because you understand that not all people have access to fancy stuff and that hit me like home ...i feel like you and i are same which i don't feel with any other typically cinematography youtuber ....keep it up dude ! May god bless you !
This is what happens when you put a genius into an industry, some of the best ideas with great results with the simplest items just by understanding physics and how light moves through materials. That umbrella contraption is awesome!👏🏻
My first video I made when I was in my early 20's consisted of a table lamp, 200 watt bulb and aluminum foil
This was in the 80's where video cameras needed lots of light.
You know...it's so enjoyable just seeing you two having FUN doing these videos. Certainly great info, but your love for the craft just shines through...it's flat out infectious! Stay healthy and well. And keep having FUN!
I used similar clamp lights in the 80s. I painted the outside yellow and the inside white so people would not know they were so cheap. I used them all over Los Angeles (Hollywood) including the screen testing I did for Orion productions and even John Milius. They work and I used them because they were easy, not because I had too. Truthfully, I still do. To put in in perspective, my uncle (George Larson) is the guy that invented the soft box and reflectors we all use and I have lots of those I got for free. If stuff works, and it’s easy, then use it!
I learn so much from your no bullshit, straight to the point videos / tutorials / real life applications. Keep them coming !
I like that you explain this in terms of elimination of shadows and then go on to show how to to do just that. Such a simple principle, love the hair highlights.
I came across your channel while doing some research on The Godox AD200, and I’ve been hooked ever since. You make things so easy to understand. Lighting can be so complicated. This video removes that barrier.
She is sooo classy and funny, she made me laugh. You both were made for each other. Love you guys and your your great explainations. Thank you for sharing❤️❤️❤️🙏
Such an uplift to learn that I can improve my pet photos inexpensively. I have trouble with harsh sunlight at certain times of the day.
I use this reflector light that you just showed and I think I will add a few more.
Thank you for sharing your creative genus and knowledge.
I love the umbrella. Harsh lighting outside is usually the problem for me when taking portraits but I dont want to carry around a giant diffuser. Thank you
Thanks Markus this is the best video tutorial I have seen on affordable lighting. Thank you for doing this video and I hope it helps a lot of people. Just like cameras you don’t need the most expensive or fancy lighting as long as it gets the job done.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Man, I love how you teach fundamentals and you teach them with such smooth flow and simplicity. Great content!
I agree with all the positive comments. Great couple, great, story to success, great information. Much respect thank you.
Another awesome video Markus! Gave me a lot of Ideas for indoors and outdoors. Thanks.
More fun, informative and helpful positive photography frugal ideas from one of the most enjoyable entertaining YT channels. Thanks!
LOL I love your videos! Thanks for showing us super basic-level equipments work just fine
My pleasure
What they teach you is worth gold!
Best assistant on TH-cam.
Inspirational and creative as usual, always enjoy your videos, they make me smile
Love this video, I'm learning great tips from you. Thank you!! I have a few of you and Cara's raw recipe books from way back!
Thank you so much using this video as supplemental with your other video on the use of soft boxes has really helped me. I can’t thank you enough 🙏❤️👏👏👏👏👏
Nice ideas! Thank you for sharing your amazing personality and ingenuity!
太可爱了吧， 看你们两人的互动 而且教程也很实用！
It's so good, watching the interaction between the two of you and the tutorial is very useful！
I use clamp lights like you showed with LED smart bulbs and can adjust the temp and brightness with my phone! I love it!
Watching you from the south of France. Thank you for putting so much effort into all your videos to help us! Really great.
My pleasure 😀
thanks guys, enjoyed the tips and ideas great to see your approaches as a reminder of adapting to the situation
Thank you so much for this video- it really does help get us started on a new photography journey.
I love you guys, I love to watch your videos all the time. Great information. God bless you guys and thank you for all the work you do for us.
Great informative video. I use those clamp lights w/ paper clipped on as a diffuser. BTW, y'all look like a wonderful couple.
These are fantastic suggestions. I recently bought a small flexible led panel and an umbrella to start playing around with light and this video has some great inexpensive options to try out as well.
Great insights Love your energy and ideas.
You two are magical. Thank you for all these cool ideas.
WOW... can't wait to use what i have learned on this video... thank you!!!
Great stuff Markus , and thank you ; You both are a wonderful couple together ...
Great information, thankyou for sharing your knowledge, experience and imagination.
Many thanks for this tutorial. I like your tips on how to get great results with minimal equipment.
No dislikes yet and you said: "you're a woman; you should know that". You never cease to amaze me! Great video.
I see one dislike unfortunately now... ANd really I don't get, why they dislike... I offered youtube to make an optional box under dislike button for people explain the reason of their dislike...
Markus this is exactly the video I was looking for. Thank you so much for showing us how to do lighting on the cheap. Now there is no excuse.
You are very welcome
Such a great video!!! I have been following your channel for quite a long time, helping me choosing my own gear. I also love how entertaining your videos are. Happy we can appreciate the amazing harmony in your couple. Cara is amazing. You guys rock..
Thank you Claude
As usual great information and tips. Nice job. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Rock on!
That was great. Thanks for spending a day to inform and entertain us.
TNX Markus! I have a custom shed I use to talk to the camera for blogging. It has a translucent corrugated roof. But this lesson was very instructive as to how I can improve the lightening. Love the clamp light suggestions.
A very good demonstration. I've used some of these before, but now have some new things to try.
Thanks Markus and Cara.
Markus standing in the front yard playing with tinfoil and bedsheets at 8am. Neighbors peaking through the blinds. 🤣
Yes I'm that weird eccentric neighbor
@@MarkusPix 😅
I’ve learned a lot from your videos Markus. Thanks
Superb masterclass in lighting!
Thanks Markus for all this good information, looking forward to seeing more! All the best to you both!
You two are fun to watch. I really enjoy your videos.
I am always so positive surprised how much effort you two take on to explain us all we have to know and with how much enthusiasm you make this. Thank you so much for this. We learn a lot. Regards Marcel
Our pleasure!
Markus! Thank you for sharing your wisdom!!!
Hi Markus, for the AD200 I recommend the AD-S17 diffuser, something like $15, it gives excellent results, I originally bought it as I was asked to take pictures of a shop interior for a client of mine, then realised how useful and convenient it can be for shooting on location with models, either as a fill lights or even main lights; very low power and close to the subject and it mimics a soft box or high power from a few meters away and it becomes an overcast day diffused light.....
I love your appreciation and usage of light. Can you go a little into your camera settings for your lighting conditions such as aperture and iso maybe?
Your channel is the best on film making and photography! Amazing tutorials!
Thank you
Great tutorial on all aspects of lighting, Really enjoy watching this excellent couple along with MarkusPix,s exellent portrait photography; This is a must watch channel and my favourite...73s to you both from little old England
Wow, Your lighting illustration of lighting and what you can do is very good! As a past Lighting director for broadcast, Canada ! Keep making Videos! Sir!!!
Thanks James
love watching you two! very educational.
I cannot tell you how much I appreciate your videos. Keep happy, keep rolling! Jim E,
Thank you very much!
Amazing content as always. Can you do a video on white balance for different conditions for video. Thanks🙏🏼
Yes on my list
Another Fantastic Vid... I use them clamp lights with carbon paper ..lol... Cara is the BOMB! Come'on She just Wants to Be in The Show...lol
Awesome! I learnt a lot! Thank you so much Markus!
I love how this went from low budget to high budget and then back to affordable yet still maintaining a high standard.
Awesome video, thank you for taking the time to put these together.
Great tips, Stuff I would have never thought of and so inexpensive and easy. You are the man Markus, thank you.
Geez man, this is treasure, thanks a lot.God bless you.
Markus you are just the best. Love your content.
Again Just a pleasure to hear you and watch your videos thank you
fantastic. you inspire thousands, who will inspire millions..
Simple and brilliant and you two are just so damn sweet together. Thanks for referencing something else, too: The way to make an entire hit TV show from a single plot element. Lucy!! Thank you, Cara!
I used a similar clap light in the 80s. I painted the upside yellow and the inside wight so people would not know they were so cheap. I used them all over Los Angeles (Hollywood) including the screen testing I did for Orion productions and even John Milius. They work and I used them because they were easy, not because I had too. To put in in perspective, my uncle (George Larson) is the guy that invented the soft box and reflectors we all use and I have lots of those I got for free. If stuff works, and it’s easy, then use it!
Hollywood director Robert Rodríguez lit his first feature film "el mariachi" with i think 3 of those clamp lights using super 16mm film... He went on to make 'Desperado', 'From dusk till dawn', 'spy kids'... Ect and Cinematographer Roger deakins (Bladerunner 2049, Sicario) openly said he like going to ikea to buy different lamps to try out😂. These are top tips you are showing for the passionate photographers or videographers that are in less fortunate positions in life to get up and running with grip lights and shower curtains.... Well done🕊️🎥💥🕊️🎥💥🕊️🎥💥🕊️🎥💥
Waited all week for your energy on a Saturday morning...and found the advice valuable once again! Thank you! Our challenge is often how to light for video taken outdoors in heavy cloud...likely a rarity where you live, but common here.
Cloudy days usually require lights which is why I showed cheap options here
@@MarkusPix yes, and thank you!
Best instructional video ever! You two playing off each other kept me engaged throughout the whole video. Too many times I get so bored I have to rewind and watch the video again to make sure I understand the lesson. Markus, you and Cara not only are teaching us but adding a third dynamic, a short story. That made this lesson easier to remember and enjoy. Keep making these videos!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow that was a very informative video Markus , thank you so much . Cara you did an awesome job !
Glad you liked it!
Thanks for making another great video! As we have access to a wide range of gears these days, it makes me think we still can't skip one thing, carrying cases. If some company can make inexpensive customization or invent some kind of system to satisfy different needs, especially for travelers, that would save a lot headaches and waste.
Most camera bags can be customized for each outing th-cam.com/video/IbuMUfIUg_U/w-d-xo.html
@@MarkusPix Yeah, camera bags are very customizable these days. The headache I referred to was when you add light stands, diffusers and lights. Same as in the video you shared, I am not a big fan of backpacks, rolling cases either and I have the same idea of leaving most equipment in the hotel, and stroll with a camera bag, a nano light stand and one tube light. So I'm already looking at a carrying case or two to hopefully pack a couple of light stands, a few compact lights, and a small camera bag to the location, and then find a way to carry the camera bag, a nano light stand and one light when wandering around. This is lightest option I can think of, but very first headache I had was no suitable bags for a 19" nano light stand, not to mention with an extra pouch to store a couple of lights. Maybe this is just me. If there are such needs from enthusiastic photographers, how difficult is it to fulfil these needs... sometimes it could be just an extra divider.
WOW. Using 3 flashlights and tinfoil, while sitting in a giant castle, overlooking your orchards. Just amazing.
Great info as always Markus, thank you!
Your joyful approach encourages me to be more brave and creative when I'm in the field.
P.S. Not a pro.
I did learn something new and have fun. Markus way of life.
Great information Markus.
Thanks Again
Thank you so much for the past two videos! Love it and you guys. I’m still exploring your recommended rx100. Lots of options to totally screw up. Probably won’t use it for this channel but I have two other channels where I can use a static camera.
Don't be overwhelmed by options. All cameras can be full auto. Then when you feel comfortable, move one notch to P mode and adjust exposure up or down a notch or two if you want, or change the white balance etc. One step at a time. No need to keep changing cameras every time you learn something
@@MarkusPix For this channel I’m in the water a lot so that’s my GoPro, the other two channels I’ll keep working the the Sony. Thanks again and you guys make the world a little more round.
we love this video!👍 your videos are always GENUINE👍fun couple thanks for your time👍
Looking forward to the magic spots. Thanks 👍😊
You two are so cute!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for a fun, informative video full of passion. Great job again.