Depth of field exercises with Fuji XF 35 mm F/1.4 R

I call this video "depth of field exrecises" on a Christmas tree. Please sit back, listen to some Christmas music and relax. I used equipment listed below to take the photos and film the Christmas tree decorations. My film simulation was Classic Chrome (with about 5000K white balance). The video is 25fps and shutter speed 50 to avoid flicker of the LED lights.
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LINKS (equipment used):
Fujifilm X-T30: • Fujifilm X-T30 (in 202...
Fuji XF 35mm F/1.4 R: • Fuji XF 35mm 1:1.4 pri...
A +4 macro filter: • Macro filter: how and ...
Zhiyun Weebill-S Gimbal: • Zhiyun Weebill-S: unbo...
Velbon Videomate 638 tripod: • Velbon Videomate 638: ...
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[@PhotoswithArt]

The depth of field changing is amazing! Thank you for the video. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!🎄🎆

[@tom_photo]

Hi! Thank you very much for watching. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

[@sclogse1]

Very hip, Tom. The moving camera with the constant exposure but shifting aperture was really well done. I wonder if you used the body to change the aperture. There's 28 minutes of Christmas left here in S.F. The western evening sky had a brilliant Venus in the southwest and nothing else, and Mars in the eastern view, also completely by itself in a fading dark blue clean sky. Made me want to have astronomy software on my Imac like the old days...

[@tom_photo]

Hi! Thanks so much! I think for most shots I actually used the aperture ring of the lens to change the aperture. The skies can be amazing, indeed. I've been using Stellarium on my Linux to track planets and stars in the sky. I'm quite certain Stellarium also works on Mac. Cheers!