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Great photoshoot. I liked seeing the preset photos too. I know it's more expensive, but which camera would you rather have and why, the A7IV or the A9II ? Thanks.
I had to spilt it up in 2 parts. 1 hour during my lunch break and the remainder just now. I love these long videos. Such an inspiration to get out there shoot. Alas it's pouring rain 😭
As he mentions in another video, and I'd have to agree with, it's not that critical. Set your auto ISO min shutter speed and pic an aperture and just shoot. Street shooting isn't about spending time dialing in settings. I do agree that it would be nice to know the focal length.
Exactly my thoughts. I don't have a problem composing a capture in NYC, anywhere you look could be a great capture. I was watching the videos for the specs. Instead, he shares some irrelevant filters I'm never gonna use.
@@Aarzak but how does knowing his specs affect your photography. A lot of his shooting is spur of the moment too, meaning he just gets whatever settings the camera gives. I guess I don't understand the focus on knowing other people's settings. Most of us are just picking an aperture value, having dialed in min ss in auto iso and maybe set a 2nd back button for action shots. Who cares what settings you use. It's not landscape photography
After shooting the same NYC streets over and over, I loved to see your perspective of the city and how you shoot it with a different eye! So refreshing. The A7 IV is def my next big purchase!
@@mrobitwice77 Because it's the person, not the equipment. I suppose a new toy can inspire you for a while, but in the end it's literally the photographer's vision.
@@canturgan They said nothing about the A7 IV making them a better photographer, nor implied such. They admired his work and then said that's their next camera choice. Literally no one said gear is the maker of good work. Just grind that axe at random people, I guess lol.
The intro of the video is literally his camera bag 30 ft away from him with a couple scopes all worth a couple thousand dollars and his a7iv with his 1.2 gmaster on top of it outside of a subway entrance in ghetto ass New York lol
In the first minutes of this video you can see how impressed you are. You are looking in all directions to find possible photospots. NYC is so gorgeous. Big streets, tall skyscrapers with so many windows, lights everywhere you look, people running around and dont give a shit what you are doing. Also signs and simple things are more colourful than in Germany. In Germany you make a picture of a person and they get pissed, cause officially its not allowed to make pictures from people without their permission. Great video. thank you...
You will probably never see this but I just want to thank you you were the TH-camr who started me on my photography journey and I’ve started and it’s my passion and I wanna dedicate my life to it I think you greatly
@@Pierretlambert Pierre, I think you might be in too much of a habit of automatically applying presets to your images. Many of those taken in the 12 to 15 minute marks were better before the presets. This isn't the first time I've noticed and commented on this. I've said this on prior videos of yours. One, if I recall, was where you were taking a picture of a parking structure.
@@Anon54387 He is selling those presets... so is kind of rude, IMO, to post that photos were better before the presets... and actually better or worse is just a matter of personal taste.
@@Anon54387 I’m just seeing this comment now but cmon bud. If you have nothing nice to say, don’t say anything at all. You are just jealous that he’s successful!
11:27 even as a beginner I had that very excited feeling about those shots, man I can’t wait for my 70-200mm to get here, I wanna go back to New York 😭
Love these videos!! Love to see how people do street photography. Even just watching this I can see many compositions. However people interest me less and the architecture grabs me more. That's just how I roll. That's what makes photography so great. Keep up the great work! Fantastic production value btw.
I love NYC and watching this video is like I'm watching my dream i really love the way you got exited by something you spot far away or just across the streets . I really appreciate your work just to make this video and years behind when your relationship started with the photography this is a love story for life i hope one day I'll join you on these amazing breathing streets of NYC!
@@Propellerhead1 true New York can have some mean people if your a photographer 😂 man I need more photography buddies to go shooting with my friends aren’t the creative type 😂😂
love the arcade intro and thanks for sharing this! NYC is so much fun for street photography - made my favorite street pictures there some years ago PS: watching this in one session!
Its crazy that you can "FEEL" the thought that went into every shot. Not someone spraying and praying hoping to get a good composition. Really interesting.
I am fascinated by this video, because I love the way it interacts with people and the environment where photos can be taken, ideal for any urban photographer, thank you very much !!
I absolutely love this video! Just sheer talent and a natural eye for street photography (not saying you haven’t worked to be as good as you are mind). I am aspiring to one day achieve something similar! Would love if you could add camera settings to images next time round. Just to give the relative beginners amongst us a chance to see how you shoot in such conditions and environments. Inspirational!
Hi from Japan. I'm not very good at English, so I don't understand the words in the video very well. But for some reason I wanted to take a picture. Great video!
Good to be back here! did you take your shots yesterday in downtown Chicago when is was pouring? I was there and it was crazy raining. Also waves at the lake were extremally high like I've never seen before and literally flooding Lake Shore Drive :-O
Someone needs to design an "FPS" open-world video game, but instead of a soldier/criminal, you're a photographer. Like imagine GTA but instead of killing people and blowing stuff up, you're just taking pictures.
I always admire that how few people walk in your video when you are in New York. 8.5million pepople live there. I imagined very crowded. I haven't been yet in New York city but I hope next year can. I love your pics and videos!!! 🔥🔥🔥
Your voice getting awkwardly quiet when you swapped to the 50mm and said “here we go baby” because you saw the guy walking past you and got embarrassed was super relatable lol
I always use your videos and trying to learn how you are shooting photos. I am really curious to know few things. 1. Do you keep auto focus or target focus with tracking motion on? 2. Which is best approach Aperture mode or Manual for street photograpy? 3. how to see Depth mapping on screen. BTW I do not have cam like you but i have point at shoot Sony RX100 VII (M7)
It's super creepy and it doesn't really have a place in the modern world. People are rightfully worried about how photos will be used, and it's not like everyday life isn't documented by non-"photographers" with phones. Basically, if you want to do something artistic, pick up painting.
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Great photoshoot. I liked seeing the preset photos too. I know it's more expensive, but which camera would you rather have and why, the A7IV or the A9II ? Thanks.
I had to spilt it up in 2 parts. 1 hour during my lunch break and the remainder just now. I love these long videos. Such an inspiration to get out there shoot. Alas it's pouring rain 😭
I'm waiting until I get home from work, brew some coffee, put my feet up and escape to streets of NY. Long form vids like this are my jam.
Parts and im thankful for those Videos. I learn a lot from those. Thank you Pierre
Bro which camera is your favorite.
please tell us bro😃
how he takes pictures of random things we see everyday and turns them into beautiful masterpieces is mind blowing
That's about the best thing about street photography and why I like to shoot street myself! To notice the little things.
perhaps you need to look the word "masterpiece" in the dictionary
eay, just buy a 3k camera
That’s the magic about photography
I swear he does. First you see a bridge...then he snaps it and its like holy sh!t!!!! 😂
If you could add ISO, shutterspeed and focal length specs when showing pics, that would be awesome!
Love your videoes!
This comment is under rated!
irrelvant. they're too variable
As he mentions in another video, and I'd have to agree with, it's not that critical. Set your auto ISO min shutter speed and pic an aperture and just shoot. Street shooting isn't about spending time dialing in settings. I do agree that it would be nice to know the focal length.
Exactly my thoughts. I don't have a problem composing a capture in NYC, anywhere you look could be a great capture. I was watching the videos for the specs. Instead, he shares some irrelevant filters I'm never gonna use.
@@Aarzak but how does knowing his specs affect your photography. A lot of his shooting is spur of the moment too, meaning he just gets whatever settings the camera gives. I guess I don't understand the focus on knowing other people's settings. Most of us are just picking an aperture value, having dialed in min ss in auto iso and maybe set a 2nd back button for action shots. Who cares what settings you use. It's not landscape photography
After shooting the same NYC streets over and over, I loved to see your perspective of the city and how you shoot it with a different eye! So refreshing. The A7 IV is def my next big purchase!
That won't make you any better.
@@canturgan jeez, why are you so negative?
@@mrobitwice77 Because it's the person, not the equipment. I suppose a new toy can inspire you for a while, but in the end it's literally the photographer's vision.
@@canturgan They said nothing about the A7 IV making them a better photographer, nor implied such. They admired his work and then said that's their next camera choice.
Literally no one said gear is the maker of good work. Just grind that axe at random people, I guess lol.
Sony cameras are garbage, had an A7RII.. I'll stick to Canon
When he tossed his camera in 10:25
My heart skipped a beat.
The intro of the video is literally his camera bag 30 ft away from him with a couple scopes all worth a couple thousand dollars and his a7iv with his 1.2 gmaster on top of it outside of a subway entrance in ghetto ass New York lol
In the first minutes of this video you can see how impressed you are. You are looking in all directions to find possible photospots.
NYC is so gorgeous. Big streets, tall skyscrapers with so many windows, lights everywhere you look, people running around and dont give a shit what you are doing.
Also signs and simple things are more colourful than in Germany.
In Germany you make a picture of a person and they get pissed, cause officially its not allowed to make pictures from people without their permission.
Great video. thank you...
Unless they happen to be in shot and not the clear subject of the photography.
EU Rules have damaged our photography passion. :/
I dont see it 🤣
We can take pictures of people in public spaces without their permission in the UK. We're not in the EU either.
@@canturgan Shame really, the 52% believed the lies.
You will probably never see this but I just want to thank you you were the TH-camr who started me on my photography journey and I’ve started and it’s my passion and I wanna dedicate my life to it I think you greatly
Keep it up!! I see you ;-)
Was not expecting this. Gives me something to watch late at night
😉
@@Pierretlambert Pierre, I think you might be in too much of a habit of automatically applying presets to your images. Many of those taken in the 12 to 15 minute marks were better before the presets. This isn't the first time I've noticed and commented on this. I've said this on prior videos of yours. One, if I recall, was where you were taking a picture of a parking structure.
@@Anon54387 He is selling those presets... so is kind of rude, IMO, to post that photos were better before the presets... and actually better or worse is just a matter of personal taste.
@@jorgemaurizio9424 this is what i was going to say
@@Anon54387 I’m just seeing this comment now but cmon bud. If you have nothing nice to say, don’t say anything at all. You are just jealous that he’s successful!
The technique where you walk past, behind something, then peek back; so clutch. I'm stealing this! Thank you. Cool to see you work
Always hover around sonething you find visually appealing. You never know what your eye is going to see that requires capturing
Am I dreaming???? 2 hours of street photography. Wow!!! 😍😍
Bro....that intro was so sick. Imagine a real game in which we do street photography 😍😍
You could always go outside and do it for real I guess… :)
@@patrickmcc3022 Precisely
Uhmmm... GTA? :)
fr tho a pro street photography game would be hella slick
What😭, go outside
These are my all time favorite types of videos of yours! Love these long ones. I feel like we’re just chillin and taking pics!
i just cant even imagine the patience a guy needs to edit a video of this kind!
Great job........Really!!!
And edit the photos AND upload them to the video......crazy
I love just sitting back, relaxing and watching your take photos. It’s amazing how you take the everyday world and make it beautiful.
Thank you for taking us on this Epic photo session!
I love that you showed the usefulness of the Articulating LCD in action!
11:27 even as a beginner I had that very excited feeling about those shots, man I can’t wait for my 70-200mm to get here, I wanna go back to New York 😭
I definitely need more PURE shot series!! Loving your videos 🥰
ㅔ반가워뇨ㅔㅔ요
That window at 4:09 would have been a crazy double exposer 😍 dope video
you are one of my favorite Pro Photographer on YT! keep up the great work!
Watching this is fueling the anticipation I have for my A7IV to arrive, my first full frame camera!
Ur the only channel out of the hundreds im subscribed to that I've got notifications turned on for
16:17 well he wasn't happy about the bike lmao
I know right?! 😹😹
Porque o cara não deu um soco na cara do ciclista e foi embora?
At 14:14 those people posed cause they thought you were taking a pic of them 😂😂😂😂
Nobody does these better than you man. I look forward to them every time! Thanks for sharing!
Love these videos!! Love to see how people do street photography. Even just watching this I can see many compositions. However people interest me less and the architecture grabs me more. That's just how I roll. That's what makes photography so great. Keep up the great work! Fantastic production value btw.
I struggle with composition. I have the technical knowledge, but the artistic touch is something I lack. Hopefully I can develop it.
You made a very interesting shot of the city. This makes it possible to relax and be happy because you take beautiful and good-looking photos.
I love NYC and watching this video is like I'm watching my dream i really love the way you got exited by something you spot far away or just across the streets . I really appreciate your work just to make this video and years behind when your relationship started with the photography this is a love story for life i hope one day I'll join you on these amazing breathing streets of NYC!
am i the only one who finds the shutter sound satisfying
You mostly hear the focus lock sound, but yes, a clanky clunky shutter is really nice to listen to
No
I love the thought you put into this video. The fact that you even showed us the experience from 1st person. love it
This video made me want to visit NY so bad. Everytime you got around a corner my jaw dropped to the floor by how beautiful it looked.
😭 sorry but you haven’t been to New York it’s the total opposite but it is a good place to get a lot of good content
Can’t imagine it’s hard to get good photos somewhere so diverse 🤷♂️
@@Propellerhead1 true New York can have some mean people if your a photographer 😂 man I need more photography buddies to go shooting with my friends aren’t the creative type 😂😂
Clear blue sky early morning, incredible city for photography. Done such a trip with A6000, 10-18 and a 28 mm. Photo opps everywhere.
Oh man you did Mosco Street! It’s my favorite street in the world. So glad someone else recognizes how great it is!
5:20 so creative 🔥
Agreed! 🔥
So much to learn from this video! Bravo Pierre!👏
This was an amazing watch Pierre, thank you for your effort and time. Truly an inspiration.
Loving the new intro graphics to this video, it was fun.
I absolutely enjoy your videos. Especially ones like these that are long. It inspires me to go out and shoot more. Great work!
love the arcade intro and thanks for sharing this! NYC is so much fun for street photography - made my favorite street pictures there some years ago PS: watching this in one session!
Its crazy that you can "FEEL" the thought that went into every shot. Not someone spraying and praying hoping to get a good composition. Really interesting.
I barely found this channel, you are a lot of inspiration for me.
Dude idk if you've ever heard of a game called "The Division" but this gave me those vibes. AWESOME!
Well it is NY after all...
@@wilquorra exactly! Lol just the beginning too.
Dude that shot at 35:15 was one of my low key favorites.
i love street photography more than any other photography
Bro you are amazing i literly fell in sleep watching this it was so beautifull everything you got yourself a follow ❤️
That's so good
Oh bro I really watched this full and I am speechless !, I love this and I feel how are u love this
5:00 Genius
Just bought this camera :) can't wait to go to new york to snap some incredible pics!
5:18 my fav part!! Thats just awesome!!
23:55 Sublime les photos pigeon, l'eye tracking animaux a l'air de bien fonctionner :o
Very Cool to watch. I like your compositions. I had a mild stroke at 10:25 when you tossed $6000 up in the air. No wrist strap?!? lol
You are my favourite content creator for photography! cant wait to come to nyc
I am fascinated by this video, because I love the way it interacts with people and the environment where photos can be taken, ideal for any urban photographer, thank you very much !!
such an art...
well done 👏🏼👌🏼
subscribed !
My favorite city to visit - NYC! So many interesting things to see and photographs...
This makes me want to visit next weekend!
This was an incredible 2 hours of my life please post more!!!
At 5:04, is that your phone that you place next to your lens for the reflection..? Nice idea! I would like to know more about that technique. 👍
I haven't got my own camera, but 70-200 is already my fav glass 🔥
Beau travail. Tes vidéos sont immersives. Merci pour le voyage. 😍
GoPro, the unsung hero of this video. I'm still amazed at the quality that comes from that little thing.
On topic: Pre-ordered the A7IV. Stoked!
enjoy it!!! Haha yeah the GoPro is a solid winner through the years - still rocking my 8!
This is really something special to watch after kids are in bed. 😍😍😍
You inspire me Pierre. I love your videos and makes me want to learn and do better. Thank you 🙏🏾
I love this kind of videos
Шедевральные фотографии получаются сходу, спасибо за идеи
what a way to start the week
I absolutely love this video! Just sheer talent and a natural eye for street photography (not saying you haven’t worked to be as good as you are mind). I am aspiring to one day achieve something similar! Would love if you could add camera settings to images next time round. Just to give the relative beginners amongst us a chance to see how you shoot in such conditions and environments. Inspirational!
I watch your videos while doing homework because they concentrate on me, I know it sounds very strange :)
Cool video man, I love Sony cameras and New York.
Love these POV's! Made my day. Thanks PTL 👏👏👏
Hi from Japan. I'm not very good at English, so I don't understand the words in the video very well. But for some reason I wanted to take a picture. Great video!
Good to be back here! did you take your shots yesterday in downtown Chicago when is was pouring? I was there and it was crazy raining. Also waves at the lake were extremally high like I've never seen before and literally flooding Lake Shore Drive :-O
In this video he was shooting in New York
looks like he was just stalking the guy in the red at the beginning lmao
Love the intro of the video ❤🔥
🇮🇳
Game started! 🔥
I always watch your videos . your my inspiration through photography☺️
from cebu philiphines📍
Crazy good shots of the bridge
You inspired me to start my own channel! Loving your POV content bro!
Someone needs to design an "FPS" open-world video game, but instead of a soldier/criminal, you're a photographer. Like imagine GTA but instead of killing people and blowing stuff up, you're just taking pictures.
great idea, it would need god tier graphics
@@simonu8532 We would just need to get in touch with the designers of Microsoft Flight Sim. They know what to do.
"someone in a mood" just killed me🤦🏻♂️😝🤙🏼
I always admire that how few people walk in your video when you are in New York. 8.5million pepople live there. I imagined very crowded. I haven't been yet in New York city but I hope next year can. I love your pics and videos!!! 🔥🔥🔥
I just dedicated 2 hours of my life to this. I didn’t think I’d make it past 10 minutes, but I couldn’t look away.
Your voice getting awkwardly quiet when you swapped to the 50mm and said “here we go baby” because you saw the guy walking past you and got embarrassed was super relatable lol
these vids are really nice to watch!!
I always use your videos and trying to learn how you are shooting photos. I am really curious to know few things.
1. Do you keep auto focus or target focus with tracking motion on?
2. Which is best approach Aperture mode or Manual for street photograpy?
3. how to see Depth mapping on screen.
BTW I do not have cam like you but i have point at shoot Sony RX100 VII (M7)
How many steps do you make, when you are one a Shooting-walk? You make good videos!
Super cool video so far!! Wil watch it in 2 parts.
I think this is my new fav lens the 70/200mm all of these shots are just insane
I was waiting for this!
A street photography feature film, I am loving that idea 🔥🔥
He just blessed my monday with this video 🙌
Banger after banger!
Thank you so much for giving me shooting tactics😮
Was waiting for something like this, perfect!! 👌🏻
All these years doing street, seeing it in third-person makes me realize how creepy it is to other people xd
100% soooooooo awkward 😆
It's super creepy and it doesn't really have a place in the modern world. People are rightfully worried about how photos will be used, and it's not like everyday life isn't documented by non-"photographers" with phones. Basically, if you want to do something artistic, pick up painting.
@@fredriksvard2603 anything else Freddie?
@@TheCirrusIce yeah my couch got uncomfortable recently
good photos I was just on the same streets yesterday shooting film I'll be buying the sony a7iv soon
Pierre I love this video's!! I like start and I like to know what do you think is better for this type of art:
-Sony A7C or Sony A7R IV??
Thanks!!
Hell yeah! Hopefully I get down to doing street photography as my hobby, as cameras are already starting to become interesting.
Wow so much to learn from these shots!✍️
I like that cell phone trick getting the reflection shot
Wow so amazing! One day I will have one of those cameras!
Oh, that intro... So cool!
Perfect shots. Love it. uwu