Question... Why would you clear all of the camera settings? What about your custom settings, custom function buttons, copyright info, file naming, AF settings/micro adjustments, etc?
Hi your video was very easy to understand. Just got a new canon 5D Mark IV, and it was easy to set up using your video. Love to see more videos from you.
Just a heads up here...if someone is watching this....they (just going out on a limb here) probably know how to put in the battery, undo the lens caps & most of all...TURN IT ON...
A little too basic for me, but that's ok. I did glean a good tip from your video. I'd like to see you do more videos, since this is from 2017. It'd be nice to see how you've progressed.
Nice video , but really i think you need use a monopod to avoid taking blurry and out of focus photos, also consider that you are using a fairly heavy lens like the 100-400!
Good effort but over half the video is on basics, i.e. battery, flash cards. Get rid of that and talk about your camera setting picks, how to hold the camera to better capture action shots, etc. Thanks.
Thanks lex I didn't know where I put my battery, but now I know 😀
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I like how this video goes from very basic and simple instructions to BLAMO the most crucial settings you'll ever need! Great job!!!!
Question... Why would you clear all of the camera settings? What about your custom settings, custom function buttons, copyright info, file naming, AF settings/micro adjustments, etc?
Hi your video was very easy to understand. Just got a new canon 5D Mark IV, and it was easy to set up using your video. Love to see more videos from you.
Lexi, when are u going to submit more videos? This was straight forward and easy to follow. Thank you.
Liked your video, simple and to the point! great job, Thanks!
Not sure why there are so many dislikes - you helped me get the exact settings I needed! Thank you so much!! 🤗💖
Omg this is so amazing! Your soo talented and beautiful!!
Thanks! I needed some tips for photographing my pup!
Interesting, thank you. How are you focussing on all this action? Do you have back-button focus setup?
Nice video, very informative and simple to understand.
Just a heads up here...if someone is watching this....they (just going out on a limb here) probably know how to put in the battery, undo the lens caps & most of all...TURN IT ON...
Oh that's what's wrong I have to turn it on!
What focus modes do you use? Like single point?
Great video-thank you!!!
nice video and good info lexi birdsell
How well does the camera shoot baseball at night?
Thank you so much.
excellent video and good info
Thank you so much for this!! (:
Thanks for this
Great photography
Thank you
A little too basic for me, but that's ok. I did glean a good tip from your video.
I'd like to see you do more videos, since this is from 2017. It'd be nice to see how you've progressed.
What about tracking modes?
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What are the settings for indoors
Right.😊
Nice job!
Nice work
Nice
ok i have a sd mark iv too, but the af menu how do you setting ???
These are all daylight shoots. Try doing it under the lights on a football stadium were noise is a common problem.
Hi I'm Akash and from India I'm photographer how to join sports photography
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You are just too cute. Thanks for the video
Word of advice: use shutter speed priority for sports, you'll get better results.
Was this a school project?
JPG.....just....ahhh...
Nice video , but really i think you need use a monopod to avoid taking blurry and out of focus photos, also consider that you are using a fairly heavy lens like the 100-400!
Nothing for sport... its How to put the battery and the lens on...
if you barley know how to use a camera why would you get a 5d mark IV
No habla ingles
Good effort but over half the video is on basics, i.e. battery, flash cards. Get rid of that and talk about your camera setting picks, how to hold the camera to better capture action shots, etc. Thanks.
5D AF can't cope as well as 7DmkII.... don't waste your time using the 5D if you're serious!!!!
The title ain't even right, let stand the vid. Too specific to your camera. And very basic as well.