Old Grandpa Jenkins, perched on the wicker-throne of his porch in Lensville, tipped his hat lower against the evening sun. Bessie, his golden dog, rested her head on his lap. Her fur shimmered as if flecked with fragments of the sun itself, and her brown eyes held the wisdom of the ages. "Well now," Grandpa Jenkins started, a glass of ice-cold lemonade glistening in his hand. "Have you ever heard the tale of Nature Nick and his obsession with the copperheads of MountEagle Mountain?" His eyes twinkled, hinting at a story brimming with equal parts hilarity and profundity. You see, Nature Nick was not your average chap. An enigmatic figure from the 80s, he worked in the nature center of a local Boy Scout camp, but had a peculiar pastime: capturing and caging copperhead snakes. You might even call him a 'snake whisperer,' but that wouldn't quite encompass the full magnitude of his peculiarity. One day, Nature Nick decided to take the boys on a ghost hike. A night walk so called, because it led through the forest, thick as a bowl of Grandpa's gumbo, to an abandoned graveyard. It was one of those places where the whispers of the past hung heavy in the air, the stones etched with names forgotten by time. Nick loved to weave tales of horror, his eyes wide and wild, his hands gesticulating in the moonlight like spectral claws. Then, at the peak of the story, he'd scream bloody murder and run off, leaving the poor boys to find their way back without any flashlights. "Now, hold that thought," said Grandpa Jenkins, scratching Bessie behind her ears. The golden dog sighed with contentment, her tail making gentle swishing sounds against the worn wooden floorboards of the porch. It was a peaceful image, starkly contrasting the thrilling tale that was unfolding. One particular night, as Nature Nick followed his usual routine, something unexpected happened. Amidst the cacophony of terrified cries and rustling leaves, a man named Dave, one of the scoutmasters, broke his ankle. The woods swallowed up the echoes of his pain, plunging the boys into a fear far more profound than any ghost story. The next part of the tale, well, that requires some scientific explanation. You see, the world we experience is but a smorgasbord of light and shadow, a dance of photons interweaving with the material fabric of reality. When light passes through a medium, like water or glass, its speed changes, a phenomenon known as refraction. And, when this refracted light hits our retinas, the brain paints an image for us to perceive. However, the amount of light and the angle it hits our eyes can sometimes distort or intensify the image. A Variable Neutral Density Filter, like the one Grandpa Jenkins pointed out in his videography gear, is used to control this intensity. It's a magical bit of technology, the key to manipulating how we perceive reality. Just as Grandpa Jenkins adjusts the filter on his camera, Nature Nick adjusted the filter on the boys' perception that fateful night. He saturated their environment with fear, intensifying the darkness and creating an image of the woods far more terrifying than its reality. But here's where it gets interesting. That night, Dave, despite his broken ankle, became the 'Variable Neutral Density Filter' for those boys. He controlled the intensity of their fear, moderating it with courage and guidance. They stumbled and fumbled, but under Dave's direction, they found their way back to the safety of the camp, their perception of the forest forever altered. Grandpa Jenkins leaned back, his story finished, the sunset casting long shadows over Lensville. Bessie gave a small woof of approval, her gaze steady on the fading light. Every tale told from that porch was another layer of varnish on the rocking chair, another stroke on the ever-evolving canvas of their shared lives. "You see, sometimes life will toss us into the dark," said Grandpa Jenkins, looking down at Bessie. "But if we adjust our filters, if we brave the fear, we might just find our way back to the light."
Great job on the video Mark! Thanks for making it. I think ND Filters are something I never understood until I actually got one on my camera and played with it. Now I'm hooked. I bought the cheapest 55mm ProMaster filter I could find to try it out, spent a morning taking pictures in the garden in full Vegas sun, and when I looked at the pictures on the computer I immediately ordered step-up rings for all of my CCTV lenses and even one for my GoPro cage. Now every lens in my kit has a 55mm thread. Once I did that, I realized that now I only needed one size of lens cap as well, so that's lovely.
Thanks for the breakdown, Mark! As a newbie, this was super helpful. I shoot outside a lot so I'm going to pick up a filter right away. Also, thanks for taking the channel international 😄 enjoy your vacation!
Yup it doesn't matter how often you shower Greetings from Guangdong, we have steam-bath weather here too these days. Careful with the condensation and AC. I sacrifice motion blur😅
My VND sits on a Rapid Filter System. So when I go inside I don't have to unscrew it and put it in a pocket or case but instead just flip it up and go on with my business 👍🏻
Can you (if you haven’t already) make a video about what ISO and shutter speeds are best for indoor talking head videos with the ZV-E10. I worry about using too high of an ISO and to slow of a shutter speed.
I mention it in a few vids - but shutter speed at 1/50 if shooting 24fps. ISO as low as you can go. ISO 100 in standard profiles and 125 in HLG3. If your image is too dark - adjust the aperture to its lowest - if still too dark - add lights!!
@mark bennett's camera crisis I see you used the 11mm f1.8, had you considered the 15mm 1.4f G? Whats the pros and cons of each? I only have the budget to buy on lens.
yes you can get one that goes right to the bigger filter instead of a stand of filters. It can look a little ridiculous attaching an 82mm filter to a small 55mm lens - but it works. Here is an example. amzn.to/3Wq8UZp
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis woow cool, thank you for your answer!! :) Man, you are just amazing, I watch every video. I love your channel, your videos, your kindness, positivity and generosity... I hope life gives you back what you give and share with us🤗
When I was looking at buying my first real camera I didn't know what to look at until I stumbled across your channel. I narrowed it down to the a6400 and the zv-e10 and I eventually settled on the zv-e10 as it fit my needs better. Since then I have subscribed to your channel and I watch every video you put out. Thanks so much for such great information. Always to the point.
Interesting, my KF nd filter on sigma 16mm f1.4 + ZV e10 makes my image not as sharp as without. And it creates a crazy X shadow on the image if it’s very bright outside. Definitely not recommending this ND filter tbh
Interesting, my KF nd filter on sigma 16mm f1.4 + ZV e10 makes my image not as sharp as without. And it creates a crazy X shadow on the image if it’s very bright outside. Definitely not recommending this ND filter tbh
I bought the Hoya filter set with ND 8. Very nice set at a great price. The variable nd would have been more unable but I get by with the 8 and up shutter speed if I need more. I don't see any diference with motion blur etc as im on the zve10 and try never to move at all. 😂
Great timing. Thanks Mark! I just purchased some Peter McKinnon ND filters with some step up rings, but need to purchase one for my 49mm thread. I was looking at these or the moment filters. Thanks for the demonstration.
It’s definitely useable outside - this is what Sony keeps saying - and they’re right. The problem only comes in when you have no airflow in a studio environments. But outside, especially with a breeze - the camera can handle anything. But of course it’s always good to know which situations it will struggle in.
ND Filters are pretty much essential for me. I don’t record a lot of videos, but i do take a lot of pictures outside. Without an ND Filter, using big aperture for portraits is just impossible under the intense sunlight in brazil. I also have some from KF concept. I love their products. Also, in case you missed Mark, Ulanzi now sells their own Sony Fw50 batteries, and many other models of batteries 👀
@@ramblr5900 a 3.5 or a 2.5 jack can work as both a line in or line out Most cameras have a line in ( audio jack ) and usually only high end ones have line out ( headphones jack ) , some very basic or niche lineups discard the audio jack altogether like the gx85 or m200 So the a6400 doesnt have a headphone jack which could be useful to monitor sounds that are being recorded into the camera with either the internal mic or an external wired/wireless mic ( such as Rode's NTG or Rode's Wireless Go Lineup ) But some mic does offer a line out that can be used as an alternative like the Rode Wireless does bottom line , headphones jack are usefull when you actually need it , not really needed for when you have external recorders and or you have time to set up peaking levels - nobody vlogs while monitoring their audio , not one that i know of anyway
@@KNAPPAID thank you for such detail reply. Do you think my best bet is to wait for the new upgraded camera bodies to the a6000 or a6400 in 2024? the micro usb seems so 2019 and the flip up LCD.
@@ramblr5900 its only dated when you compare it I personally never use the flip up unless i have to , and the micro usb too The a6400 is solid , the a6000 less so due to the lack of video chops - if you dont do video work , a6000 works fine , if not , bar minimum is a6300 or a6100 ( without slog ) I wouldnt hold my breath for the a6700 since its going to be priced as such ( above a6600 ) If you need a similar option , canon R10 offers a 4k60 option - the only option that i see is clearly needed in the a6k lineup - no log profile tho
Sometimes closing the aperture down a lot is not enough in bright conditions. And even if it is, you will lose that nice separation and blurry background
Great video, have you seen my ND Filter Video / Review in Mallroca on my channel? I tested the K&F True Color, for 100 bucks not bad, only drawback 1-5 stops are definitly not enough for bright sunlight. In the shades it is ok. 1/50 outside midsun time, no way. Also tested it with and without and did a detailled comparison. Anyways, thanks for this awesome video and enjoy your trip with your family 🙏👍
Mark, I love your videos. Love from Scotland my brother. I need your help. I want to buy the ZV-E10. Should i hold off an wait for the mark ii version or buy the first one?
I have no idea really when they'll update the camera - but Sony usually waits at least 3 years (usually 4) to update a camera. So I can't see the ZV-E10 being updated for at least a year
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis Thank you Mark, I will go ahead and get that ZV-10 thanks to your brilliant videos. I like the idea of taking a camera that isn't the best but really good and seeing what is possible with it. Thank you Mark for the help
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis thank God! I can't take another boring class. I'm going thru a 30 Days to Online Security challenge before I start my channel and it's mind-numbing. I also can't drink any applejuice because I have to retain the information 😫
I visited Côte d’Ivoire 5 years ago when I first got into photography and videography. I think I visited that same crocodile zoo, and yeah I took an insane amount of showers 😂😅😅 great videos !
Thought you were kidding about being in Africa in the last 2 videos, I was thinking it was a great way to add depth to the story lol. Living in Florida a ND filter is a must but a lot of times I'm lazy to keep shifting them around so I use my ZV1 a lot outside with its built in nd for general shooting. Thanks For the new Exotic content.
Hi Mark, Great videos!! can you recommend a great value/performance "circular polarizing variable ND filters"? is it better to get separate VND and Variable polarizer? Appriciate your help!!
Another great video! Been meaning to ask…have you done a video on how to setup the ZV-1 for the Leeming LUT? I have a ZV-1 and you convinced me that’s the way to go. Thank you Mark! 👍
I think it's pretty important to add that ND filters are for the most part a video (not photo!) equipment. Yes you can't get an f1.8 shot while recording at 1/50 in that environment. But if you are just looking to take pictures for a trip then I'd say the ND is not needed.
ND filters are often used in photography for long exposures and can also be helpful when you want a certain look at a certain shutter speed - so most photographers carry them. A 10 stop ND is very popular for extra long exposures
First in! You don't appear to be sweating, are you sure its that hot? Ive had 3 VND's in my amazon cart for a week, haven't been able to decide. Timely video
Great video, Mark! I’m so confused what lens should I get for ZV e10. I want a lens for my everyday use (portrait, street, food, fashion)! Between Tamron 17-70 mm f2.8, sigma 18-50mm f2.8, and sigma 56mm f1.8 which one would you recommend based on my preference?
What is the specific name of the filter from the video? Because K&F has several in the nano series. And which one would you recommend for use with the Sony ZV-E10 and Sigma 16mm for dynamic video in natural light. I would be very grateful for your answer.
I bought a variable ND from K&F for my small filter threads of 56mm to do long exposures. I have found that the white dots on the ND filter don't really translate to 1 Stop of Light, so I can't use a long exposure chart to set my ND filter. How do you go about setting your ND filter if you can't depend on the dots? Do you just trust the camera's EV value or zebra's in that case?
I just bought the 40.5mm filter with your link for my ZV-E10 kit lens. I'll just start playing with this while I'm learning. And when I'm ready get the Freewell set for my Sigma 16 and my Sony 18-105! I leave you to apply more Zinc Oxide ☀️
Nicely done; especially given likely jet lag! BTW Thought the 11mm on the ZV E1 looked good! ‘It doesn’t matter how many times you shower, you stay wet and never dry’….now are you talking about where you are or Toronto in the summer?
Hi Mark, I love the content that you’ve been putting out. I am looking to try a little bit of everything with photography and videography. The photography would be of cycling and running, so is there a camera under $1000 that can produce high quality images and videos? Does a poor rolling shutter affect panning images? (Can panning be done with the zv e10?) Thanks!
Yes poor rolling shutter will affect panning images, but you will only see it when shooting electronic shutter (silent mode). If you shoot with mechanical shutter in the zv-e10 you’ll be fine.
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis another question about the zv e10 - how fast does the pan need to be when taking a video for the rolling shutter to ruin the quality? Would cross country runners or track runners too fast of a pan? Are there any alternative cameras that would be better off in this situation?
Hi Mark, when I use the link I come to a Webseite where there are listed many different vnds mostly 1-9 stops. I think it's because the doesn't work in germany than it should, I don't know. Do you have the "name" of it?
I used to use K&F ND filters, but I came across the "X" shading a little too often. Now, I use the Revoring step up ring. It's a spring loaded step up ring, where you twist it to fit the lens filter size of your lens. The one I have works with lenses with a 49mm to 62mm filter size. And the mount is for 67mm filters. I have two 67mm Freewell variable NDs, the 2-5 and 6-9. I never get any vignetting or X shading. For me the Freewells are just as good as the Peter McKinnons at half the price. ND filters FTW!
It is literally the title of the video. And I’m POINTING to it in the thumbnail. There is zero misleading about it - and I use the camera in the video AND talked about it. AND every video on the channel lately is about the ZV-E1. Please do not watch the previous vids on the camera or the future other videos on the camera that are free of charge if this is your attitude. Some people.
Old Grandpa Jenkins, perched on the wicker-throne of his porch in Lensville, tipped his hat lower against the evening sun. Bessie, his golden dog, rested her head on his lap. Her fur shimmered as if flecked with fragments of the sun itself, and her brown eyes held the wisdom of the ages.
"Well now," Grandpa Jenkins started, a glass of ice-cold lemonade glistening in his hand. "Have you ever heard the tale of Nature Nick and his obsession with the copperheads of MountEagle Mountain?" His eyes twinkled, hinting at a story brimming with equal parts hilarity and profundity.
You see, Nature Nick was not your average chap. An enigmatic figure from the 80s, he worked in the nature center of a local Boy Scout camp, but had a peculiar pastime: capturing and caging copperhead snakes. You might even call him a 'snake whisperer,' but that wouldn't quite encompass the full magnitude of his peculiarity.
One day, Nature Nick decided to take the boys on a ghost hike. A night walk so called, because it led through the forest, thick as a bowl of Grandpa's gumbo, to an abandoned graveyard. It was one of those places where the whispers of the past hung heavy in the air, the stones etched with names forgotten by time. Nick loved to weave tales of horror, his eyes wide and wild, his hands gesticulating in the moonlight like spectral claws. Then, at the peak of the story, he'd scream bloody murder and run off, leaving the poor boys to find their way back without any flashlights.
"Now, hold that thought," said Grandpa Jenkins, scratching Bessie behind her ears. The golden dog sighed with contentment, her tail making gentle swishing sounds against the worn wooden floorboards of the porch. It was a peaceful image, starkly contrasting the thrilling tale that was unfolding.
One particular night, as Nature Nick followed his usual routine, something unexpected happened. Amidst the cacophony of terrified cries and rustling leaves, a man named Dave, one of the scoutmasters, broke his ankle. The woods swallowed up the echoes of his pain, plunging the boys into a fear far more profound than any ghost story.
The next part of the tale, well, that requires some scientific explanation. You see, the world we experience is but a smorgasbord of light and shadow, a dance of photons interweaving with the material fabric of reality. When light passes through a medium, like water or glass, its speed changes, a phenomenon known as refraction. And, when this refracted light hits our retinas, the brain paints an image for us to perceive. However, the amount of light and the angle it hits our eyes can sometimes distort or intensify the image. A Variable Neutral Density Filter, like the one Grandpa Jenkins pointed out in his videography gear, is used to control this intensity. It's a magical bit of technology, the key to manipulating how we perceive reality.
Just as Grandpa Jenkins adjusts the filter on his camera, Nature Nick adjusted the filter on the boys' perception that fateful night. He saturated their environment with fear, intensifying the darkness and creating an image of the woods far more terrifying than its reality.
But here's where it gets interesting. That night, Dave, despite his broken ankle, became the 'Variable Neutral Density Filter' for those boys. He controlled the intensity of their fear, moderating it with courage and guidance. They stumbled and fumbled, but under Dave's direction, they found their way back to the safety of the camp, their perception of the forest forever altered.
Grandpa Jenkins leaned back, his story finished, the sunset casting long shadows over Lensville. Bessie gave a small woof of approval, her gaze steady on the fading light. Every tale told from that porch was another layer of varnish on the rocking chair, another stroke on the ever-evolving canvas of their shared lives.
"You see, sometimes life will toss us into the dark," said Grandpa Jenkins, looking down at Bessie. "But if we adjust our filters, if we brave the fear, we might just find our way back to the light."
Great job on the video Mark! Thanks for making it. I think ND Filters are something I never understood until I actually got one on my camera and played with it. Now I'm hooked. I bought the cheapest 55mm ProMaster filter I could find to try it out, spent a morning taking pictures in the garden in full Vegas sun, and when I looked at the pictures on the computer I immediately ordered step-up rings for all of my CCTV lenses and even one for my GoPro cage. Now every lens in my kit has a 55mm thread. Once I did that, I realized that now I only needed one size of lens cap as well, so that's lovely.
They can be VERY useful
Wow. I mean, not to disparage hansom alley, but this setting is the next level.
I’m trying to see if I can ship it back to Toronto
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis that will surprise the neighbour, the next time he peaks around the corner.
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis and @markwiemels What VND scale is better 3-7 and 10 or/and 1-5 and 10 for Sony 15mm f1.4 and Viltrox 75mm f1.2 ?
Thanks for the breakdown, Mark! As a newbie, this was super helpful. I shoot outside a lot so I'm going to pick up a filter right away. Also, thanks for taking the channel international 😄 enjoy your vacation!
Yup it doesn't matter how often you shower Greetings from Guangdong, we have steam-bath weather here too these days. Careful with the condensation and AC. I sacrifice motion blur😅
I've been leaving the camera in bags and letting them adjust slowly in and out or AC - otherwise it's fog city
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis 😅😅😅
My VND sits on a Rapid Filter System. So when I go inside I don't have to unscrew it and put it in a pocket or case but instead just flip it up and go on with my business 👍🏻
my favorite camera youtuber just post another video!!!
Have been using K&F vnd filters for a while now. Very good quality for the $
O MELHOR CANAL DE TESTE DO MUNDO! VOCÊ É FERA!
Can you (if you haven’t already) make a video about what ISO and shutter speeds are best for indoor talking head videos with the ZV-E10. I worry about using too high of an ISO and to slow of a shutter speed.
I mention it in a few vids - but shutter speed at 1/50 if shooting 24fps. ISO as low as you can go. ISO 100 in standard profiles and 125 in HLG3. If your image is too dark - adjust the aperture to its lowest - if still too dark - add lights!!
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis I think I'm shooting at 30fps. Should I go with a faster shutter speed? Thanks for the quick reply and stay cool and dry.
yes - 1/60
@mark bennett's camera crisis I see you used the 11mm f1.8, had you considered the 15mm 1.4f G? Whats the pros and cons of each? I only have the budget to buy on lens.
Thank you for all the videos!
It's Vancouver! 😁
haha!
What should I do if I shot a video on zv-e10, go to the library and he writes to me that "detection is impossible"? What to do please help 🙏
you need to put it in an editor like iMovie, final cut ot DaVinci Resolve
Will this also work in the kit lens of ZV e10 which is a 16-55mm lens. I don't see any screwing mechanism in it.
Wats a good video settings for this camera n lens
question, the lens hood i bought for my zv e10 kit lens is visable when not zoomed in, did i get the wrong one?
dumb question: Is there no way to get a ND Filter/Step up Ring for the Sony 11mm F1.8 lens? 😔
yes you can get one that goes right to the bigger filter instead of a stand of filters. It can look a little ridiculous attaching an 82mm filter to a small 55mm lens - but it works. Here is an example. amzn.to/3Wq8UZp
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis woow cool, thank you for your answer!! :) Man, you are just amazing, I watch every video. I love your channel, your videos, your kindness, positivity and generosity... I hope life gives you back what you give and share with us🤗
that's a nice thing to say!!
Wow. Nice video
Thanks for the positive comment!
Y muchos dicen que K&F es malo 🤡.
Gracias por el video.
Yes - KandF have always been great value to me
Welcome to Africa.
Thanks!!
You can buy a 55-82mm adapter as a single ring, works great.
Yes - I have one of those as well, looks a bit crazy - but it works
When I was looking at buying my first real camera I didn't know what to look at until I stumbled across your channel. I narrowed it down to the a6400 and the zv-e10 and I eventually settled on the zv-e10 as it fit my needs better. Since then I have subscribed to your channel and I watch every video you put out. Thanks so much for such great information. Always to the point.
Thanks!!
I'll second that, great channel without all the long winded faff
Isn't there any vigenetting if using 55mm variable ND on 11mm?
Yes. I definitely need a variable ND. I use cheapie ND’s right now and noticed vignette effect in the corners last video
It's hard to avoid the vignette entirely wide open, but these KandF are pretty good
Interesting, my KF nd filter on sigma 16mm f1.4 + ZV e10 makes my image not as sharp as without. And it creates a crazy X shadow on the image if it’s very bright outside. Definitely not recommending this ND filter tbh
Interesting, my KF nd filter on sigma 16mm f1.4 + ZV e10 makes my image not as sharp as without. And it creates a crazy X shadow on the image if it’s very bright outside. Definitely not recommending this ND filter tbh
there are different one - this one in my video is a hard stop - no x pattern
Ayyyye, I use K & F as well. Thanks for the demo Mark.
I thought it is India, Kerala, for a second!
How do you configure 11mm 1.8 on full frame camera with the ND to avoid vigneting? (Crop + zoom ? )
You can use dynamic active stabilization mode of the zv-e1 or you can zoom in with clear image zoom
I bought the Hoya filter set with ND 8. Very nice set at a great price. The variable nd would have been more unable but I get by with the 8 and up shutter speed if I need more. I don't see any diference with motion blur etc as im on the zve10 and try never to move at all. 😂
Great timing. Thanks Mark! I just purchased some Peter McKinnon ND filters with some step up rings, but need to purchase one for my 49mm thread. I was looking at these or the moment filters. Thanks for the demonstration.
Those are as good as it gets
Imagine this title for a video
ZVE1 IS ACTUALLY USABLE OUTSIDE
Maybe i was being too harsh with this camera
It’s definitely useable outside - this is what Sony keeps saying - and they’re right. The problem only comes in when you have no airflow in a studio environments. But outside, especially with a breeze - the camera can handle anything. But of course it’s always good to know which situations it will struggle in.
ND Filters are pretty much essential for me. I don’t record a lot of videos, but i do take a lot of pictures outside. Without an ND Filter, using big aperture for portraits is just impossible under the intense sunlight in brazil. I also have some from KF concept. I love their products.
Also, in case you missed Mark, Ulanzi now sells their own Sony Fw50 batteries, and many other models of batteries 👀
Is it better to pay the premium for the weather resisitant camera like a6400
Kinda , but youre mostly paying for the evf and mag alloy body - you lose the headphones tho
@@KNAPPAID what do you mean by headphones? the 3.5 jack?
@@ramblr5900 a 3.5 or a 2.5 jack can work as both a line in or line out
Most cameras have a line in ( audio jack ) and usually only high end ones have line out ( headphones jack ) , some very basic or niche lineups discard the audio jack altogether like the gx85 or m200
So the a6400 doesnt have a headphone jack which could be useful to monitor sounds that are being recorded into the camera with either the internal mic or an external wired/wireless mic ( such as Rode's NTG or Rode's Wireless Go Lineup )
But some mic does offer a line out that can be used as an alternative like the Rode Wireless does
bottom line , headphones jack are usefull when you actually need it , not really needed for when you have external recorders and or you have time to set up peaking levels - nobody vlogs while monitoring their audio , not one that i know of anyway
@@KNAPPAID thank you for such detail reply. Do you think my best bet is to wait for the new upgraded camera bodies to the a6000 or a6400 in 2024? the micro usb seems so 2019 and the flip up LCD.
@@ramblr5900 its only dated when you compare it
I personally never use the flip up unless i have to , and the micro usb too
The a6400 is solid , the a6000 less so due to the lack of video chops - if you dont do video work , a6000 works fine , if not , bar minimum is a6300 or a6100 ( without slog )
I wouldnt hold my breath for the a6700 since its going to be priced as such ( above a6600 )
If you need a similar option , canon R10 offers a 4k60 option - the only option that i see is clearly needed in the a6k lineup - no log profile tho
Just wondering why using additional ND filter but not closing the aperture?
Sometimes closing the aperture down a lot is not enough in bright conditions. And even if it is, you will lose that nice separation and blurry background
Looking relaxed and good Mark. Enjoy
Great video, have you seen my ND Filter Video / Review in Mallroca on my channel? I tested the K&F True Color, for 100 bucks not bad, only drawback 1-5 stops are definitly not enough for bright sunlight. In the shades it is ok. 1/50 outside midsun time, no way. Also tested it with and without and did a detailled comparison. Anyways, thanks for this awesome video and enjoy your trip with your family 🙏👍
Hey am from West Africa WELCOME hope you like it in here ❤
Thanks!! It's been great
do well to come to Ghana too . we love you
Mark, I love your videos. Love from Scotland my brother. I need your help. I want to buy the ZV-E10. Should i hold off an wait for the mark ii version or buy the first one?
I have no idea really when they'll update the camera - but Sony usually waits at least 3 years (usually 4) to update a camera. So I can't see the ZV-E10 being updated for at least a year
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis Thank you Mark, I will go ahead and get that ZV-10 thanks to your brilliant videos. I like the idea of taking a camera that isn't the best but really good and seeing what is possible with it. Thank you Mark for the help
Welcome to Africa 😅
Hey Mark, can I use the filter in 55mm for the Sony 11mm f1.8?
yes, the 55mm is the filter size for the Sony 11
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis are there no vignette problems?
I may believe on the E10 but not yet for the E1
Ah cool a new video! Are you still planning to do a course on how to use the zve10? :)
I am indeed.
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis thank God! I can't take another boring class. I'm going thru a 30 Days to Online Security challenge before I start my channel and it's mind-numbing. I also can't drink any applejuice because I have to retain the information 😫
You can drink plenty of apple juice with my course
Have a great time away, Mark! :)
thanks
What country in West-Africa?
Ivory Coast
I visited Côte d’Ivoire 5 years ago when I first got into photography and videography. I think I visited that same crocodile zoo, and yeah I took an insane amount of showers 😂😅😅 great videos !
😔👍👍
I have that one also. It’s good. Use it on my Viltrox 14mm.
Thought you were kidding about being in Africa in the last 2 videos, I was thinking it was a great way to add depth to the story lol. Living in Florida a ND filter is a must but a lot of times I'm lazy to keep shifting them around so I use my ZV1 a lot outside with its built in nd for general shooting. Thanks For the new Exotic content.
Hi Mark, Great videos!!
can you recommend a great value/performance "circular polarizing variable ND filters"? is it better to get separate VND and Variable polarizer? Appriciate your help!!
When you convince your wifey to go on holiday, just to get a bounty background.
Great content as always, you are my go to zv e10 nerd 🤓📸
Another great video! Been meaning to ask…have you done a video on how to setup the ZV-1 for the Leeming LUT? I have a ZV-1 and you convinced me that’s the way to go. Thank you Mark! 👍
the green screen keying in this video is top notch! you can't fool a fool!
I’m actually a small Asian girl. I green screen that out as well
I think it's pretty important to add that ND filters are for the most part a video (not photo!) equipment. Yes you can't get an f1.8 shot while recording at 1/50 in that environment. But if you are just looking to take pictures for a trip then I'd say the ND is not needed.
ND filters are often used in photography for long exposures and can also be helpful when you want a certain look at a certain shutter speed - so most photographers carry them. A 10 stop ND is very popular for extra long exposures
I buy my zve10 cz i watch most of your video mark
First in! You don't appear to be sweating, are you sure its that hot? Ive had 3 VND's in my amazon cart for a week, haven't been able to decide. Timely video
I wipe off with a cloth before pressing record 🤣
meh it's just 75% humidity. I've been through 100% humid days. (I actually have and I have no clue how the maths work on that)
haha - I think you'd be underwater
Great video, Mark! I’m so confused what lens should I get for ZV e10. I want a lens for my everyday use (portrait, street, food, fashion)! Between Tamron 17-70 mm f2.8, sigma 18-50mm f2.8, and sigma 56mm f1.8 which one would you recommend based on my preference?
The Tamron 17-70 will cover you for more - so I would get that.
What is the specific name of the filter from the video? Because K&F has several in the nano series. And which one would you recommend for use with the Sony ZV-E10 and Sigma 16mm for dynamic video in natural light. I would be very grateful for your answer.
What country are you in - I'll see if I can provide a direct link. The name is K&F Concept ND2-ND32 Neutral Density Filter Ultra-slim
I bought a variable ND from K&F for my small filter threads of 56mm to do long exposures. I have found that the white dots on the ND filter don't really translate to 1 Stop of Light, so I can't use a long exposure chart to set my ND filter. How do you go about setting your ND filter if you can't depend on the dots? Do you just trust the camera's EV value or zebra's in that case?
I never look at the dots 🤣. I only adjust it until I get the proper exposure with the Zebras
I just bought the 40.5mm filter with your link for my ZV-E10 kit lens. I'll just start playing with this while I'm learning. And when I'm ready get the Freewell set for my Sigma 16 and my Sony 18-105!
I leave you to apply more Zinc Oxide ☀️
thanks for thinking of me!!
Nicely done; especially given likely jet lag! BTW Thought the 11mm on the ZV E1 looked good! ‘It doesn’t matter how many times you shower, you stay wet and never dry’….now are you talking about where you are or Toronto in the summer?
Both!!
Hi Mark, I love the content that you’ve been putting out. I am looking to try a little bit of everything with photography and videography. The photography would be of cycling and running, so is there a camera under $1000 that can produce high quality images and videos? Does a poor rolling shutter affect panning images? (Can panning be done with the zv e10?)
Thanks!
Yes poor rolling shutter will affect panning images, but you will only see it when shooting electronic shutter (silent mode). If you shoot with mechanical shutter in the zv-e10 you’ll be fine.
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis Alright thanks!
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis another question about the zv e10 - how fast does the pan need to be when taking a video for the rolling shutter to ruin the quality? Would cross country runners or track runners too fast of a pan? Are there any alternative cameras that would be better off in this situation?
Hi Mark, when I use the link I come to a Webseite where there are listed many different vnds mostly 1-9 stops. I think it's because the doesn't work in germany than it should, I don't know. Do you have the "name" of it?
here it is on the German site - I’ll see if I can update the link for Germany amzn.to/3MLkVoY
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis thank you
I used to use K&F ND filters, but I came across the "X" shading a little too often. Now, I use the Revoring step up ring. It's a spring loaded step up ring, where you twist it to fit the lens filter size of your lens. The one I have works with lenses with a 49mm to 62mm filter size. And the mount is for 67mm filters. I have two 67mm Freewell variable NDs, the 2-5 and 6-9. I never get any vignetting or X shading. For me the Freewells are just as good as the Peter McKinnons at half the price. ND filters FTW!
This particualr KandF has hard stops - so no x pattern luckily.
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis Do you have a link for that one?
It should be the link in the description - is it not?
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis Ahh. Of course. LOL
Hi from Côte d'Ivoire, welcome, enjoy the holiday season.
That’s where I am!!
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis Yep, I saw that when you showed the meteo 😁. I don't leave my ND behind when using my A7iv as you explained.
What a talented reviewer ❤
So talented 🤣🤣
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis i really like you review most . I’m interested in Sony rx10m4 . Can you say something about that. Thanks!
This video about only nd filter not about camera. Misleading
It is literally the title of the video. And I’m POINTING to it in the thumbnail. There is zero misleading about it - and I use the camera in the video AND talked about it. AND every video on the channel lately is about the ZV-E1. Please do not watch the previous vids on the camera or the future other videos on the camera that are free of charge if this is your attitude. Some people.
What is the meaning of Sony ZV e1 in Africa 43 Digree ????