You do more for nobodies willing to put in a little effort in their new-bie phase, than most other TH-camrs ever manage to finally get to after a ton of sideshow about themselves. Your entire dynamic seems to be about giving us a basic toolset for "our" selves, and then how to get the most out of that minimal toolset, where it really counts: smart, critical thinking about how to setup a scene using those tools. And yet manage to do it all in a dynamic, always beautiful environment using footage from your epic adventures, which reminds us how these skills are lent in beautiful scenarios and that our produced content can someday elevate us to these kinds of environments also, even if we're not there yet in both skill and location. In these specific videos, you always make it feel like a person who dedicates their efforts to simple, easy-to-understand repetitive steps can and will give that person more value about how to do the most with what they have, rather than focusing on the importance of what new gadgets they don't yet have. So few other creators are going through these A-to-B, 5-Simple-Steps in a visually encouraging way that doesn't overwhelm someone who is not yet accustomed to "getting to work and making it count" regularly. So I just wanted to say: thank you for that - I find that I am coming back to your channel more frequently than most others now, and each time I do, I find new reasons to respect you and your team for their dedication to people like me, still just struggling to get it together and understand what I also have to offer.
Great tips - especially the one about just filming in S-Cinetone in the home office. Also a good reminder to mix up the shots. I find I get a little lazy when I’m out there.
Cool video, well done ! When traveling i'd like to use outdoors a portable compact RGB light to light me up at distances of 5-7m. How many Watts and Lumens would it have to be in your opinion to work well both at cloudy day and at night ?
Hey Jeven, love your content brother! What bag do you daily carry? I’m trying to fit an M50 w/ 10-18 on it and mic attached. Also normal everyday stuff. There seem to be just so many options.
Dear All, Im new on this, concentrating more on shorts, publishing videos about homemade coffee and street food. Im struggling to bring more followers/views on my page. I have a question for you, what time do you normally post your videos, Im UK based.
I hate slightly cloudy days because the sky is just blown out white and creates a crazy contrast to basically everything im shooting. Either give me low, dark clouds or give me a clear or semi-clear sky.
Man, every time I watch videos and I see people filming themselves hiking, I just think how much extra walking they need to do just to set up the cameras lol
Everytime I see any of your wider shots I get an indescribable feeling. The way you compose your wide shots, how you use depth and motion creates this magical, immersive feeling. It's always a pleasure learning from you!
Your content is really helpful. I wish one day I would have enough skill to join you for one of your trips. I definitely will learn tons of knowledge. Thanks for sharing Jeven.
I guess I'm just an old fuddy duddy, but I've never understood the fascination with filming one's self. When I'm outside I am too busy having fun to worry about filming myself so I can say, "look at me having fun!"
Great tips, thanks for this Jeven. I film almost exclusively outside so these are great pointers. I film myself in endurance events so can't control what time of day and where the sun is, but this makes me think I should prioritize some shots during the lower sun times and make sure to take advantage of the lighting more. Great stuff!
One of the most annoying things in my opinion about TH-cam other than ads and commercials are the placements of those ads and commercials, always being placed in the most inconvenient awkward places. Why are content creators on TH-cam who are monetized not able to select specific spots in their videos for where ads and commercials can be placed? This really boggles my mind . The whole reason that people watch TH-cam or at least my reason anyway, originally is because there were no commercials. Now that there are they should at least figure out a way to make them not awkward and stupid.
@@JevenDovey thanks this helps out a lot. Not to mention I was watching a a video you did on color grading and what you use inside as oppose to outside and I didn't know you used Cine I thought it was a log pro.
Learn all the tools for Color Grading and what choices to make when working on color geni.us/kNsrG
Videos like this are the reason you’re narrowing in on 1M 🎉 You deserve it. Your videos are great!
IKR? Why is he not at 2M already? His videos are always well explained for viewers at all levels.
Couldn’t agree more! And so inspiring ❤
That small little tripod you're shown using at 3:23 mark...what is it, and do you like it? Been looking for something very much like it.
You do more for nobodies willing to put in a little effort in their new-bie phase, than most other TH-camrs ever manage to finally get to after a ton of sideshow about themselves. Your entire dynamic seems to be about giving us a basic toolset for "our" selves, and then how to get the most out of that minimal toolset, where it really counts: smart, critical thinking about how to setup a scene using those tools. And yet manage to do it all in a dynamic, always beautiful environment using footage from your epic adventures, which reminds us how these skills are lent in beautiful scenarios and that our produced content can someday elevate us to these kinds of environments also, even if we're not there yet in both skill and location. In these specific videos, you always make it feel like a person who dedicates their efforts to simple, easy-to-understand repetitive steps can and will give that person more value about how to do the most with what they have, rather than focusing on the importance of what new gadgets they don't yet have. So few other creators are going through these A-to-B, 5-Simple-Steps in a visually encouraging way that doesn't overwhelm someone who is not yet accustomed to "getting to work and making it count" regularly. So I just wanted to say: thank you for that - I find that I am coming back to your channel more frequently than most others now, and each time I do, I find new reasons to respect you and your team for their dedication to people like me, still just struggling to get it together and understand what I also have to offer.
Great vlog and great tips Jeven, thank you for sharing. 👍🏽
Beautiful shots, and helpful content. Glad I found your channel. Subscribed 👍
As always...great tips and content.
Genuinely helpful. Thank you for these tips.
Great tips for filming outdoors. Thanks for sharing.
Great tips - especially the one about just filming in S-Cinetone in the home office. Also a good reminder to mix up the shots. I find I get a little lazy when I’m out there.
Mixing up shots helps keep a viewer engaged. 😀
Absolutely needed this, thank you!
How do you handle white balance when you are out rolling a-roll far from your camera?
Great tips especially for an outdoor channel like myself! Great vid Jeven.
مشاءالله تبارك الله عليك 👍👌🌹❤️🙏
Cool video, well done ! When traveling i'd like to use outdoors a portable compact RGB light to light me up at distances of 5-7m. How many Watts and Lumens would it have to be in your opinion to work well both at cloudy day and at night ?
Is that the Royal Enfield, Andhra Pradesh, Bharat (India)? love that machine
Hey Jeven, love your content brother! What bag do you daily carry? I’m trying to fit an M50 w/ 10-18 on it and mic attached. Also normal everyday stuff. There seem to be just so many options.
Great vidéo, very Interesting. Thanks from France🗼
These are great tips. Im a photographer; so glad I found your channel. Looking forward to watching all your content!
Dear All,
Im new on this, concentrating more on shorts, publishing videos about homemade coffee and street food. Im struggling to bring more followers/views on my page.
I have a question for you, what time do you normally post your videos, Im UK based.
Cheers for sharing your expert tips and your friend wad so funny saying yeah, when you mentioned your face looked much better in the shade haha 😂😜😏
Some microphones can be bloothooth? And is there and app for Android phones for these types of needs? Ill sure look into it.
Those tips are gold. Thx.
I hate slightly cloudy days because the sky is just blown out white and creates a crazy contrast to basically everything im shooting.
Either give me low, dark clouds or give me a clear or semi-clear sky.
The DJI wireless mic has helped me make better content. I highly recommend it!
Man, every time I watch videos and I see people filming themselves hiking, I just think how much extra walking they need to do just to set up the cameras lol
thanks for the tips, watching from Mindanao Philippines
Everytime I see any of your wider shots I get an indescribable feeling. The way you compose your wide shots, how you use depth and motion creates this magical, immersive feeling. It's always a pleasure learning from you!
Your content is really helpful. I wish one day I would have enough skill to join you for one of your trips. I definitely will learn tons of knowledge. Thanks for sharing Jeven.
I'll do more group trips & workshops in the future!
@@JevenDovey I’m looking forward to it.
Cheers man, will keep these tips in mind in Cambodia in 12DAYS!!!!!
Have fun!
Always great tips! How are we going to celebrate 1M subscribers?? You're knocking on that door!
Not sure yet! Going to have to plan something 😀
Thanks for your useful video
I guess I'm just an old fuddy duddy, but I've never understood the fascination with filming one's self. When I'm outside I am too busy having fun to worry about filming myself so I can say, "look at me having fun!"
For many creators it’s our job. We get to combine our passion of making videos and the outdoors while getting paid for it.
Thank you for sharing. Awesome! 😃👍
Always ! 👏 👏 👏 ❤❤❤ Happy Holiday coming.
Thank you so much for the tips...
Good😎
A lot of are trying to learn how to shot by yourself activity videos. This video is gold.
Great tips, thanks for this Jeven. I film almost exclusively outside so these are great pointers. I film myself in endurance events so can't control what time of day and where the sun is, but this makes me think I should prioritize some shots during the lower sun times and make sure to take advantage of the lighting more. Great stuff!
Thank you Jeven for the tips. Peace!
Great tips! Thank you! ✌
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I enjoy your tutorials
"Racoon eyes" ... LOL
Nice vid mate, helpful🤗
Another important video..! Thanks a lot Jeven for sharing this 😀 It will help me as well as many other people. Waiting for the next one
thanks its usefull
Thanks Jeven! Nice tutorial with very useful information for us wannabes.
Great help thank you so much
One of the most annoying things in my opinion about TH-cam other than ads and commercials are the placements of those ads and commercials, always being placed in the most inconvenient awkward places. Why are content creators on TH-cam who are monetized not able to select specific spots in their videos for where ads and commercials can be placed? This really boggles my mind . The whole reason that people watch TH-cam or at least my reason anyway, originally is because there were no commercials. Now that there are they should at least figure out a way to make them not awkward and stupid.
Get premium and all the ads go away. It’s magic
@@JevenDovey yeah, no thanks. Good video though, I appreciate your channel.
Thank you. Please tell me do you shoot in 1080p or 4k?
I personally shoot everything in 4k. However, most viewers probably wont see a difference when watching your videos
@@JevenDovey thank you
why do you upload your videos in 4 2:1???
I like the look of 2:1.
You were in Andhra Pradesh ! India !
Yup. Video is coming out in a couple weeks from the trip
*what is that table you are sitting at called? or did you build it?*
Here's my office tour: th-cam.com/video/AIRRy5CjSpA/w-d-xo.html
@@JevenDovey thanks this helps out a lot. Not to mention I was watching a a video you did on color grading and what you use inside as oppose to outside and I didn't know you used Cine I thought it was a log pro.
You were in India???
Yes
whats the vlogging tripod on 3:37 ?
Its the Sony Vlog tripod: amzn.to/3EIbPou
@@JevenDovey thanks man i really appreciate the response
Well done! How do you always know exactly what info I need to learn? ;7)
Glad to help!
Wondering when “filming” became a generic word for recording.
its been used for a while
@@JevenDovey I know. And it still irritates me. You do a good job with your channel. Just loath that inaccurate term. My OCD, I guess.