Here’s the vlog I talk about at the end. Next video I will do a breakdown of these frames as my first time being a commercial DP. th-cam.com/video/Hlxg94HGwgY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=yvnkwo6rLcQePRvK
hey the fruit that are eat at 11:00 we have them in my country. i live in the cayman islands. here we call them sea grapes and they are perfectly safe to eat
@@bushgearreview It’s easy when I just show who I am. No fake persona. It would be exhausting to have a TH-cam personality. Thanks for checking out the vids!
@@videopromike it’s very handy. After 2 years of use, it’s showing some where. All I really need to do is add some loctite and it should be fine it’s great for coining mics and small lights. I wouldn’t risk heavier setups.
A great thing you will find with the CFA cards , is the downloading is million times faster than SD cards . It just zooms along , way faster than XQD cards too.
@@davidmorefield The first time I down loaded them I thought something was wrong and that I hadn't recorded the whole interview , so fast , worth it for that alone . I had bought 4 x 128GB Sony tough SD cards , which were also expensive when they first came out , and now never use them , just backup if needed .
I recommend looking into the Falcam F50 QR plate. I haven't found a manfrotto style plate it cant grab onto. Plus its much quicker on and off the tripod. Great job on the commercials. I always have to hunt down the completed works too. Just part of the game!
@@FilmedByHendrix This is Adam’s manfrotto plate. I was definitely scared the entire time haha. The factory plate which is still on my camera, locks perfectly. It’s great to see that a commercial actually worked well for their marketing dollars!
You need to use the top/side loading plate that comes with the E-Image GH06, then it will catch on the safety lock. Looks like you were using a different plate
I had the Kessler kwik arca standard before but the production I’m on are often renting bigger cameras like fx9, c500, Amira, ursa g2 etc with the angenuix zooms, I invested in a nice sachtler head but quickly realized I wasn’t able to properly balance these types of rigs on the tripod with out some type of sliding mechanisms so I moved to the Arri standard which definitely has is cons but I was able to find the patented bright tangerine “open up left field quick release”wich allows me to quickly and securely mount any Arri dovetail (even out of spec ones)from the top load position
How's the autofocus on the sigma? When I pick up my fx3, I'm thinking about getting the new Sigma 24-70 II. I like the Sony GM, but I'd rather not spend the extra $1,000 if I don't have to, I would much rather pick up a 70-200 as a second lens... for something just as good. -- Also would love to see a review down the line about the CF express cards, they are on my list as well.
@@ty-k6708 honestly I didn’t stress test the autofocus much. It was just these simple interviews on sticks. The gmii is expensive but I really like this lens. It’s light, small and has an iris ring. Autofocus is really good. Yeah, I will definitely share my thoughts on CFexpress.
@@davidmorefield Cool. Maybe then I'll just bite the bullet and go GM glass. I can always get the 70-200 GM mark I. Still a good lens and it's a lot less than the 70-200 GM II. - Thanks.
I have Impact and Matthews/American. You def get what you pay for. I use the Impact for little light things like holding my wireless receiver bar that holds four receivers. But for lights and real use, American or Matthews are the gold standard. MSE and Norms are decent too.
@ I’ve made it work for years with impact, neewer, and cowboy studio stands. But once I bought a Matthew’s stand again recently, I remembered why I never saw those brands back in the day when I ran a grip truck. I’ll be sticking to premium brands from now on. They really are just better. Would I recommend a client build out their home studio with premium stands over impact or kupo? Probably not. But for me, I’m paying the extra ~48%. Buy once, cry once is real.
what was the issue with your fx6...I just bought mine and I dont wanna make any mistakes...I heard something bout using 3rd party sd cards is that true
@@corriecatlin7900 I don’t have conclusive evidence but you can watch the last 5 videos to draw up a theory. There are a ton of valuable comments from users in each of those videos.
My 2 cents, but you're making your client overcomplicate and spend unnecessary money on that green screen setup. If there's house power, use that, no need for the expensive vmounts and charger setup especially with it being a fixed setup that isn't being transported or needing remote power.
@@garrettgoerlvisuals my idea is if we have batteries then I can quickly relocate stands and lights without plugging in. But I think I can go with a mix of our approaches, keep the lights set for the green screen on house power and the lights for the subject (weather they are at green screen or kitchen or living room in battery power. This client is really particular. While it might be overkill, I think they would pay for the convenience of battery.
I just started making vlogs on youtube, what advice do you have to grow my audience and eventually make some money off of it? I would love to just be in the position that you are in to make some side income.
@@potatosack-lol My advice is to authentically be yourself. That will establish trust with your audience. If they can sense you faking it, then it feels like disingenuous. There’s no need to imitate anyone bc your perspective and personality is unique. I think it’s pretty fair to say that if you watch my vlogs, you are seeing an accurate representation of myself. It’s also too exhausting to pretend to be someone else. Do that and keep experimenting with content ideas until you find what you like!
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Here’s the vlog I talk about at the end. Next video I will do a breakdown of these frames as my first time being a commercial DP.
th-cam.com/video/Hlxg94HGwgY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=yvnkwo6rLcQePRvK
hey the fruit that are eat at 11:00 we have them in my country. i live in the cayman islands. here we call them sea grapes and they are perfectly safe to eat
@@Joshua-McField Phew! Good to know haha 😂
love the boom arm setup, always delivering on the efficency tips
@@avx111 This one is way better than the traditional Y grip. I’ll be going in depth on the next video.
Good to see you back out on site in the vlogs-keep up the great work!
@@stewartmunrovideo Bro get me out of these talking head videos about Sony issues. I’m glad to be back in the field as well!
That cineback rig looks super clean! I have another version of the Smallrig softbox too. Definitely a steal at the price.
The commercial looks like it turned out great - would love a deep dive into seeing what that process was like!
@@CollinJung Yeah that will be a fun video to make. I’ll do it!
Love watching your down to earth & chilled informative Vlogs 🙂
@@bushgearreview It’s easy when I just show who I am. No fake persona. It would be exhausting to have a TH-cam personality. Thanks for checking out the vids!
That boom stand is cool! I knew you had it but I guess I’ve never seen you collapse it before.
@@videopromike it’s very handy. After 2 years of use, it’s showing some where. All I really need to do is add some loctite and it should be fine it’s great for coining mics and small lights. I wouldn’t risk heavier setups.
A great thing you will find with the CFA cards , is the downloading is million times faster than SD cards . It just zooms along , way faster than XQD cards too.
@@robinprobyn1971 I look forward to it haha. I’ve had those slow offload speeds my whole life.
@@davidmorefield The first time I down loaded them I thought something was wrong and that I hadn't recorded the whole interview , so fast , worth it for that alone . I had bought 4 x 128GB Sony tough SD cards , which were also expensive when they first came out , and now never use them , just backup if needed .
Just about to use the 28-105 for a little doc work in Texas. Glad to see it’s on your radar as well!!!
@@chrisaaronfilms Let me know how it goes!
@ It’s a beefy lens!!! The image quality is amazing and the AF was great in conjunction with AF Hold. And the weather sealing is great!
Really interested in your next video for solo documentary gear. That’s exactly what I’m trying to budget for right now.
@@CedarSpringWolf I will have a huge breakdown of every item and why I chose them.
I recommend looking into the Falcam F50 QR plate. I haven't found a manfrotto style plate it cant grab onto. Plus its much quicker on and off the tripod.
Great job on the commercials. I always have to hunt down the completed works too. Just part of the game!
@@FilmedByHendrix This is Adam’s manfrotto plate. I was definitely scared the entire time haha. The factory plate which is still on my camera, locks perfectly.
It’s great to see that a commercial actually worked well for their marketing dollars!
You need to use the top/side loading plate that comes with the E-Image GH06, then it will catch on the safety lock. Looks like you were using a different plate
@@marklholloway Correct. That’s what I am explaining. All plates are not the same.
Yes, you can eat them. Where I am from they are called sea grapes. Another amazing video 👍🏼
@@og975 Thanks haha. It’s about time I got confirmation from someone
Switched all my tripods and shoulder plates to the Arri style dovetail
@@CountryManners How do you like it? I’m not the biggest fan of mounting a sliding dovetail
I had the Kessler kwik arca standard before but the production I’m on are often renting bigger cameras like fx9, c500, Amira, ursa g2 etc with the angenuix zooms, I invested in a nice sachtler head but quickly realized I wasn’t able to properly balance these types of rigs on the tripod with out some type of sliding mechanisms so I moved to the Arri standard which definitely has is cons but I was able to find the patented bright tangerine “open up left field quick release”wich allows me to quickly and securely mount any Arri dovetail (even out of spec ones)from the top load position
@ Yeah that left field system looks awesome.
How's the autofocus on the sigma? When I pick up my fx3, I'm thinking about getting the new Sigma 24-70 II. I like the Sony GM, but I'd rather not spend the extra $1,000 if I don't have to, I would much rather pick up a 70-200 as a second lens... for something just as good. -- Also would love to see a review down the line about the CF express cards, they are on my list as well.
@@ty-k6708 honestly I didn’t stress test the autofocus much. It was just these simple interviews on sticks.
The gmii is expensive but I really like this lens. It’s light, small and has an iris ring. Autofocus is really good.
Yeah, I will definitely share my thoughts on CFexpress.
@@davidmorefield Cool. Maybe then I'll just bite the bullet and go GM glass. I can always get the 70-200 GM mark I. Still a good lens and it's a lot less than the 70-200 GM II. - Thanks.
Love the community aspect of TH-cam!
I also want to figure out how to make more on TH-cam. I know I need to post more haha
@@jonwaldman94 It’s definitely has potential to grow bigger and bigger. Investing in it now is probably a good idea.
Do you have the B&H credit card? Not sure how everything is taxed for different states, but it’s been clutch for buying camera gear, saving about 8%.
@@timgersten No I haven’t but that sounds smart.
2:10 is what I'm looking out for :)
@@moocorp It’ll will come out soon
the dji mics are nice for event work but if you add a lav mic to the transmitter make sure you test it. They don’t play nice with every lav
@@TradeshowThomas My gear is tested before it’s taken on a shoot.
Add the links to your commercials. I'd love to check them out.
@@georgeg6036 Will do in the next video!
The media is in!! Just in time.
Finally decided I’m done spending money on Kupo and Impact stands. For me anyway. Matthew’s or American Grip all the way.
I have Impact and Matthews/American. You def get what you pay for. I use the Impact for little light things like holding my wireless receiver bar that holds four receivers. But for lights and real use, American or Matthews are the gold standard. MSE and Norms are decent too.
@ I’ve made it work for years with impact, neewer, and cowboy studio stands. But once I bought a Matthew’s stand again recently, I remembered why I never saw those brands back in the day when I ran a grip truck. I’ll be sticking to premium brands from now on. They really are just better. Would I recommend a client build out their home studio with premium stands over impact or kupo? Probably not. But for me, I’m paying the extra ~48%. Buy once, cry once is real.
what was the issue with your fx6...I just bought mine and I dont wanna make any mistakes...I heard something bout using 3rd party sd cards is that true
@@corriecatlin7900 I don’t have conclusive evidence but you can watch the last 5 videos to draw up a theory. There are a ton of valuable comments from users in each of those videos.
My 2 cents, but you're making your client overcomplicate and spend unnecessary money on that green screen setup. If there's house power, use that, no need for the expensive vmounts and charger setup especially with it being a fixed setup that isn't being transported or needing remote power.
@@garrettgoerlvisuals my idea is if we have batteries then I can quickly relocate stands and lights without plugging in. But I think I can go with a mix of our approaches, keep the lights set for the green screen on house power and the lights for the subject (weather they are at green screen or kitchen or living room in battery power.
This client is really particular. While it might be overkill, I think they would pay for the convenience of battery.
I just started making vlogs on youtube, what advice do you have to grow my audience and eventually make some money off of it? I would love to just be in the position that you are in to make some side income.
@@potatosack-lol My advice is to authentically be yourself. That will establish trust with your audience. If they can sense you faking it, then it feels like disingenuous.
There’s no need to imitate anyone bc your perspective and personality is unique. I think it’s pretty fair to say that if you watch my vlogs, you are seeing an accurate representation of myself. It’s also too exhausting to pretend to be someone else.
Do that and keep experimenting with content ideas until you find what you like!
Did you say "spray and pray"?
@@idletimeproductions4956 Yes
What monitor is that??
@@hhankx It’s a 7” Portkeys
I'm done with sony. NEVER AGAIN
@@Samvisualarts Did you have problems?