My ONE Invaluable Tip For Outdoor Filmmakers, YouTubers And Photographers!
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This video is about my one invaluable tip for outdoor filmmakers, TH-camrs and photographers!
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Hi everyone! I'm still working away at the upcoming adventure vids but thought I'd share a short outdoor filmmaking & photography tip in the meantime. Hope you enjoy it and have a great weekend! :)
Looking forward to it, thanks chris. Stay safe
I am not a camera buff and even i found this really interesting, thanks Chris!! Can’t wait to see what is ahead for you, julia and Cedar❣️
Cool! Glad to hear and thanks for watching! :)
Great tip thanks Chris good to see you, I hope Julia and Cedar are doing okay. Here's to a happy new year of adventures. 😀
Run, Chris, Run!
Thanks for the tip!
Stay safe, be well, and take good care.
My best to you, from here in the Allegheny National Forest in Northwestern Pennsylvania, where a rodent and a bunch of old men have declared an extra six weeks of winter.
Great tip! Sensor dust is always an annoying issue in the backcountry, especially on windy days or if it’s been a really dry summer. I will be using this tip from now on! Thank you!
Thanks Matt! I hear ya :)
It's so nice to see your video's. Can't wait for the next trip. Hope Julia and Ceder are doing well.
Thanks Tim! Hope all's well with you :)
Great to see you again,, hope all is well with your family,, looking forward to more videos.
Thanks Dustin! Hope all's well with you and your family too :)
It's been awhile since the last video. Nice to see another one
Thanks Rauno! :)
Several months ago there was some dust on my sensor after a trip and I stupidly tried to blow it off instead of using the rocket, which wound up getting spittle on my sensor. One of the photographers I follow tests a lot of equipment like this for his field work and one of the things he recommended was the swab kit from Photographic Solutions (or Photosol). You kind of don't need the testing/feedback loop kit, but just the swabs (get the one for whatever appropriate sensor size) with the cleaning fluid. Doesn't leave streaks and works perfectly well. Recommended.
Solid advice! Thanks Chris!
Great tip and the best intro. I might need you to make more stuff so I can binge more of your videos.
Thanks for sharing, I'll have to pass this along to my photographer friends. Also thanks for the laugh 🏃♀️😂, its always a pleasure seeing one of your videos pop up in the feed. Best wishes to you and yours, stay safe and be well.
Thanks so much Vince! Glad to hear :)
Very useful tip.
Initially I fell for the carabiner and I was waiting to see how you use it. Funny!
Glad to hear! Thanks for watching :)
I just finished a video of the lake superior coastal trail and had this problem! Had spots the whole time and didn't notice cause the a6500 dims the screen while shooting in 4k.. Was able to fix some static shots in post but couldn't fix the moving shots. This is a fantastic tip I'll probably be using every time I shoot!
That was very helpful, thanks!
Glad to hear! Thanks for watching Rainer :)
Love the Monty Python timpani run.
Thanks, Mitchell! You’re the first to mention the reference from Monty Python - I was beginning to think no one would notice 😄
@@ChrisProuse Their loss.
To be sure, good carabiners are quite useful... 😁
(But thanks, I need to go try this right now. Of course it's dark outside. ... )
Haha, hope it goes well Art! :)
Charged static items can remove dust, such as a hair comb, after slight modifications... that said, I cannot wait to see another great adventure video from you. Stay safe/
when are you going to post the amazing videos again.. lol/
Great video Chris! You are an absolute gem. I share the sentiments of others: it would be great to see more videos like this one. You are so talented and so articulate, a totally natural teacher. Also, I’ve been loving the cute IG stories with Cedar. Keep up the amazing work!
Awesome tip. I remember having problems with my old Canon Rebel XT when bicycle touring around the great lakes back in 2003 - 2007 time frame. Cameras have come a long way since then still this was a good reminder to pay attention before I regret not paying attention. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks! I hear ya - I've lost a shot from time to time :)
Hi Chris, where is part 2 of the last trip you had (with bear visit) 😊 Great tip, time to start looking more closely at our x-t4’s - nothing visible but not checked like this. Thanks.
Thank you! Working away at part 2 right now :)
@@ChrisProuse excellent! I hope you are all keeping well.
Love it! “And Bobs your uncle...you’re good to go.”
you guys hitting the park this year? bringing Cedar?
i wish more oems would put a cover over the sensor in-body like for canon mirrorless. would obviate the need for this and constant sensor cleaning. also, adjusting all the other parameters so you don't shoot with iris wide open or closed all the way will also avoid sensor dust being seen too if you have the problem and can't clean it in the field.
Great tip Chris! I tried it and it does really help to see the spots better! I've actually had this issue with my camera for a while now, at least a few months. Noticed it in my photos on the computer. I've already tried the different steps that you listed in the video a few times. I've heard about the last step you mentioned, cleaning the actual sensor itself. Not sure if I want to attempt that on my own or not lol! I guess maybe if it gets bad enough. At least with photography I can easily edit the dark spots out if they show up in the photo. Video would be a bit more complicated. Take care Chris!
Thanks Josie! You should give it a shot - just take your time with it. I believe in you! :)
@@ChrisProuse Thanks! :)
Chris, I can't tell you how disappointed I was when I bought my first mirrorless camera a Sony A7S ii and came to the realization that it was impossible to change lenses without getting dust and pollen on the sensor. I ended up getting a Sony zoom lenses which lives on on the A7s ii and never comes off. For stills, had my old 500C CLAd and I just kept shooting film.
Thanks for this! I have stopped using my “expensive” camera because of those dang spots! I will try this and see if it helps.
Take care! ❤️
You're welcome - hope it works! :)
Great advice, thanks Chris! Loved the wtf 🤔 intro! 😄
I was at B and H the other day!
Learned something new! Thanks Chris! :o)
Excellent tip. I hope to catch the next patreon video. Timing hasn't worked out great lately. 😕
Thanks Courtney! The next one should be on Sunday - hope to see you then! :)
Great stuff! Thanks!
BRB...currently checking my sensor
Very useful.
Greetings from Latvia! ;)
Thanks for watching Martins! :)
I should really read the manual to my camera lol , is this only on a dslr ? I have a GoPro and a Panasonic supper zoom , should I be considered about this problem?
Hey OG! Ya, it's more for DSLR's and mirrorless cameras. You could use to the trick to tell if something has gotten inside of the Pany super zoom... but you'd likely have to send it into Panasonic to have them service the camera, so you may not want to find out, lol. Hope all's well :)
@@ChrisProuse things are good , I’m honestly just trying to find a way to bring the super zoom where I have easier access to it when I want it while I’m in the boat . GoPro does most of the work on the water .
Ive missed you!!!
Missed you too! Thanks for watching :)
ALL MINE 😍😙😙😙
Should have stopped at the carabiner lol. I have no idea about the f somethings. Time to learn i guess...
Thanks, again, for these great tips & technical advice!
DON'T READ BELOW!
.. unless you want LOL!!
..as a former (semi) grad student from Art School from Philly.. I was dinosaured in late '80's;
..'gelatan' based cellulose acetate, my demise; emulsions made luscious with 'Silver' produced tones; numbering up to 256 grays... & not "Vegan"!!
Uggh!!!
Sorry Girls..
..my wife was "Vegan" when we met for the first time and I went 'Vegetarian' for many years with her.. but I was also an aspiring master chef, sorry again..
ArtPhotography, major & experimental short films, minor so I missed the 🛶.. never made the conversion to digital..
was too upset.. I started developing my own "Tri-X" when I was 12 years old because my childhood neighbor was a photographer.. and he had a 13 year old girl that had a "crush" on me! ..alas I was a art & science dudette and i didn't notice "girls"!?!
Sorry, again!! TMI
Thanks for watching :)
Great tip! Would love to see more tips on outdoor filmmaking 👍
Thanks so much Matilda! Glad to hear :)
Awesome tip! Thanks Chris! Caribeaners are great 😏
Thank you! They certainly are ;)
*note to self: sensor dust exist and don't you dare to clean it by yourself* :D
Haha, thanks for watching! :)
Or... never take of your lens :D