Between 37:00 and 40:00 what an incredible series of pieces ! This Quartz is sick and this Dioptase is crazy, never seen a Dioptase of this size in such a good quality ! My God !
I get such a giggle when Daniel says "this is such an old old thing" ~ beautiful beauties ~ isn't Mother Nature marvelous?! ~ you have given me such delight tonight Thank You ~ I'm hungry to dig 🕊🔮🕯🧚🏻♀️🎶
These shows are done so well. It begins with the most beautiful minerals in the world and just keeps getting better. Fantastic work! The quartz at 37.20 min is breathtaking 46.06 wow. The golds always get me :D Spectacular vanadinite
Great video as always, nobody does mineral specimen videos as well as Bluecapproductions. Daniel, has always been one of my favorite guests. Just a couple of small suggestions; 1- A problem the last few years with mineral videos, has been filming with the strong lighting from the new display cases. You guys have figured that out better than anyone. However because on this video you moved the camera very fast, going from specimen, to specimen, that combined with the display lights, made it hard for the camera, and our eyes to focus. I suggest that you slow the camera down, on future videos, to help keep things in focus. Also besides the focus issues, I never saw one of your videos filmed at such a fast pace. I don't think faster is better. Daniel, is also very interesting, when he talks about the specimens, but at that speed he was less in-depth. Next time, try to slow him down, hahaha. 2- You experienced guys can look at a specimen, and often know what it is and where it is from. That is harder for many of your viewers to do. In the past you put the specimens info, type, local, etc ... in captions, on the screen, for a few seconds, for each different specimen, before chatting about it. That made it easy to follow. I suggest that you do that again, on future videos. 3- We see many of the same types of specimens, on the videos. Fluorites, Tourmalines, Pakistan Aquamarines, etc ... They are very nice, but often I see you guys ignore some different, and interesting specimens. I often will see a specimen that interests me, "what is that beautiful green specimen?", but you guys pass by it, to show another Pakistan aquamarine, ... I would love to see more variety, and different things, not just what is trending, because we will see the same things, from dealer, to dealer. 4- I love it when the interviewer has lots of knowledge, and insights, on specimens. The man who did your interviews on the shows, in the past was a legend. Too bad he retired, he was so interesting. The young girl on some of your videos, does a decent job, but she lacks the experience, and insights, of the older hosts. - Again your shows are clearly number #1. Just a few small critiques to help you keep your great shows on the top.
Great input. Thank you for taking the time to share. We'll try to slow down the pace of how much we show but even we get caught up in, "What's next?!?!?!?" As for the titles, we still do that HOWEVER the first part of Daniel's interviews (when we're looking at the minerals in the cases) have never had titles just because we buzz through them so quickly. As for the narrators, yes, Wilber was a legend but, as you say, Lauren is doing VERY well and we're thrilled to have her as part of our team!
Good post, but I have to disagree with your comment on the young lady completely!!! Lauren is FAR more knowledgeable than most of the actual dealers showing their goods...she learned well and from the best, her dad!!! She is exactly what the mineral world needs...youthful excitement and extremely intelligent and personable!!! She's a winner!!! I'd put her up against the best of them 😎
"Thats a fun object" wow who says that. I get it minerals are exciting but your forcing your words into this poor mans ears and he is shutting down. Let him talk
Wow, you know your going to get an amazing selection when Daniel Trinchillo is involved . truly stunning .
Best 58 minutes 15 seconds I've spent in a long time 👊😎👍
Best minerals, guests and videos anywhere!!!!
Thanks for all you do!!!! 😁
Thank YOU!!!! I'm overjoyed that you enjoyed it so much!
Between 37:00 and 40:00 what an incredible series of pieces !
This Quartz is sick and this Dioptase is crazy, never seen a Dioptase of this size in such a good quality ! My God !
I get such a giggle when Daniel says "this is such an old old thing" ~ beautiful beauties ~ isn't Mother Nature marvelous?! ~ you have given me such delight tonight Thank You ~ I'm hungry to dig 🕊🔮🕯🧚🏻♀️🎶
Absolutely gorgeous
These shows are done so well. It begins with the most beautiful minerals in the world and just keeps getting better. Fantastic work! The quartz at 37.20 min is breathtaking 46.06 wow. The golds always get me :D Spectacular vanadinite
Glad you like them!
Luved that Morganite !!
Great video as always, nobody does mineral specimen videos as well as Bluecapproductions. Daniel, has always been one of my favorite guests. Just a couple of small suggestions;
1- A problem the last few years with mineral videos, has been filming with the strong lighting from the new display cases. You guys have figured that out better than anyone. However because on this video you moved the camera very fast, going from specimen, to specimen, that combined with the display lights, made it hard for the camera, and our eyes to focus. I suggest that you slow the camera down, on future videos, to help keep things in focus. Also besides the focus issues, I never saw one of your videos filmed at such a fast pace. I don't think faster is better. Daniel, is also very interesting, when he talks about the specimens, but at that speed he was less in-depth. Next time, try to slow him down, hahaha.
2- You experienced guys can look at a specimen, and often know what it is and where it is from. That is harder for many of your viewers to do. In the past you put the specimens info, type, local, etc ... in captions, on the screen, for a few seconds, for each different specimen, before chatting about it. That made it easy to follow. I suggest that you do that again, on future videos.
3- We see many of the same types of specimens, on the videos. Fluorites, Tourmalines, Pakistan Aquamarines, etc ... They are very nice, but often I see you guys ignore some different, and interesting specimens. I often will see a specimen that interests me, "what is that beautiful green specimen?", but you guys pass by it, to show another Pakistan aquamarine, ... I would love to see more variety, and different things, not just what is trending, because we will see the same things, from dealer, to dealer.
4- I love it when the interviewer has lots of knowledge, and insights, on specimens. The man who did your interviews on the shows, in the past was a legend. Too bad he retired, he was so interesting. The young girl on some of your videos, does a decent job, but she lacks the experience, and insights, of the older hosts.
- Again your shows are clearly number #1. Just a few small critiques to help you keep your great shows on the top.
Great input. Thank you for taking the time to share. We'll try to slow down the pace of how much we show but even we get caught up in, "What's next?!?!?!?" As for the titles, we still do that HOWEVER the first part of Daniel's interviews (when we're looking at the minerals in the cases) have never had titles just because we buzz through them so quickly. As for the narrators, yes, Wilber was a legend but, as you say, Lauren is doing VERY well and we're thrilled to have her as part of our team!
Good post, but I have to disagree with your comment on the young lady completely!!!
Lauren is FAR more knowledgeable than most of the actual dealers showing their goods...she learned well and from the best, her dad!!!
She is exactly what the mineral world needs...youthful excitement and extremely intelligent and personable!!!
She's a winner!!!
I'd put her up against the best of them 😎
@@bluecapproductions Thank you for creating such great interesting shows. Wilber, is a legend. I miss him.
35:15 wow morganite
Du bist mir über
"Thats a fun object" wow who says that. I get it minerals are exciting but your forcing your words into this poor mans ears and he is shutting down. Let him talk