Hello from Slovakia, EU. I ´ve been watching Your work and videos for several months now and I really apreciate this particular one. It helped me understand a pro photographer at work. Thanks again and please make more videos. You are trully a great teacher.
Its crazy how quiet the mirrorless cameras are. Love your videos and your wisdom. Introduced several friends in other artistic fields that find a great deal of value in what you have to say as well. Keep it up, you're content is always top notch!
love this! next time could you show us your setup maybe with a phone selfie? wondering how you've mounted the X3 in a way that doesn't completely annoy and get in the way or leave it too exposed to hit things or people as you pass
Great video! Really thought you were aiming for the reflection in that girls mirror at that early crosswalk! This makes me want to visit Toyko, such an aesthetic place.
Getting a shot of Tokyo's vibes is always great ! Thanks for it 🙂 PoV and "walking videos" are always interesting, especially as it allow us to see the place and how you shot it. Maybe for the PoV by it, you may share what attracted your eyes and how you compose it .. like some more insights about the shot you're taking ?
Love the return of the pov video! Gotta say I prefer the traditional GoPro on the chest set up though. Harder to get an idea of what you are doing and how you are framing things with this set up.
Pat - thanks for the awesome content. I’m binge watching all your videos and they are such a breath of fresh air when it comes to approaching “traditional” topics. I was wondering if you have ever seen the works by Mateusz Urbanowicz, a Polish illustrator that did some really awesome watercolor series of Tokyo’s traditional stores. Especially his night-time series reminds me of some photos you took (like the one at min 3:23 of your 4 mistakes all beginners do). Looking forward to your future content ✨
How did you have your video camera attached to you? It was so well coordinated with your movements. When you got your camera up to shoot stills, the video camera swung around in perfect time to show your camera and the scene you were shooting. It made for a very cool experience like we were there with you.
I had the opportunity to travel to Tokyo for a job as a photographers assistant and had a great experience, we got to shoot on the roof of the Fuji Tv building and in the Robot restaurant...also stayed in the best hotel I've ever stayed in in the banking district, would love to get back and do some more exploring and bouldering
Helpful one. Curious to know : 1. Did 85 and 1.4 used for most tight shots in low lights : was it intentional not to get close with subjects and large frames? 2 . If not , would you use 50 mm or 35 mm GM ?
Great content as usual, Pat! I'm in Tokyo now and was what district is this that you're shooting at? The one where the shops and restaurants are under the train tracks.
hey pat kay, how does your camera focus past objects in the foreground? i have trouble focusing beyond objects in the foreground with any of the autofocus on a7iii like your photo at 7:28.
Good video. I love Tokyo, It’s so photogenic. I feel like the 85mm is kind of no mans land for street. With it you are neither up close and intimate with the subject like with a 24, 35 or even a 50, nor are you able to really snipe effectively because it’s too short. I get the respectful distance though. In your face street isn’t 100% acceptable in Japan.
Nice to see some POV videos, lovely shots, however, if I may give you one word of advice, would be to talk a bit more while you are shooting. I feel like we didn't get "inside" your head enough, it would be nice to know about your thought process a tad more... maybe it is just me, or maybe I have been spoiled by Evan Ranft's POV videos. Cheers!
Ngl, the shutter sound of the A1 is sooo satisfying to listen to hahaha
The shots of the guy drinking behind the bar and the pedestrian crossing with the guy blurred in the foreground 💯 mate !
Tokyo is really a fantastic place to do street photography. Every street is very different and has something interesting that can draw your attention.
the shutter sounds like paintball single shots. LOL...equally satisfying
Beauty bro can't wait to be back! The 360 turned out pretty cool
Hello from Slovakia, EU. I ´ve been watching Your work and videos for several months now and I really apreciate this particular one. It helped me understand a pro photographer at work. Thanks again and please make more videos. You are trully a great teacher.
I loved that video and found it very helpful to see the process to get a certain shot. Hope you are going to do more of them. I learnt a lot. Thanks!
I like how your camera lens is walking with you, thanx for sharing my friend and greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪
Its crazy how quiet the mirrorless cameras are.
Love your videos and your wisdom. Introduced several friends in other artistic fields that find a great deal of value in what you have to say as well. Keep it up, you're content is always top notch!
Shutter sounds like a BB gun when he shooting :D
love this! next time could you show us your setup maybe with a phone selfie? wondering how you've mounted the X3 in a way that doesn't completely annoy and get in the way or leave it too exposed to hit things or people as you pass
Great video! Really thought you were aiming for the reflection in that girls mirror at that early crosswalk! This makes me want to visit Toyko, such an aesthetic place.
Thank you so much for the POV video 🎇💕 I love your work
Great video! I have very fond memories of Shimbashi! Great to see the area again.
Great video mate, would love to see more povs in the future
Getting a shot of Tokyo's vibes is always great ! Thanks for it 🙂
PoV and "walking videos" are always interesting, especially as it allow us to see the place and how you shot it.
Maybe for the PoV by it, you may share what attracted your eyes and how you compose it .. like some more insights about the shot you're taking ?
I have such opinion. Tokyo and many big cities in the world are always great.
Awesome stuff man. 8:28 is the standout for me!
I really enjoy these POV videos :)) Thank you very much for making them
Love the Video m8 .. Keep doing more like this and maybe with a Challenge for yourself every time going out.
Can't wait to buy your updated photo guides!
Great one, loving the picture of the minute 8 ❤ What about another video as this one but using the 16-35 GM? another of ur favs :D
I love these kind of videos.
Keep on inspiring Pat!
Would love more videos like this from you Pat! Love listening to the sounds of Japan as well as your camera shutter
AMAZING video Pat...love the POV! You've inspired me for my trip to Japan next year 📷
Your framing is excellent and I love the mood of your presets
Definitely checking out this area too. So many nice frames to capture based on the things you’ve shown in the video 🫰🏼
Dope, can't wait to hit the streets in Dec!
Goes hard as always
I didn’t know I needed this until now
Love the return of the pov video! Gotta say I prefer the traditional GoPro on the chest set up though. Harder to get an idea of what you are doing and how you are framing things with this set up.
Pat - thanks for the awesome content. I’m binge watching all your videos and they are such a breath of fresh air when it comes to approaching “traditional” topics.
I was wondering if you have ever seen the works by Mateusz Urbanowicz, a Polish illustrator that did some really awesome watercolor series of Tokyo’s traditional stores. Especially his night-time series reminds me of some photos you took (like the one at min 3:23 of your 4 mistakes all beginners do).
Looking forward to your future content ✨
Awesome video pat, love the way you edit the photos along with how you display them on screen like a photo gallery, can’t wait for more povs from you
Love your Pictures and the Video
Stocked to see you exploring japan!
Omgggggggg ur back!!!!
This video is mind blowing 😍
Thanks so much for this content - it's really inspiring in so many ways. I absolutely loved the shot at 17:25!
niiice. excited to do some of this myself later this year!
Loved it !
Love to see new styles of content from you! Keep it up!
How did you have your video camera attached to you? It was so well coordinated with your movements. When you got your camera up to shoot stills, the video camera swung around in perfect time to show your camera and the scene you were shooting. It made for a very cool experience like we were there with you.
I had the opportunity to travel to Tokyo for a job as a photographers assistant and had a great experience, we got to shoot on the roof of the Fuji Tv building and in the Robot restaurant...also stayed in the best hotel I've ever stayed in in the banking district, would love to get back and do some more exploring and bouldering
Nice video Pat, do you have any plan to do a photowalk in Tokyo? would love to join!!
its amzing work
Tokyo is one of the rare places where 85mm fit so well
Hey dude! You still here ? I’m currently in Tokyo also if you want to link up ✌️
Love the angle Pat! Did you just mount it right onto your hot shoe?
Helpful one. Curious to know :
1. Did 85 and 1.4 used for most tight shots in low lights : was it intentional not to get close with subjects and large frames?
2 . If not , would you use 50 mm or 35 mm GM ?
“Babe wake up, new Pat Kay video. He’s in Tokyo!”
Is it also possible to make the insta camera look less fisheye?
"what about this angle? hahaha" Are you shooting street photography or playing Counter Strike? Kinda gave me the vibes xD
🤣"alright I'm done.... for this angle"
Pat is this Insta 360 better than GoPro for POV? What’s your expert opinion?
hit me with that nostalgia, so want to go to Japan right now but flight tix are so expensive :(:(:(
Love this series, hope you do more of this!!
I thought i took a lot of pictures, love the sound of the shutter lol
yess finally.. we need an hour bruh 😆
what body cam are you using to record your POV videos?
I wish someday could do this 🫡
Hi, did you crop any photo? awesome phots
Was the insta360 mounted to your camera hotshoe?
Using a 360 cam instead of a gopro is a nice touch! Looks like a pain to edit though, haha
Great content as usual, Pat! I'm in Tokyo now and was what district is this that you're shooting at? The one where the shops and restaurants are under the train tracks.
Was also doing the same thing last month when a gang member approached and threatened me. Be careful of Shibuya area. Stay safe!
Did you change your metering settings during this POV session?
Hey Pad , Love the video. what do camera do you use to record your POV?
Jesus love y’all so much❤️✝️
Which go pro is this?
Where did you mount the x3?
hey pat kay, how does your camera focus past objects in the foreground? i have trouble focusing beyond objects in the foreground with any of the autofocus on a7iii like your photo at 7:28.
He uses the focus mode: flexible spot
85mm does allow you to shoot people from a distance. Street photography is something that I want to do but I don't have the confidence.
where do you put the cam of our view?
Nice!
A1 w that BB gun sound haha
15:19 I have eaten under there before. Got the craziest food poisoning.
Good video. I love Tokyo, It’s so photogenic. I feel like the 85mm is kind of no mans land for street. With it you are neither up close and intimate with the subject like with a 24, 35 or even a 50, nor are you able to really snipe effectively because it’s too short. I get the respectful distance though. In your face street isn’t 100% acceptable in Japan.
I enjoyed listening language. I’m such an American 😂
Nice to see some POV videos, lovely shots, however, if I may give you one word of advice, would be to talk a bit more while you are shooting. I feel like we didn't get "inside" your head enough, it would be nice to know about your thought process a tad more... maybe it is just me, or maybe I have been spoiled by Evan Ranft's POV videos. Cheers!
I prefer chill, non commentary, street photography videos.
Is Tokyo safe at night?
好棒
Sounds like bb gun
so whats the mask situation in japan? I want to go but I dont want to mask up. I see you're not wearing a mask.
Lol you literally cant shoot a bad photo with that camera/lens
They locked you up? For what crime?
Bought your book. Will be there last week of Nov. would love to hire you as a guide for street. Taking my GFX100S. Sent DM on IG.
Loved it !