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@14:40 ok... so make him fix it and then just get another provider. I dont understand the threat of "we will drop your coverage if you make us actually do our jobs". go ahead. drop me. I dont care... but I pay you for a reason, and that is to fix my car if something happens. Being scared to file a claim is essentially letting them exist and collect free month each month without really providing you any service or benefit. no thanks, pay up!
I have been looking at videos of 16mm lenses the whole week and Im so glad RU-vid recommended this one. The first 4mins already are gold. Simple the best 16mm lens video Ive watched so far. Love the tips, love the fact that the whole video seems to be shot in 16mm (if im correct, lol) The whole aesthetic and the vibe of the video just seems like a perfect fit for such a fun lens as a 16mm lens. Thanks for sharing!
Ive always been curious about these vehicles, my job has me occasionally clearing out Homeless encampments across the street from their headquarters near Venice Beach Ca (you're welcome Rivian) and the vehicles are definitely head turners.
Great video loved it. I am planning to go Newfoundland and now I can make it a fun project. If don’t mind sharing, what platform did you use to create the photo book?
I'm so over big cameras. I think back to the days when i was traveling with big DSLR gear, and think, "Wow, those days sucked." These days, I want to go as small and light as I can. The A7C II looks like a great camera. I use the A6XXX series, so I'm looking forward to getting a FF version of this form factor.
The a7C2 is pretty awesome. I use an a7R4 for photo, which is what I mostly do and the a7C2 for video and photo if I need multiple lenses, or just have no space to pack a bigger body. I also struggle with the lack of a joystick though and adapted to using touch focus more often. I could also use a couple more programmable buttons some of the time, especially when using a manual lens like the Voigtländer 50mm f/2, which is my favorite lens.
2024 - planning our flight out to Newfoundland and Labrador... fuel (100LL AvGas) is still tight and probably available at fewer airports than when this was released 4 years ago.
Interesting fact, the Pentax MZ-S 35mm SLR camera imprints the camera settings to the edge of the roll of film by where the sprockets grab the film. Super helpful when you drop off your film and forget what your settings were.
If you are using a turbine helicopter for work, how much it costs, is relative to how much you make, that is if all goes predictably, which it won’t, because it’s a helicopter. Search and rescue takes an additional toll on a helicopter bad weather and rough terrain. Around 15,000 hours flight time also takes a toll on the crew -if the hours are unpredictable. 🚁 stay safe!
You won't believe I got one of your pics in pinterest before 8months around, and here after searching for RU-vid backdrops, the first one I got is yours
Absolutely loved the video! I am on the Sony A7S III (I am video focused). Curious how the A7C II it does in low light for video compared to A7S III? Thanks!
I also have the A7CII upgraded from a A7R4.........upgraded?? Yes, the A7R4 is only good in a few things the A7CII in many, if not all. I have the zeiss Batis lenses on it. Fantastic. Lately i`m a complete voighlander fan, small an extremely well made quality. Exceptional rendering an artistry. I still have some bigger zooms because they are very handy, but i like the overall smaller size and less weight. Great combi so far, i`m very happy with it.
Hey Becki!! Hey Chris!! So I’ll apologize right off the bat here because technically this comment doesn’t have to do with this video, but I didn’t know where else to go with this… So here I am! 😂. So like always I’m a day late and a dollar short and I’m just now listening to your July 11th podcast. Look ya’ll, I was laughing so god damn hard at you two that it looked like I was ugly crying. This uncontrollable laughing turned into the laughing farts (Peckham, I know you know what I mean! You’ve definitely had the laughing farts at some point, I’d bet my life on it!) and the laughing farts although very funny even when you’re by yourself, they are like Ron White delivering the punchline and 100 times better when there’s someone else to share your laughing farts with! So here I am, laughing, tears, shitting myself, but what’s so funny ass hat? I don’t know why, but for some reason hearing Becki say “Once your Dicky Bird is in that pocket the fabric…” Enter Chris : “Ehh it’s a penis Becki..” Becki: OK…. Apparently my inner 13 year old came out or something because the phrase “Your Dicky Bird” tickled my funny bone to no end.. I personally thought that I was an old pro when it came to my potty mouth vocabulary. Since the vernacular is similar between where I live in Maine and where ya’ll are from in Newfoundland I’ve noticed a lot of our toilet humor and fuckity fukk fukk words are the same, but Miss Becky…. You got me good with Dicky Bird.. It still makes me giggle. I think it was the amazing combo of a new word I hadn’t heard along with the sound of Chris being semi annoyed that the proper anatomical term for Dicky Bird wasn’t used so he matter of factly just says “It’s a penis Becki”.. You two killed me with that! Side note, I know exactly what kind of underwear you’re talking about in that podcast Chris! They are so freaking comfortable, plus everything stays in its own place and doesn’t try to visit the neighbors when you’re wearing them! FYI when you go to order a few new pairs of those underwear, you know, so that the next time you’re on a jet ski in the middle on the night, half naked, with your Dicky Bird on display for half the lake to see just keep in mind that they are no longer called “My Package Underwear” they changed the name to “BN3TH”.. Anywho, Keep On Keepin’ On you two!! You both rock. Remember my offer still stands for you two to come visit KPQI on your way to Newfoundland so I can be your personal tour guide and chauffeur when it’s helicopter vacation time again! Chris’s new Onlyfans account will be live soon with his premiere photo shoot he likes to call “Jet Skis and Dicky Birds, The Lake dic-tastrophy.” 😢😂.
Carrying the A7R5 full day walking around does feel bulky and heavy sometimes..so I bought a Q3 for those lazy days but ended up it is becoming my main camera
Thank you for this important tips. One question. How many photos do I need to shoot? I understand that it depends on client, but still. Do you have any rough idea in your head how much you need to shoot?
Agree on all of that, I love my a7cii since I'm always on the move too. I used to shoot on tiny MFT cameras, but switched to the original a7c because I like using vintage glass.
Plz, could you do a video on how you or your editors are able to illustrate every video with past projects all the time ? Is there some power folder, do you keep finals version in a dedicated folder ? Or do they just go back into the file drives and download what they need each time ?
I totally get the sentiment, but having just switched from a DSLR setup with a bunch of old glass it's a bit funny to hear you comment that a mirrorless setup is heavy😅
Coming from Canon (5DmiV) to Sony (A7rv) ....i guess "downsize" is relative to what you used before. I feel like my Sony is a tiny toy in comparison to what I had.
i have an a7c and ADORE it. It fits in my purse - that means I take it with me all the time. The sigma 35mm contemporary lens is nice, and so is the sony 85mm!
A while back I sold my Bronica 6x6 and host host of lens but kept my OM-2n & 35mm f2 & 50mm f1.4. I bought an Oly M10 , a 30mm f1.7, 50mm f1.4, 80mm f1.8. It fits in my work bag with the 50mm f1.4. I use it everyday...
Thanks for sharing your insight, Becki! I think a camera like this would be great for travel and the shots you shared from your Arizona trip looked beautiful- I loved the one of Chris driving the boat! We don't often take our Sony cameras with us when we travel because they're heavy and we rarely use them (we also haven't been in too many situations/locations where we'd want to take photos) but having a smaller kit like this would be great to sling over your shoulder or keep in a small backpack. I love shooting day to day images on my iPhone (nature shots, city shots) but a larger camera will always provide a different look and feel and capture memories in a special way and *maybe* just encourage me to get out there and shoot some more! This may be a camera I'll try and rent and see how I like it as we're planning a trip to Japan later this year that it would be perfect for!
I shoot with Canon, but they are quite heavy compared to Sony! If Canon doesn't start making their setup lighter as I get older, I'll switch to Sony for the lighter weight. Carrying two Canon cameras for over 5 hours at a wedding is a lot of load on my back.
I missed taking good quality photos and having complete control over it, plus i wanted to film log whenever i wanted, yet i didnt want to carry my a7iii. I got the a6400 and been carrying that everywhere. Makes a HUGE difference. I also invested in a peak design clip for my backpack and that made an even bigger difference. I definitely can relate to this video!
Okay so this video has been so relatable. I also have motion sickness too, but the thing is that I'm scared I'm gonna have a headache or vertigo or even feel dizzy. This thought has made me cancel a few trips because I'm petrified of the idea of flying. I guess this video has helped me a lot.
