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Thanks! I've just bought an HC-X1500 and was planning to ensure I understood every setting. This is very helpful! ¡Muchas gracias! sí hay más videos como este, me seria de mucha utilidad!!!
I didn't' understand where you were pushing the pin with your nail clippers. The pin was in the middle and you were entering on the side of the base. My V860IIIO is stuck on my camera.
When the flash is on the camera, it becomes a bit more difficult to access the pin but here is a link to another video showing a possible solution: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0a39VNH0dlo.htmlsi=6wN34GzHClU5kCPH
I’m not sure why you are seeing this. If you go to the sound recording menu, you should see either auto, manual or disable. The disable mode is your sound recording off mode. If your sound recording is disabled, you will not immediately see the auto and manual mode options. You will need to go into the disable menu, click on disable and you will then be presented with two other options; manual and auto.
On the same menu page you need to select "Shooting Mode" and make it manual . You'll see a camera icon with an "M". Then go back to the menu and select "Sound Recording" and you will see the option for "Auto", "Manual", or "Disable".
@@princejbc2003 the only thing that was a major problem I encountered while using the h6? I’ve only been using xlr cables NOT realizing that I needed to plug in the 1/4” in until it snaps in place. Missed about a 1/2 recording for audio guy wasn’t paying attention 😔 otherwise after I noticed the issue when checking on him, I plugged cables in correctly. Valuable and costly lesson. Fortunately I had some audio from cameras.
Thanks for this! Great video. I wasn't even aware of this product. Lately I've been considering the Elgato Prompter for talking head RU-vid type content... language education style videos. But this looks like a very tempting alternative. Would you suggest one over the other for my purpose?
It’s a great product though I think it is more suited to higher end professional use…it is a bit of an overkill for just simple RU-vid videos. You need a heavy duty tripod to support it for sure..it is quite a heavy set up. I love the different input options. For the software installation, it seems to only work with PCs not Macs. Overall, no regrets.
Yes it is though these days I would recommend a hybrid camera especially if you are small shooter because with hybrids, you can switch to photos easily and so shoot both photos and video. I don’t like its low light performance so if you do a lot of indoor shooting with no extra lights, that might be a challenge.
The camera has a 24x normal or optical zoom. If you want to zoom beyond that then you need to switch on the i-zoom or digital zoom function and that allows you to zoom to 48x. The downside is that the image quality is not as good beyond the normal zoom range. Go to camera menu then SW mode then Zoom and set iZoom to ON.
I’m going to go out on a limb here and say that English is probably not your first language yet you speak English better than any English-speaking American I know. Thank you very much for this video. Very helpful!
There is a clunky workaround by metering and then recomposing while having locked the exposure. Let me know if this works. 1. Set the Metering Mode to Spot 2. Lock the Exposure and point the center of the frame at the area you want to meter. 3. Press the exposure lock button and recompose your shot while holding the exposure lock. 4.Take the Photo
Thanks for this video - I have two Panasonic cameras - HPX 170 (2009) and HC-X2 (2023)... i can't find in X2 option which was in HPX170 and it calls MARK CLIP - this function we could set to USER button on body of camera and quickly mark in meta info of video clip. It was very usefull. Do you know where is it in these new cameras? thank you
I believe it is called Shot Mark in this camera. I don't have access to it right now but try this and let me know if it works: You can assign this function to either User Button 1 or User Button 2. From the menu, navigate to the USER BUTTON settings in the USER MENU. Select the desired button 1 or 2 and assign it to SHOT MARK.
Thank you for the detailed explanation. I read a review of the Godox TT600 in which a photographer commented that the HSS is only suitable as a backlight etc rather than a main light. Would you agree or disagree with that? From those comments in the review, it sounds like the light output from the HSS in this unit is very weak.
He is probably correct. The TT600 is a great basic speedlight but I would not recommend it for heavy duty use. It is, however, one of a few basic speedlights that can actually do HSS so if you're a beginner and want to practice HSS before investing in more advanced lights, then this is the place to start. Just remember that for HSS to work on this light, you need a trigger that can get the HSS info from your camera...it won't work on it's own.
Haviing many other cameras and this one from the day 1 of release. Absolutly stunning camera if you know limitations (like extreme low light). Overall highly recommended. The microscopic con that need special charger (included) and not just USB-C charging, and regarding lens hood it's mostly impossible to use filters without removing the hood. But that very minor things.
Hey boet, 2 quick questions on this camera please. Is there a quick start on quick on function that lets the camera boot up faster? Then the fast zoom, is there any way to set this to permanently on? I set my assign button 5 to fast zoom function but would love it to be on all the time Thanks a bunch
Try this: Navigate to Quick Start from the Menu button. Set it to on. Then keep the camera in standby mode by closing the LCD monitor or retracting viewfinder. When you open the viewfinder, the camera will be ready to record without long boot up. As for the quick zoom, I will do some research on that when I get hold of the camera...I currently don't have access to it.
HC-X2000. Eu prefiro por causa das saídas HDMI SDI completas, filtro ND integrado, e capacidade de transmissão ao vivo. Does that make sense? Tried using the translate feature.
An excellent video, I have learned so much from watching it, well done. One question, can I fire off a multi-burst with the flash on my camera, I have a Canon550d? Many thanks Mike.
I’m glad it was useful. Yes you can do multi burst but the recycle time on the flash will be a limiting factor..the flash might not be able to keep up. Also the flash tends to heat up quite quickly and will stop firing when too hot.
I bought this camcorder and am very happy with it. My question is: Can this camcorder record with a 1 tb Sandisk pro card? Or is there a limit to the memory card amount that can be used?
@@Sketchrcat Sure! Working well without problems. I'm using samsung micro sd (!) with sd adapter (included to card) and have no any issues in any settings. "Samsung Evo" I aasume, they changed to newer model, I have green and blueish ones. So even on cheap card it's good at max settings. But probably better to buy 2x 256. I'm think it could work and on 1tb and 2tb, but just don't have these big card, and in general it's not very needed, that huge...
Excellent, except that you did not address the battery level indicator, as in - how to acquire it. I have a problem with my flash - yesterday it worked fine, shooting multiple fast shots, but today it won't flash at all - please advise of possible solutions, thank you. Batteries are fresh, BTW.
Unfortunately the Godox TT600 flash doesn't have a built-in battery level indicator. As for the sudden loss of function, I can't really tell what that could be. If you're using it on-camera, you could check that it is well positioned on the hotshoe.
Hello is their a way to sync TT560+trigger it came with… with TT600-didn’t come with a trigger!! Plz help or should I send one back and try to order the same kind
Unfortunately I don’t think this will work. The TT560 has a different type of built in receiver that works with the trigger it came with. That trigger is compatible with older Godox flashes only.
Good morning I have a Sony A7CII and 2 Canon 580ex and 2 580exII flashes. Please help, what transmitter receiver should I buy? I want to use the Sony camera to fire Canon flashes Regards
Sony cameras use a different hotshoe on the camera and so the first thing you will need is a hotshoe adaptor to change your Sony hotshoe to a regular one. After that all you need is a universal radio flash trigger like the Godox CT16 and two two receivers that you fix to your Canon flashes and you’re good to go. You will not be able to control the flashes within your camera menu or TTI but you can trigger them.
