45 Minutes of 85mm NYC Chinatown Street Photography (4k POV) 

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Only if you get caught

No, not in America it’s not. There is no expectation of privacy when you’re in public along with 1st amendment issues.

i just use the onboard mic. it’s always worked well for me

thank you for the kind words 🙏🏻. yeah all my filters are 82mm thread size, i just use a step up ring to fit them in my lenses. The sigma 85mm lens has a 77mm thread

Well first I’d like to say thank you for watching the videos man I appreciate it. I’m happy you get that feeling after watching them, besides having something chill to watch I want people to go out have fun and do what they love doing

most filter is always a must for me

Thank ya for tuning in and for the kind words 🙏🏻

His photos look grey and muddy theres literally 0 color grading going on. They almost look untouched. Dude has no idea how to bring out or dramatize his shadows. Everything looks flat as hell. This is a prime example of someone with more money and time than actual knowledege and technical skill. His awkward compositioning, over use of the same angles that everyyyy street photographer uses, and lack of creativity made this video an absolute bore. Just because you can afford a 4k setup doesnt mean you should buy it. Ive seen work shot on century old equipment that captivates me more than this shit. I get it tho, gotta hop on the trends as they come.

when shooting at night having a lower aperture is crucial to maintain higher shutter speeds

any of the polar pro mist filters are good that’s what i’ve always used

@@PhotoTripps23 thank you for your reply. Really appreciate it. In this video, what strength did you use? 1/4 or a 1/8th?

I have a polar pro 1/4 filter. I’ve never had a flare issue on any lens. I’ve used it on my 24-70, 85, and 70-200

yeah i just use the built in mic, its always worked really well for me

not really in that part of the city. i’ve seen it in other spots but honestly it’s not common

I use the back joystick to point my focus points. Sometimes it’s a little bit slow but I found it to be the best way to nail focus

I was fighting a little something but all good now. Appreciate ya checking in 🙏🏻

depends honestly. for the sake of youtube i think the lcd is useful but in daylight i have to use my viewfinder.

Yeah I always edit afterwards to bring back some lost light

It’s mostly for the povs so people can see the camera but when I’m out shooting for non video content I’ll use the viewfinder more often. Also the a7iii viewfinder resolution isn’t the best to be honest

Hey man.. thanks for the reply. maybe i'll see you in the street this summer!!@@PhotoTripps23

I’m not sure which GoPro you have but I got a hero 10. These are the settings I always use. 4K 60 , SuperView, boost (for hypersmooth), bit rate is set to high, shutter white balance are both Auto, iso is minimum 100 and max 800. Sharpness is low and color is on flat. Hope that helps

@@PhotoTripps23TYSM, I have the Hero9 Black. I was wondering if you keep these setting for night time as well or do you adjust them?

Flexible spot

Working on another video as we speak

Btw, wasn’t trying to be rude or anything. Love these photo walks!

I know the crashed car was in a tough spot for the 85mm and I can’t really stand in the street over there

@@PhotoTripps23 good point. I was thinking that too. I’m thinking about doing a 85 mm challenge as well. The pictures look so sharp with a nice 85.

@@NerdAffiliated i know man no worries. When I watch back the video while editing I’ll see stuff and I’m like shit how did I even miss that

Also appreciate the support and kind words 🙏🏻

send me your videos

@@PhotoTripps23 Let's make a video together

yeah for sure if you want to shoot at 1/25 of a second and an iso of 2500