The fact that these videos are free to watch is insane if you think about it... People out here selling photography courses not even giving 20% of the quality you put out there.
You are a flipping legemd mate 😢❤ i was looking for a video like this so desperately you save me. I would love for you to do a edition on how to setup a podcast using the sony zve10s as a camera if possible
Stoked to hear that and glad that I could help. I have a few videos on the list, but I’ll try and add that one in. In the meantime, Think Media has a good one that is similar and might have a few nuggets for ya: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tyo8sqHymqE.html
Thanks, Mike Technically, yes: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7aLUb4CRD_Y.html But to be honest. Some if my recent setup videos on the a6700 and the ZV E1 are a bit more up to date and 90% of the settings are transferable to the a7iv
I used to work as a portrait photographer....for many years. I learned that the shutter should be about the same as the focal length. Not for me!! I'm all there with double it! :D I often used studio strobes, then it's not that important. But again, great video. :)
One of your best videos so far, and hands down the best ASS video out there. Where was this 3 years ago when I started taking photos :) Very good explanation and charts. Ps: You should promto this video
Thank you and that is a really motivating statement, thank you Asiad. Ha the funny thing is that I've wanted to make this series for YEARS. As soon as I get this f-ing thumbnail figures out, I'll look into that
@@seandewispelaere keep making more of this awesome videos. I know how much work there is behind it. With the menus, text etc. they are amazing and I’m picking up a lot of knowledge. Actually I save many and go back to them when needed.
Just to clarify: 1. When doing video, I should keep the shutter speed 1/48 if doing a 24 fps 2. When doing photography, I should keep the shutter speed twice the size of lens focal distance? So if I have a lens of 30mm for APS-C camera, my shutter speed should be 1/60 minimally?
The benefit of product photography is that things aren't moving so you can actually get away with a lower shutter speed if necessary. Ideally, yes, use a tripod. Make sure you have plenty of light. I usually have the f-stop at least at 5.6 to make everything is in focus, ISO low around 160, then use the shutter to get exposure
A6700 ISO goes down to 25, should I keep it around 160~ rather than go all the way down to 25? and to confirm; shutter speed I have at 1/10, is that also overkill? @@seandewispelaere
This ^ I want a fourth ‘bonus’ studio cam angle for video podcasts that can be used also for run and gun teaser clips etc and can’t decide mainly due to the 🔥 risk
