Sony ZV E10 Is Vlogging DEAD? 7Ryms Dw10 review 

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I 100% agree with you! Right now there's a group of kids in their parents basement with iPhones creating content that going to get millions of views! They aren't worried about white balance, exposure settings or anything technical. All they know is that they want to make something funny or interesting! Like you said, the BEST camera for that is the one they have! Thanks for commenting and thanks for watching! 👍

LoL! Yes the ZV-E10 is a powerful little camera. Sure it has it's shortcomings but most if not all of them can be overcome with accessories and filming techniques. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel and thanks for leaving positive feedback!

I agree with what you said! I think your approach is a more organic approach to creating content. You are creating content because you "have something to talk about". You didn't decide you wanted to make content.. buy the gear.. then figure out what it's going to be about. I also believe that those who truly WANT to create will always have that desire. I just see too many people becoming uninspired because the POWER of social media is MUCH bigger and stronger than ever! There used to be a few channels or magazines you could look at and those articles or commercials would try to sell you things. Now you have THOUSANDS of people "who look and live just like me" telling me I NEED to get this thing to be relevant... when all I need is a modern camera and some great ideas! Thanks for watching and thanks for supporting the channel!

@@PurposedLensPhotoMedia That is very true, the saturation level, both in terms of how many people create content, as well as the amount of product pushing, is insane compared to just 10-15 years ago. At the same time there is a mismatch between the amount of people who create «works of art» to a certain degree, and people creating content about the tools one uses to create works of art. For every person who shoots portrait photography there hundreds and thousands of people who create content purely about the gear used, without not really being able to shoot a proper portrait, and there are way fewer people doing actual vloging than people creating content about *how* to vlog and what gear to use, and even more people aspiring to *be* a vlogger, but never get further than creating content about how to and what gear to use, because good vlogging is also hard and it’s easier to make content about how to and make money off of it rather than being a good vlogger. And I think, to a certain degree, that those two larger groups are the main reason for there being such a large group of people feeling uninspired, because even though every one of them *could* have succeeded, they don’t really *want* it enough, they might *say* they want it, and maybe even *think* they want it, but ultimately the drive isn’t there - the *important* part about that last bit though is that it *isn’t* black or white, either you’re a pro creator or not is not the situation. But people *think* that is the way it is, and then, instead of being inspired to create something from seeing good work they become uninspired because they have unrealistic views on how hard (or easy) creative work should be, and those unrealistic views usually come from over-consumption of social media. The paradox is of course that a lot of these people, when good enough to create things, will then be dependent on social media to spread their work … I remember «back in the day», around the late80’s and 90’s, DTP, Desk Top Publishing was the BIG THING. Common Computers where becoming fast enough to run graphic design packages and print layout packages, and the DESKTOP PUBLISHING REVOLUTION was coming, every company had some sort of package packed with clipart and fonts and layout tools, and the pitch was that NOW EVERYONE CAN PUBLISH THEIR OWN NEWSPAPER OR NEWSLETTER - Family newsletters to publish on the fridge, a small «newspaper» to publish in your neighbourhood or part of town, ANYONE could publish and it would be the death of publishing and newspapers and magazines as we knew it and the news on paper and tv where full of stories about this. many tried, few succeded, most quit after a short time, but they didn’t quit because social media was there to kill their vibe, but because it was hard and took time. Then the internet happened … Blogs where gonna SLAY the print media in the 2000s. Personal blogs with real stories took off, blogs about topics and themes took off, the personal publishing revolution was here. Many tried, most stopped. But again, not because of social media which wasn’t really a thing yet, but because it was hard work. Then youtube happened … and the cycle repeats … Now I’m not saying that EVERYONE that don’t feel inspired because of all the gear push and success stories in social media are lying or making excuses for not wanting to create, the marketing push is *real* and harder than ever, but as history shows: for every new thing that comes along many will try, many will figure out it’s not for them, and for most it won’t be because of external reasons like social media. I purposefully didn’t use the word «fail» in the last sentence, because trying something means you learn, and learning is good, and can always come in handy later - so learning, trying, doing is always a good thing, no matter if you pursue it to the end or not, but quiting is ultimately ones own choice, no matter the reason.

I 100% agree with you! I am SUPER happy that the video was a benefit to you! Make sure you come back and tell when you start creating! I am interested in seeing it! Thanks for watching and supporting the channel! 👍🏾

The only footage I ran through CB was 4 shots when I was panning around the mic. I handheld the camera and just wanted it to not take focus away from seeing the mics. All other shots were on a tiny tripod. 1.) Opening scenes + gym were all on tiny tripod 2.) Standing in front of the vehicle was small tripod 3.) Driving scene was handheld with OSS enabled. 4.) All other scenes were on tripod. Thanks for watching and thanks for sharing your journey! It can be VERY difficult to STOP watching gear stuff once you get in the groove! It has happened to me MANY times! Thanks again for watching and commenting! 👍

Thanks for the feedback! When a company sends out gear, there are certain things you "Agree" to cover within your video so there's an obligation to do that. I understand where you are coming from and I can understand why you feel the way you do. Check out my latest video and see if it sheds some light on things.. Thanks for taking the time to watch and support the channel!👍🏾 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XHy4v57W4wI.html

Trust me man.. I think we have all been there! Being a Lumix guy, what's your take on the whole Lumix S9 beef!🤔 Thanks for taking the time to watch and support the channel!👍🏾

You absolutely can! It’s 100% understanding composition, lighting and exposure settings. It’s MUCH less to do with the kit lens itself and MORE to do with knowing how to use it! Pick up your camera everyday and shoot! Shoot EVERYTHING as much as you can. The more you do that, the better you get! I wish you nothing but the very best! Thanks for watching! 👍🏾

Yes that kit lens is VERY capable. Not the BEST lens one can buy but it's ENOUGH to create meaningful content with! Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching!👍🏾

I do plan on doing some learning stuff in the very near future. I have a series coming up that I think you may like. Thanks for taking the time to watch and support the channel! 👍

@@PurposedLensPhotoMedia thank you

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I appreciate it! Thanks for the positive feedback and thanks for watching!

I actually like the look the kit lens gives. It's not too sharp and it has a vintage vibe to it. I noticed the focus changing AFTER I shot it.. I accidentally tapped the screen and made it focus on the trees instead of me when I was moving the camera. I was waaaaaay too lazy to re-record it though.. so I let it fly! Thanks for the postive feedback and thanks for watching!

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You are correct! There are SOO many ways to get what we need that there's really no reason we can't create. I reviewed another Ryms mic (follow the link below) a while back that has the ability to record internally as well! It's always a nice option to have! Having the pc recognize your mic as an audio source is SOO beneficial in MANY aspects! Thanks for taking the time to watch and thanks for leaving positive feedback! Link to 7Ryms DW30 - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DI1f1uaaq9Y.htmlsi=zsveGP6vI2KeQJ09

@@PurposedLensPhotoMedia Thank you for the nice reply. Beginning content creators (RU-vid or whatever else) can do so much with these microphones. Most needent worry about other microphones unless they have some specific reason. They can stop watching Sure SM7B videos. I've also been impressed at how Davinci Resolve (and other free software) can clean up or enhance audio.

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