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Thank you so much - I appreciate that!!

Thank you!!

That's awesome! Sadly, I can't speak to flashback cameras as I don't own one. But if I get my hands on one, I'll let you know!!

That's so interesting -- I've never had issues with link in the board, and I own a cat that gets hair on literally everything. But I have noticed that most of these cameras have a shutter sound to signal that the picture has been taken, which I do think is annoying and unnecessary. Hopefully both cameras will make improvements on the button press to actual picture capture while removing the sound.

I hope they work for you! Best of luck!! 📸✨ And it's a Tom Petty vinyl cover!!

I have planned to do a new video on this, but I do have other videos on getting started (ua-cam.com/play/PL1Gpgay8wOqkDsxwWkrZLwXd0VOxYS0Kn.html). Joining a publication should be considered like any other job -- find companies you want to work with them and reach out / apply!

SO FUN! I hope you love it. It's a fun little camera, but I haven't been able to produce shots I'm happy with at concerts from it. I hope you can!! 📸✨ I'd love to see them once you use it / post them!!

Thank you for watching and commenting - glad this video helped!!

I'm so happy to hear that! Figuring out how to do this on your own is quite confusing, so I'm so happy to help. Fingers crossed it works out well for you!!! 📸✨

I'm so happy to help!! I have my fingers crossed that your shoot went well! Best of luck to you!!!

@@BostonSchulz I’m pretty happy with the results. I used the 85mm lens most of the time and your tips off course 📸

Oh! I hope I didn't edit that out of the video. Yes, you can download filters (I had mine shooting B&W for a while actually) but when you're at an event, there's no way to switch between filters like you can on Paper Shoot. I'm an indecisive photographer, and choosing what filter to have until the next time I download one is too much of a commitment. 😂

​@BostonSchulz shoot, I might have missed that part. So far I do like mine. I have the paper shoot as well. I love the switch for the filter. I just order a couple of cases for mine. Will be doing a review of them soon. FYI, I liked you video

@@DaddisHouse I'll keep an eye out for your review!!! Can't wait!!

@@BostonSchulz :) it will be in the next two weeks thanks

Since I don't do a lot of video work, I wouldn't want to speak on any recommendation there. But most of my video work that I do is just handheld with my 24 - 70. ✨

Are you personally using it or referring to my images in the video?

Thank you so much for watching & commenting - and your kind words!!! I worked with the 50mm 1.8 for roughly two years before I invested in other lenses. Having a prime forces you to really work on your eye/vision and getting creative with your images. It is definitely more difficult, but I recommend it due to it forces you to learn with a boundary. If you have a crop sensor camera, I actually love the 35 1.8 and that might be a better choice! Both are fairly low cost, so you could potentially get both and it gives you opportunity to switch. Depends on your budget, honestly!!

I'll keep this in mind! I'm not buying any new gear for videos - but I'll keep the printomatic in mind if/when I do buy something new!!

Great question! I bought my Papershoot back in 2021. I'm not seeing anything on their site that they upgraded this camera to a larger mp version, but if they have done that across the board, I would assume this is the 16MP then. papershootcamera.com/products/old-classic-black-paper-camera

@@BostonSchulz you can tell on the camera easily by what usb port it has. The 18mp one is type c. I believe every camera is now the newer one.

@@maluslupo754 This is NOT the USB Type C, it's a micro USB, so mine must be the 16mp. I didn't know that they changed it -- so I'll update the description!! Thanks for pointing this out to me.

Mirrorless is a big shift, but not necessary if you love your current set up! I haven't even made the full switch over yet...but I do still love it. Thank you so much for your kind words, it means a lot to me.

Thanks for watching, commenting, and your kind words!! I appreciate it so much!! This lens is a full frame for a DSLR. To be honest with you, I no longer own it. It's a great lens, but I switched to the Z system specifically for the 24 - 70mm f/2.8, so that's now what I own. 📸

Yes! 📸✨

Yes!! In most photography, we want to blend into the background (like even in weddings). Being invisible is part of our job!!

Hey Trevor!! Thanks for watching!! I feel like every publication I work with has different rules. Some are super small pubs and want to be the ones directly in contact and some want the photographers to reach out on their own. Right now, all of my "big" shows for my "big" publication - I do the requesting, funny enough. I LOVE your note about being respectful. 100%!! It's surprising how small the industry is, and how often I send requests to the same people or teams for different artists. Being respectful at all times is incredibly important to your career and how far you'll go in the industry, for sure. 📸✨

I'm so happy to hear that! I know it can be overwhelming to get starting in the industry, so I'm glad I can help!! ✨📸

I forgot about it too! 😂✨ We got very lucky with a clear night here in LA. Hopefully you'll be able to catch the next one!!

Awesome!! So happy this is helpful for you!!

Oh my gosh, runway -- always so fun to shoot and prep for. 😅 I've gotten so many questions about keeping my "calendar full" with shoots, and this is my process. I think you're 100% right that people don't realize that there is so much research & time spent just doing general stuff on the computer to make a "photography business" run. As always, thanks for watching!! :)

Thanks for watching & commenting! Glad it helps!! ✨📸

If you're looking for an easy camera to have for photo & video, I would look into the Sony RX100 cameras. I own one and it's great that I can bring it into any venue (most venues that say "no cameras" do allow this as it's a "point and shoot"). But it also takes RAW photos and the video & sound from it has been impressive for what it is. www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1496248-REG/sony_dscrx100m7_b_cyber_shot_dsc_rx100_vii_digital.html

​@@BostonSchulzgreat bit of info I'm retired so just shoot for myself its very handy to know this i usually contact the venue and just ask for a press pass saying i will keep a low profile etc for me it's just about not paying for the tickets and always give then a link to my portfolio

So excited for you, Simon!! Good luck on your first gig! Please message me on IG (@bostonschulz) - I'd love to see your images after your show!!

That's awesome! I would love to see some of your shots from the barrier!! Do you have an IG? Feel free to message me there @bostonschulz I hope this is something you get into - it truly is so fun. 📸✨

Awe! I appreciate that so much! So happy that I could help clarify how these cameras compare. Hope you love whichever camera you purchase!!

So crazy! Hopefully people's etiquette has been getting better over the years - I feel like I haven't dealt with anyone wild lately. :)

Hi Carlos! There's not an easy settings fix for that as my understanding is LED lights are all going to be different from one light / show to the next. Do you have a DSLR or mirrorless camera? Which camera are you working with? Do you have the option to switch it to mechanical shutter in those situations?

Great question! Details on the screen are: 100% REC 709 / Delta-E 0.6 I've thought the screen looks pretty good!! How I've been using it, is that I set my settings all on camera with use of the camera screen & viewfinder. But I've found this fairly accurate to how I see it on my camera.

Thanks so much for watching!! I'm glad you found this information helpful - I love the side by side comparisons as they definitely help me, so I'm glad they help you too. 📸✨

I'm happy you like yours!! I definitely like using a monopod with it -- but I'm happy that it is lightweight enough to hand hold...sometimes I'll rest myself on a fence or like the top of my car when I'm trying to photograph the moon, and that's easier than getting out my monopod/tripod. Thank you so much for watching and commenting!! 📸✨

I wish I had my bag easily accessible, I definitely would have taken their little portraits!! 😆🐀

Hi!! I'm good - welcome back; thanks as always for watching!!

ISO of 8000 is totally fine. If your images look grainy and you want to reduce it, I swear that Lightroom's Denoise AI works wonders. But yes, these settings are just a "starting point" and you'll have to adjust for each unique setting, but they're what I recommend as a baseline. Your baseline is different than mine! I do get lucky with most of my venues.

Forget about it. They both suck.

Since you can't force settings for either of these cameras, I have a hard time recommending them for any night life photography. I find them blurry in concert settings (due to not being able to force a quick shutter speed) and since the CampSnap has a delayed flash vs sound / click, it's really hard to time out a shot of someone posing or doing any activity. I love using them for travels, but I rarely bring them out to concerts unless it's something outdoors / daytime. I'll keep testing cameras like this until I find my perfect favorite - but that's my notes about this for now!!

lol. I'm not gonna disagree with this statement. They're both really difficult in movement settings + low light.

I've found all these cameras (Flashback, Camp Snap and Paper Shoot) don't perform great in night photography including events. Their sensors are simply too small too capture enough light for a good quality photo. Flashback excels at close-up portraits and close-up action shots at night since the flash is an incredibly fast burst. Close-up subjects will be "frozen" against the background with minimal blur. (You can actually get some really cool effects from Flashback where the foreground is crisp because of the flash, and lights in the background blur or create trails).

I'm so happy I could help you figure that out!

Flashback is more of a traditional "film camera" experience: it winds up, only takes 27 pictures at a time and has a traditional bright Xenon flash. It's also a bit more tech-enabled since the photos transfer wireless to a mobile app and there has been some talk about a printing service built in to the app. There are new film types released via the app too. On the other hand, Camp Snap and Paper Shoot both use memory cards which means you can take a lot more photos if that's what you're after. Paper Shoot is the most expensive, while Camp Snap is the cheapest and Flashback is in the middle.

Hi! I looked into Flashback, but honestly, didn't want to jump on purchasing another camera at this moment. I do like the look of Flashback (with their flash, it seems like a more comfortable camera to shoot in numerous scenarios). I'm not sure I like the idea of having an app with the camera...but I do want to test it out. Did you wind up getting one?

@@BostonSchulz CONFUSED ON EITHER BUYING FLASHBACK OR CAM SNAP? any suggestions

@@karmaplays4857 I don't own one so I can't give any recommendations, sorry!

I appreciate this comment so much!! Thank you for your kind words, that means a lot to me!

Ah! I'm so happy you found my video. I felt the same way as well, a lot of people give general ideas about settings but never tell you what theirs are!! I'm super happy this was helpful to you - and I appreciate you watching and commenting!! 📸✨

You're so kind!! Thank you!! 😎

Thanks David!! I'm enjoying having another (bigger screen) to see everything on! Can't wait to use it for music videos!!

Great question! First 3 means first 3 songs for each band. That's pretty common for most artists! Sometimes you'll be able to photograph more songs, sometimes less songs, but normally first 3 for each band is standard!! Thanks for watching and commenting!! 📸✨

I still love this lens, and it's practically always on my Nikon film camera. I've never tried the 45mm pancake though...but I love your note about the "one that brings out the vision". I love just bringing one lens with me to shoots to challenge myself to work on my eye / vision / focus on what I want the image to portray. ✨