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Why not? 😏

I'm so happy to hear that! 📸✨

I completely understand - I think weight of a item makes it feel more luxurious and hardy. I actually enjoy that it takes cheap SD cards...I don't wanna pay $50+ for a new SD but I had a few cards on hand that worked, so that wasn't an issue for me. I'm glad you overall seemed to like it though!! 📸✨

Of course! I'm happy to help! 📸✨

Of course - happy to share - I still love this scanner! I shoot maybe 1 film roll per year and it works so well for me. 📸✨

I feel like in most scenarios you can use auto WB with no issues -- I've found it very helpful for me to be more consistent to my editing style while also being true to the changing color of the lights in the venue. It's not for everyone - but I hope you have fun testing it out!! 📸✨

I use the Nikon Z6ii right now! 📸 Auto Focus and letting your camera choose your settings for you -- it will hurt you more often than it helps!! (At least in my opinion... 😂)

@BostonSchulz I'm using the same. Big jump from the D70S to Z6ii. Yes did hurt me already and learned my lesson

I'm so happy to help!!

I love that Camp Snap has listened to it's users and improved the product! Over my usage, I've never gotten an image below f/3.2 (as noted in my video settings), but great to know that they do open up more...wild that I've shot mine at night, indoors, concerts, and it's always been at f/3.2...???

I love prime and really miss shooting with them (I'll have to bring them back out!!). You got a good range and variety!

@ I prefer primes personally, and they suit the venues I shoot in! Obviously not ideal to switch lenses constantly, but I have the opportunity to capture the entire event at most venues I shoot... So I don’t mind taking my time and making a lens switch here and there. That said, the tamron is a freaking work horse of a lens. The only time I take the 50 out now is when the room is very dark or I’m taking an artist portraits

@@sonderbass That's how I feel about my 70-200, it's a workhorse and I can practically use it anywhere. And if I'm too close, I can run farther back as needed. :)

I love hearing this! I would absolutely recommend testing it. If it doesn't work for you, yes, then stick with burst. I completely get wanting to catch that moment, but I find myself focusing more and shooting with intent when I'm on single shot. Also, I feel like I miss focus a lot with burst, so it's even more tedious going through all those images in post and not having most of them even be usable!! Let me know how it goes when you try it!!

@@BostonSchulz Very helpful. Thanks for your kind reply.

I would recommend going full manual and getting used to how those three play together. If you need more light, you might even want to turn down your shutter speed. In this video, my normal rec for shutter is 1/250 unless your band is SUPER fast.

You can see my full list of "starting" settings here: ua-cam.com/video/YDwxYeHp5uA/v-deo.htmlsi=r-UGV0w1NhjvkL2U&t=1436

If you decide to use Auto ISO, I’d put a cap on the maximum ISO you are willing to accept. Otherwise, you’ll start shooting at ISO 25k in some dark settings which most would find less than ideal. I recommend manual as well, but I personally set my maximum allowed at 6400 ISO if I decide to use Auto

@@BostonSchulz I used to do this but it was a hassle so I was experimenting with Auto ISO and it seems to be better, I started to experiment on this when I saw an post by nikon that you should use Auto ISO when shooting with constant change of light. out of 4 thousands pictures I took one event, there's only 3 pictures with over exposure.

​@@sonderbassyes I shoot in manual, only the ISO is set to manual. I do shoot with manual ISO when I was on DSLR and I really find this as a hassle, sometimes I miss some nice moments just by changing the ISO. I tried Auto ISO with my old DSLR before and noticed a lot of pictures were overexposed, but now I am using a mirrorless and noticed the pictures are really decent. After reading your comment I went to investigate on my photos and saw that the highest ISO it shot was 1600, I don't shoot night photography with Auto, I shoot them with Manual so I should monitor my auto ISO again for gigs. I used Auto ISO on 3 gigs already after my initial comment so I'll still keep in mind of your comment regarding with ISO capping. If I notice a frequent really high ISO, I'll set a cap. Thanks on this.

Aw, thank you! Yes, she's such a cutie and loves watching me edit! She literally lays her head down and watches the screen!! 😻

Your photographs are very good

Happy to help!! 📸✨

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

Ohhhh you can get filters for Camp Snap?!?! How's that?

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. ✨

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!!

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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